and immense benefit. I duly apologize for infringing
on your privacy, if this contact is not acceptable to you, for I make this proposal to
you as a person of integrity. First and foremost I wish to introduce myself properly
to you. I am Mr Patrick F.Massaquoi the son of late formal Liberia sport
nt a Darwin partition (code a8, UFS is at
the a* range of partition type signatures)? I don't expect it to be a
big challenge to get Darwin ufs working in Hurd and vice versa.
Now my question: Do all binaries, kernel and severs, have to be the same
format (ELF, a.out, Mach-O). Is
Mark Kettenis wrote:
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What would you suggest, Neal, would a link to this
list be ok?
I hope to get a lot of responses ;-)
Patrick
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some thoughts and links about virtual servers/OS
personalities. I'm not cappable of doing any valuable work, I'm just
learning software development at hte moment. I hope do be able to do
some work on the Hurd soon. Hopefully this mail gives some new useful
aspects for further development o
aded modules.
Please give exact information about your (if working) Linux config.
I don't know if ISA NE2000 wurks with the Hurd. Perhaps someone can give
more exact information about NE2000 drivers status. For my
understanding, the NE2000 is verry common, so there should be quite
some practica
James Morrison wrote:
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> --- Patrick Strasser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That HCL is old. The new HCL is at
> http://www.freesoftware.fsf.org/thug/gnumach_hardware.html .
>
I found the old link at hurd.gnu.org. This needs to be changed.
I'm willing to do this
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
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> On Thu, Jan 03, 2002 at 08:48:35PM +0100, Patrick Strasser wrote:
> > James Morrison wrote:
> > >
> > > --- Patrick Strasser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > That HCL is old. The new HCL is at
> > > http
is
'Go"el', as this is quite understandable AFAIHS, or you write it in
English text without any special sign. People not knowing special
language features will have to ask anyway how to pronounce it, the
others know "what to do".
I hope this can help you to determine wich
. GLOBAL supports emacs, vi
and others.
Have a look at
http://www.gnu.org/software/global/
Patrick
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D is GNUmach 2.0, IIRC)
libc
mig (for completeness)
Libc is quite big, and you should remember that it's the complete Glibc!
It took quite a while to build with GLOBAL. Note: DON'T MIRROR! It's
somewhat smaller than 1 GB!
Have fun!
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Each is HEAD from CVS. Last update was 2004-01-22.
Which Gnumach is now HEAD? traditional or OSKit?
Would OSKit be helpful? Which version, where to get one?
Moreover: What about Hurd/L4? Should it be included?
Patrick
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Marco Gerards wrote:
Patrick Strasser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
The HSCR is oline again after some trouble with the server. Search is
not available, but is worked on.
I'm sorry to say, but things are not good as they seemed before:
To save space I let GLOBAL gzip all pages, sa
permissions in his head. Computers can do that much better. Windows
XP has somthing called "effective rights". Very usefull. Such a tool
should take a situation (activity + user + rule set) and tell you what
is possible.
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for a release before L4/Hurd?
Patrick
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Ognyan Kulev wrote:
Patrick Strasser wrote:
Unicode did not work until i set it to
/hurd/console --encoding=UTF-8
via
settrans /dev/vcs /hurd/console --encoding=UTF-8
I think this should be the default. The change will be in MAKEDEV. Will
you submit bug for the hurd package
some polishing would be fine. Otherwise the only thing
that is needed is to declare the current CVS snapshot as Official
Develpment Release 0.3.
People are waiting for a release, and things improved. Some
showstoppers are now fixed. I think it's time for 0.3.
Patric
e polishing would be fine. Otherwise the only thing
that is needed is to declare the current CVS snapshot as Official
Develpment Release 0.3.
People are waiting for a release, and things improved. Some
showstoppers are now fixed. I think it's time for 0.3.
Patric
lue conig file for
the normal user. Everyone who wants to do fancy things and code his own
emacs ontop fo console can do this in the guile config file.
Patrick
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on ide channel 1 (some /dev/hda in Linux)?
Once more: Better use the GRUB Image from
http://www.copyleft.co.nz/links.html
Write it on a floppy and edit the menu.lst to match your setup.
Patrick
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Hello list,
please excuse my ignorance, but what's the Status of GNU Mach?
I heard the L4 microkernel is favored for the Hurd. Do you guys
try to catch up?
Kind regards,
Leslie
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Dear list,
I think a "GNU From Scratch" project, where a detailed cross-compile
process for kernel and system is presented, could attract a lot more
developers to the GNU operating system and Hurd.
Many people, like me, do not like Debian, and a lot like to roll
their own system to get to know it
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Alfred M\. Szmidt <"Alfred M\. Szmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
| No, it is a waste of time. More often than not you learn nothing,
| since you are simply following steps that someone else has written for
| you. Following instructions blindly is not learn
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