Hi,
Unless things have changed in the past months, the gnumach packaged by
Debian does not have the code to enable drivers in user space.
You'll have to compile gnumach from source using an alternative branch.
Check DDE's guide by browsing to the address below.
http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/h
I cant find the correct page (i will continue searching in the morning) but
i am sure that i used the gnumach shipped with 2012-02-19 with the
forcedeth driver built with the dde-debian hurd. and then i tried
user-space driver built (following the guide) with the same dde_forcedeth.
Both ended with
> One possibility: last summer I added the SA_SIGINFO option for the
> sigaction() function, however some of the fields of the siginfo_t
> structure are not filled in properly because the information is not
> currently available to the process which receives the signal [1,2].
> The goal would be to
Jakub Daniel, le Fri 24 Feb 2012 19:05:32 +0100, a écrit :
> i compiled forcedeth driver against dde-debian (i checked multiple times)
> branch of hurd
> i have 1.3.99 gnumach running (from d-i (20120219) installed and one built by
> myself)
>
> when i issue:
> settrans -fgap /dev/dde_forcedeth
Hello,
i compiled forcedeth driver against dde-debian (i checked multiple times)
branch of hurd
i have 1.3.99 gnumach running (from d-i (20120219) installed and one built by
myself)
when i issue:
settrans -fgap /dev/dde_forcedeth /hurd/dde_forcedeth
i get:
vm_allocate_contiguous: (ipc/mig) bad
