Hi! 2012/1/17 Samuel Thibault <samuel.thiba...@gnu.org>
> > But, as fixing problems such as PATH_MAX is not Hurd specific, one could > also > > fix it on a Linux system. > > PATH_MAX issues can be worked on on Linux, yes. But a test is needed on > Hurd afterwards, in case some other, non-PATH_MAX issues remain. > For sure, once it builds on Linux I have to try it on Hurd. But the build process take longer in my qemu. And I'm used to use pbuild which is also a bit of an overhead. 2012/1/17 Svante Signell <svante.sign...@telia.com> > I normally ssh into the VM to get the correct keyboard layout, a > scrollbar, etc. In kvm/qemu ssh/telnet can be set up by port forwarding. > I do the same but all network related processes are waaaay slower! "apt-get update" take ages! Same when I went to download a package dependencies! Anyway I have first to get comfortable with the "fix/build/create patch" process before moving to a "currently slower" environment! Thanks anyway for your comments! Oh, one last question: According to the timestamp this list [1] seems up to date, should it be the one to choose packages to fix from? Cheers, Tanguy [1] http://people.debian.org/~sthibault/graph-total-top.txt
