Quoting Rian Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > My network card (realtek 8139 or dlink 530tx+) does not work. > I don't have any developement tools (gcc gdb) > I don't have the hurd sources :(
GNUMach has a rtl8139 driver, but there can be a few problems with your situation: - You use shared IRQs, GNUMach does not support shared IRQs. - There is some weird conflict in GNUMach, recompile so it only includes the drivers you need. - The NIC you have is not supported because the driver does not check for its PCIIDs. In the last case I can try to help you. Can you show me the PCIIDs of your NIC? (You can use lspci to get the information). > I want to use the latest version of GNU Mach to see if there is a driver > for my network card, but i can't use CVS (no network, i'll have to boot > into gnu/linux). But even if i did have a network, i don't have gcc to > compile cvs Mach! (i'm using GNU Mach 1.2) You can find out how to checkout GNUMach n: http://savannah.gnu.org/cvs/?group=hurd Make sure you check out the "gnumach-1-branch" branch. > so a couple of questions: > > What is the correct gcc version to use with the Hurd, and what debian > package would it be? (also where coudl i get it?) AFAIK any should work but I am using gcc 3.2, IIRC. But you do not need to compile GNUMach from GNU/Hurd, you can just compile it from GNU/Linux. (Remove the check for "gnu" in configure.in) > Is there a driver for the nics with the 8139 chipset in the cvs GNU > Mach? It is supported, but this driver was not changed last years. -- Marco _______________________________________________ Bug-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-hurd
