Peter Wainwright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > I'd like to help with the Hurd, but I can't get to first > base... > I tried a binary distribution (J2) but it wouldn't boot > - looks like interrupt conflicts with my ethernet card > since "eepro100..." was the last thing I saw before the > screen went blank.
Do you have an eepro100? This sounds like a GNUMach problem. > So I am trying to cross compile from my existing system > (which is Pink Tie 9, not Debian, but I do have dpkg). > I tried to follow the instructions in hurd/INSTALL-cross, > but no luck. I consider crosscompiling a waste of time. Please don't do that. [...] > I am working on the current HEAD cvs hurd, gnumach > and mig. Good :). I prefer GNUMach 1.3, it is more stable and works for more people AFAIK (And it is easier to compile). I think you might be able to boot when compiling GNUMach yourself. You don't need a crosscompiler to compile GNUMach, you can do that from GNU/Linux. Please give up the crosscompiling. Mach is the problem here, if you want to compile the Hurd yourself do that natively. -- Marco _______________________________________________ Help-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-hurd
