On 3/8/26 6:23 PM, Samuel Thibault wrote:
Hello,
Getting data on gnu.hurd.org is not cumbersome because of the cvs commit
(that's not more difficult than a git commit), but because publishing on
gnu.hurd.org means endorsing the content, which I haven't taken the time
to do in the past few years.
Also, it seems that ./render_locally has some rendering troubles, for
instance faq.html reads:
Note: the most up-to-date version version of this FAQ is available on
[darnassus](http://darnassus.sceen.net/~hurd-web/faq/>)
This page <a href="./faq_inlined.html">with all items inlined</a>.
# General-discussion FAQs
The darnassus URL hasn't been turned into html, and the title hasn't
been turned into html either, while the faq_inlined line did get turn
into html. Help welcome on this, I'm running ikiwiki 3.20260201-3
Earlier today I took the time to update at least the main pages, notably
the faq. Don't hesitate to tell me if some page should really be
updated.
The really good point about darnassus is getting the hurd wiki hosted by
a hurd system. It has been successful for more than a decade, but
nowadays with all the bots it's more difficult :/ Ideally things like
I like that the Hurd wiki is on Hurd. Does OpenBSD use NetBSD for their
docs? Does FreeBSD use Linux for their docs?
iocaine could be used, but as usual with all the recent tools, they
depend on dozens of libraries which have the tendency of depending on
only very standard setups (x86_64 linux). Iocaine does build after some
fixups, but it fails to start on i386-hurd:
thread 'main' (1) panicked at
/home/buildd/.cargo/registry/src/index.crates.io-1949cf8c6b5b557f/roto-0.9.0/src/codegen/mod.rs:298:44:
called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: "unsupported architecture"
apparently because cranelift, used by roto, doesn't support i386, only
x86_64. Perhaps there is some way to tell roto or cranelift to use a
No, still fails on an x86_64 hurd machine, I've tried it.
more generic backend rather than an arch-specific backend, their readmes
don't say.
Samuel
--
NexusSfan
GNU.org - Please support free software.
