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<gnu_srs2>Hi, any ideas on how to work around the linux-specific gettid()? From gettid(2): gettid() is Linux-specific and should not be used in programs that are intended to be portable. <jrtc27>there's pthread_getthreadid_np() and pthread_threadid_np(pthread_self(), &tid); <jrtc27>though I don't think hurd implements them <jrtc27>could always resort to casting pthread_self() to an integre <gnu_srs2>jrtc27: Thanks. Unfortunately pthread_getthreadid_np pthread_threadid_np is not in Hurd. <jrtc27>if you need something that's unique across any thread ever spawned you need to manage that yourself <civodul>with gdb, i'm unable to get usable backtraces from dumped cores or when attaching to a running process <civodul>i got get good backtraces on processes spawned from gdb, though <oss9_>hi, I am trying to install hurd on my Lenovo S20 workstation for testing. I wrote debian-sid-hurd-i386-DVD-1.iso in a pen drive using dd. But, I am getting "No device for install media was detected." any clue ? <jrtc27>you'll need to use an actual CD drive or an IDE/SATA internal disk <jrtc27>but you will likely prefer using a VM under Linux+KVM <oss9_>jrtc27: I tested in VM but I wanted to try in a real machine. Thank you for CD, IDE/SATA info.