Re: exec and bzip2

2009-04-02 Thread Samuel Thibault
Roland McGrath, le Thu 02 Apr 2009 16:22:24 -0700, a écrit : > > I am just wondering: why are faults a problem? The bug I'm seeing seems > > to happen when there is memory pressure and I guess gnumach trying to > > drop pages. But since exec doesn't seem to use its own pager, shouldn't > > the us

Re: exec and bzip2

2009-04-02 Thread Roland McGrath
> Ok, so I was right in thinking that maybe I could just disable them. Yes, if people are not using individually compressed binaries for booting these days. > I am just wondering: why are faults a problem? The bug I'm seeing seems > to happen when there is memory pressure and I guess gnumach try

Re: exec and bzip2

2009-04-02 Thread Samuel Thibault
Roland McGrath, le Wed 01 Apr 2009 16:49:03 -0700, a écrit : > A few notes. Thanks! > The gzip/bzip2 hack in exec was really never intended for general use. > It's only there for bootstrap exec to be able to use it. Ok, so I was right in thinking that maybe I could just disable them. > The XXX/

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2009-04-02 Thread hurd-devel-bounces
--- Begin Message --- Hi guys, I wanted to subscribe to GNU/Hurd in GSOC2009, so I had some questions about the "Allow Using unionfs Early at Boot " project. first of all, what seems to be the obstacles? How much