On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 11:00:43AM +0200, Florian Quetting wrote: > I added a new user (adduser) and modified etc/fstab for my swap-partition. > I used excact the same line as in my linux-/etc/fstab. Is this right ?
Yes, that's okay. > As You'll see in my attachment, I've now changed your script. I don't know > if this will > do it - I strongly hope so. I've made the changes at work, so I'll not be > able to test it > before tonight - I'll test it after work today. You don't need to bother with it if you have a working Hurd now, unless you are interested to work on boot disks in general. > I've got another question: > How can I tell hurd to use a german keymap and bash ? For translated applications, set LC_ALL to de_DE (for example by adding LC_ALL=de_DE export LC_ALL to /etc/profile). To set a german keymap, check out ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/hurd/contrib/marcus/keymap.tar.gy or so, it is hackish but should work. There is no way to set a German console font, though! So, i18n works best under X :) If someone tells me how console fonts are handled in Linux (hardware wise), I might be able to cook something up. > How can I use my scsi? (in linux: append="aha 152x=0x340,9") Doesn't it autodetect the adapter? Maybe the standard kernel doesn't include the driver. You might try to compile your own gnumach with --enable-XXX (see i386/README.Drivers or so). You can't pass ioport and irq parameters, so if autodetection fails you will have to modify the source a bit. We can talk about this later if needed. Thanks, Marcus
