Farid Hajji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > Network-wide unique identifiers like task-IDs, ports, etc... are a nice
> > > thing to have. One idea may be to organize all nodes of a collective
> > > in a distributed kind of (hurdisch) filesystem. IDs would then be
> > > simple paths and could be
> Hi,
>
> when using the tmpfs translator of the Debian hurd package of
> 2001 Nov 5, I experience problems.
I had been experiencing severe problems too. Then I tried to compile
tmpfs from fresh Hurd source and it seemed to be work nice.
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Using tmpfs as an active translator, its behaviour is different on my
machine: A tmpfs process is running, but the underlying node does not
get translated into a directory.
According to `manual bootstrapping a translator' of Neal Walfield I
started a gdb session on tmpfs. For instance, i tried to
> > Network-wide unique identifiers like task-IDs, ports, etc... are a nice
> > thing to have. One idea may be to organize all nodes of a collective
> > in a distributed kind of (hurdisch) filesystem. IDs would then be
> > simple paths and could be located with some kind of distributed
> > lookup(
