Disclaimer: I haven't successfully completed hurd's installation.
>Hrm, when i first installed hurd i gunzip'd the /boot/gnumach.gz and
>serverboot.gz, because i had a bootstra error (i believe this was it..)
You don't have to gunzip anything. Leave it as is.
>when using gzipd serverboot and gn
Hrm, when i first installed hurd i gunzip'd the /boot/gnumach.gz and
serverboot.gz, because i had a bootstra error (i believe this was it..)
when using gzipd serverboot and gnumach. Thats it, it hink.
If you don't think that this is it, email me back and tell me what the
error is =p
Thanks,
Ada
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By now, I have solved the problem by myself: My hda is 2.4 GB, but the VMware
virtual bios can only handle up to 2 GB. Running from a virtual disk works
fine. Once I have the network working fully, I will have a very comfortable
environment for playing with the hurd. If anybody is interested, I can
Shouldn't you be reading the online guides before posting? ;-)
Well, I started my first hurd install just recently. It's not booting for me,
but I'll be happy to help if you need clarification of some of the guides'
info.
later,
ali
>I am about to install Debian Linux on an old 486. I am also
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Hello Folks:
I am about to install Debian Linux on an old 486. I am also
interested in creating a partition for HURD. What are the
steps I should be taking to install the two operating
systems? Can I use lilo to choose between Linux and HURD
or do I use GRUB? What should I be looking out for?
Tha
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