Manuel,
If I understand you correctly, you need to make a GRUB boot disk and boot from that, because the install doesn't set up the system to boot from the hard drive. The GRUB disk image on the J2 CD is very helpful - has a nice selection of HURD boot options.
Philip's install procedure for the J2 images has information that will probably help you out: http://www.debian.org/ports/hurd/hurd-cd
Hope this helps, Alan
Manuel Hoppe wrote: > After that, I initializes all partitions with ext2 and installes the > base system. Due there was no "make Hurd bootable" or anything other > step after the install, I rebooted the system. And nothing boot on > harddisk. :-( > > What went wrong?
