Hello Chris,
CL> Hope you do not mind me replying. You are making the same mistake that most of CL> us have made. You are probably using ./configure followed by make. This does CL> not work. Well, this works for all programs that use autoconf. Why should Hurd be different ? CL> Use: CL> dpkg-build-package -uc -B CL> If you do not have it, get dpkg-dev. You may need to get other packages if the CL> build blows up. If you want to repeat the build, keeping stuff that is already CL> made do CL> dpkg-buildpackage -nc -uc -B So I need dpkg just to compile Hurd from sources ? I can't believe it. I respect Debian for their work but IMHO kernel should be distribution-agnostic and depend only on the strictly required software (C compiler, make, etc.) so that it can more easily be used in another environment. Best regards, Roman mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
