Marcus Brinkmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I was doing a native compile using the latest dpkg (downloaded like 3
> > days ago), but I've got that going: it's a bug/feature of the HURD
>
Andy Oops: I meant binutils, not dpkg!
> > dpkg: ever tried dpkg --print-architecture?
>
> You are still not telling me which command you used to build the package.
>
I was stuck in the middle and resumed 'manually' with debian/rules.
> dpkg-buildpackage -B "-mMarcus Brinkmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
>
> works fine and sets the make variables correctly for the hurd.
>
> > On my machine it warns me that 'i386 is not in the remapping table'
> > (for whatever that means) and then says i386.
>
> dpkg --print-architecture never made any sense to anyone. It's stupid crap.
> Don't use it. Run away when you see it :)
>
Oh - I have to purge the devscripts of my machine :-0.
~$ fgrep -- --print-arch /usr/lib/dpkg/controllib.pl
$arch=`dpkg --print-architecture`;
$? && &subprocerr("dpkg --print-architecture");
> Yes. Send me your patches that were needed to compile gcc, please.
>
Should I put the binutils somewhere for observation? They obviously
work (at least for me), but I don't think my build can be included
into the dist since I'm not yet a developer...
But I have my key signed from a developer who made it recently
through the Q: Gerfried Fuchs ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), if that's of any
help.
I'm gonna take the gcc beast later tonight. As it looked yesterday,
the diffs will be small.
> > Are there any tools like top, ps, and stuff for the HURD?
>
> There is ps provided by the Hurd package. There are several more tools,
> check it (dpkg -L hurd) notably vmstat and alike.
>
Ah, Thanks.
> A top tool is not available.
>
Would be nice, tough... But I guess it's hard to write without
intimate knowledge of the HURD.
Regards, Andy
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