Roland McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> after cross-installing h3 and running native-install twice, I tried to >> "mount" my cdrom-drive. It says, however, there is not enough space? >> ~#settrans -a /cdrom /hurd/isofs /dev/hd0 >> /hurd/isofs: cannot vm_map whole disk: (os/kern): no-space available >> settrans: /hurd/isofs: Translator died. >That is surprising. An actual CD is definitely small enough that it ought >to easily fit into the available address space. Maybe the reported size of >the device is incorrect. Please show us "storeinfo /dev/hd0"
device (h_ro,enf;0x200): hd0: 512: 16693328: 8546983936: 0+16693328 512 bytes/block * 16,693,328 blocks = 8,546,983,936 Bytes 8,546,983,936 Bytes = 8,150 MB Hm. 8GB is a little bit greater than 650 MB. :-) I tried different CDs (bought and burned ones): The result is always the same. Is there any way to override the autodetection? >and just in case also "showtrans /dev/hd0" /hurd/storeio hd0 >and "fsysopts /dev/hd0". /hurd/storeio --writeable hd0 Although the cdrom-drive is a ReWriteable-Drive I think this is not correct. So I tried... ~#fsysopts /dev/hd0 --readonly ... which said: fsysopts: /dev/hd0: --readonly: Operation not supported. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
