On Wed, 2007-09-26 at 05:44, Thomas Schwinge wrote: > On Tue, Sep 25, 2007 at 04:57:15PM -0500, R. Steven Rainwater wrote: > > I hit my first problem with gnumach, following the instructions at the > > gnumach/building page listed above. I was able to download the source > > from CVS and build it on my GNU/Hurd box. > > How did you configure the build? Just a plain ``./configure''? You may > want to add a ``--enable-kdb''.
I did a plain ./configure the first time. Now I've rebuilt gnumach with --enable-kdb and got slightly different results. Instead of a reboot, the sytem halts with a visible error message: Starting MTA: Panic: zalloc: zone ipc ports exhausted Kernel Breakpoint trap, eip 0x1179d7 Stopped at 0x1179d6: int $3 Next I rebooted on the working Debian gnumach and set the MTA not to start. This time I got a similar crash message when inetd tried to start. Hurd seems to be crashing at the point when anything that uses the network starts up. Possibly because TCP/IP isn't working in my gnumach? I've downloaded the Debian gnumach source package and noticed they have at least one patch in there that might affect networking. Any suggestions? I guess I could start applying the Debian patches one-by-one until I find the one that fixes it? > What happens if you add ``-S'' to the GRUB ``kernel [...]'' I hadn't tried that before but in single user mode, everything seems to boot up with no problems. It only crashes in multiuser mode. That makes sense with the new information above, since it's only crashing when the network is accessed. > Do you have `/etc/defaults/hurd' configured for the Hurd console to be > started? If yes, then please remove that temporarily and retry. Hmmm... if I disable the Hurd console, will I still be able to get to some sort of a prompt where I can re-enable it later? -Steve _______________________________________________ Bug-hurd mailing list Bug-hurd@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-hurd
