jbra...@dismail.de via Bug reports for the GNU Hurd, le sam. 12 oct. 2024 10:36:51 -0400, a ecrit: > When you see the > +Grub splash sceen press "c", this will let you change your boot > +options. Add in the option "noide". This will force GNU Mach to > +disable the old Linux disk drivers, and the Hurd will instead try to > +use rumpdisk. > + > +You can compile GNU Mach without old Linux drivers baked into the > +kernel with `--disable-ide`.
You can also record the noide option in /etc/default/grub's GRUB_CMDLINE_GNUMACH and run update-grub, so it's put on all kernel entries. > +The Hurd will call SATA devices "sd0", ? it's not the Hurd that calls them so. Actually I don't understand why in the text above you talk about using sd0: if you use rumpdisk you have to change everything to wd0. > +If we wish to support most wifi/ethernet devices, then we will > +also need to implement firmware loading, which we currently do not > +support. Referring to non-free firmwares is also questionable for FSF projects. Samuel
