On Fri, 2010-04-09 at 13:11 +0300, Sergiu Ivanov wrote: > Hello, > > On Fri, Apr 09, 2010 at 11:42:25AM +0200, Patrik Olsson wrote: > > > > I have sent in the application now. :-) Am I supposed to check "make > > public", or are you able to see it regardless? > > As far as I can tell, the ``Make public'' checkbox controls whether > your proposal is open to more people than you and the admins of the > target organization. It wouldn't even make sense to include an option > which would preclude the org admins from seeing your proposal :-) > (Well, at least that is my reasoning.)
I think that too. But then again, maybe it's there so one can save the text non-complete and then when one is ready make it available. > > Nah, I speak neither. Besides, I don't even have the Hurd running > > yet. :-) I was trying to get it working last night. Seems to not work > > with Qemu. > > Sorry if sound stupid, but do you have any special reason not to use > Debian GNU/Hurd? (Well, it doesn't seem you are using it from how I > understand your words, but it may be just me). It is Debian GNU/Hurd I'm trying to install. :-) > My understanding of > your idea which I derived from your first E-mail doesn't suggest the > necessity of cross-compiling the Hurd. On the other hand, installing > the Debian version usually works well in QEMU (I can also tell that > from my personal experience.) Not for me though. It does not seem to install GRUB so I cannot boot the system. I downloaded a GRUB image (0.97), and boot with "-boot a -fda grub.img". I execute the following commands on the GRUB prompt: root (hd0,0) kernel /boot/gnumach.gz root=hd0s1 module /boot/servers.boot And after some boot messages I get: Loading single multiboot module in compat mode: /boot/servers.boot panic: Cannot load user-bootstrap image: error code 6000 > The following page might prove useful if you decide to use Debian > GNU/Hurd: http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd/running/qemu.html . > Yep, that's the guide I've been following. Although it's a bit outdated since I use version L1, not K16 (and I use the mini-version). I hoped they would install pre-configured GRUB by default by now, but no. The guide does not describe what commands to execute in GRUB though. PS: I'm subscribed to the list, so it's not necessary to CC me. /Patrik
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