Constantine Kousoulos, le Thu 08 Mar 2007 20:16:10 +0200, a écrit :
> Since my notebook has a turion processor, shouldn't 'uname -m'
> produce something like 'x86_64'?
No, because GNU Mach only supports AMD64 processors in 32bits mode.
Samuel
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Bug
Hello again, the bug report continues:
# uname -m
i386-AT386
Since my notebook has a turion processor, shouldn't 'uname -m'
produce something like 'x86_64'?
Uname seems to be buggy even when a non-amd processor is
concerned, as i have pointed out earlier
(http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/b
Samuel Thibault wrote:
Constantine Kousoulos, le Mon 05 Mar 2007 20:37:25 +0200, a ιcrit :
I know that the amd64 arch is a big problem. Maybe with a little
help i could pinpoint some bugs and, maybe, fix them.
I wouldn't say so big a problem, since Mach got to boot fine :)
:)
./native-in
Constantine Kousoulos, le Mon 05 Mar 2007 20:37:25 +0200, a écrit :
> I know that the amd64 arch is a big problem. Maybe with a little
> help i could pinpoint some bugs and, maybe, fix them.
I wouldn't say so big a problem, since Mach got to boot fine :)
> ./native-install: line 138:16 Kille
Hello all,
I tried installing Hurd on my Turion powered notebook from a
Debian K14 GNU/Hurd cd and these are the results.
The system boots without problems the first time! :-O
The problems start after the commands
#export TERM=mach
#./native-install
Although 'native-install' "completes" and
