Hello, maxbrick, le ven. 03 juil. 2026 21:24:07 +0000, a ecrit: > Samuel, 2026 Jul 02, 02:37 GMT-0400: > > The problem is not ext2 vs ext4, but using -o hurd > > I reformatted (then reinstalled on) the partition, this time being > sure not to omit the -o hurd argument, and piping now works! > I'm getting a variety of other errors from the install > script
Some errors are expected: since this is bootstrapping a new system, the circular dependencies are initially not achieved. The question is whether the native-install command fails in the end or not. > > People tend to write new documentation, which then tends > > to be only half-correct. > > I followed what I assume to be an official documentation here: > https://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd/running/debian/CrossInstall.html > > The only adjustment I made from those instructions are changing > the root device in the grub options to "device:sd0s9" (which took > lots of trial and error and reading different hurd and grub documentations > and output from my own boot attempts over the course of a few weeks) Ah, it was missing the noahci option to indeed get wd0, not sd0. I have now added it. Samuel
