<damo22>i hope so, its the same package that we use in debian <damo22>the idea here is that you will replace the netbsd source tree with latest netbsd src from upstream, and try to merge the buildrump.sh script into build.sh <damo22>then we dont need to maintain the build scripts separately <damo22>that is their main mirror of CVS <damo22>no really, you need the current one we use <damo22>as well as that one so you can compare <damo22>the idea is we can drop in any latest version of their tree <damo22>they have their own build.sh script as well <damo22>although the pci-userspace repo may need to be kept, but i may try to upstream that too once we have a working build.sh <Pellescours>I ran out of space why building rump, I need to extend my VM disk. Problem, poweroff seems to hang. I got the poweroff message but then nothing <damo22>poweroff issue will be sorted when we finish ACPI <Pellescours>I hard kill my VM and use a backup. I already had this problem and took precautions <Pellescours>how can i resize the fs? resize2fs /dev/sd0s2 doesn’t work :/ <Pellescours>I extended the disk and the partition but I got `open: No such device or address while opening /dev/sd0s2` <damo22>Pellescours: are you using rumpdisk or the gnumach disk driver? <damo22>i suggest using gnumach for critical tasks currently <damo22>you extended the disk and the partition? <Pellescours>I use the packaged version of hurd and gnumach currently <Pellescours>dd if=/dev/zero bs=1M count=8000 >> dev.img and parted to extend the partition ***Server sets mode: +nt
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