<damo22>Pellescours: oh good youre here too <damo22>how did you go with build.sh in rump? <damo22>yeah we have a rump disk driver working but we need to help upstream netbsd with rump integration into their build scripts ***Server sets mode: +nt
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<dodobrain>i'm somewhat busy at the moment, but can you give me a quick 1 or 2 min description of hurd's microkernel cmopared to say the one in minix ? <damo22>thats a good question, i am not very familiar with minix but i have been recommended to read about it <damo22>gnumach kernel is supposed to be a microkernel that manages memory and provides a message bus, and nothing more <damo22>perhaps some access control mechanism <damo22>but currently it also has drivers baked in so we can run it on hardware <damo22>and replaced with userspace drivers <dodobrain>a little bit, i'll have a read about mach later on at night ***jrtc27_ is now known as jrtc27
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<LarstiQ>is there a volunteer to take over the logging? Besides good memories that's basically what I have left of #hurd <LarstiQ>now would be a good time to change the guard ***pavlushka_ is now known as pavlushka
<LarstiQ>damo22: no, just as in the idiom "changing of the guard" <Gooberpatrol66>LarstiQ: isn't the logging automatic? how much manual intervention does it need? <LarstiQ>Gooberpatrol66: mostly, yeah. Except I need to bring stuff up again occassionaly. I'm not involved anymore, so I'd like to pass this on. <rekado>I can add bayfront-log to #hurd and provide the logs on logs.guix.gnu.org <rekado>I guess we could download the old logs and reformat them, so that they can be displayed there as well. <rekado>I just added a copy of my logs there. ***ChanServ sets mode: +o youpi
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<drakonis>so, i'm fiddling with hurd on guix and trying to figure out what i can do with it <Pellescours>I didn’t made progress and I don’t think I’ll have time to work on it in the next 2 weeks :) <ThinkT510>would be nice if archhurd became active again <z3ntu>#archhurd is also on libera.chat now :) <Pellescours>ThinkT510: yeah it would, but I don’t know if anyone is working on it :’( <rekado>ever since we got the first Hurd VM on Guix (and a childhurd service) I wondered: how exactly are we supposed to keep things up to date? <rekado>IIUC releases are effectively whatever package variant is pushed to Debian <SlySven>what timezone is the new logs being done in - it doesn't look like UTC as the message "so, i'm fiddling with hurd on guix and trying to figure out what i can do with it" is logged at 20:48:17 on the old logs and (by hovering over the user id for the text on the new one I can see the Kiwi + web-browser displaying a URL: <ThinkT510>I've never really given guix a go. Maybe I should get a guix hurd VM. <rekado>SlySven: it’s probably my time zone <SlySven>Thing is - that may mess with the slicing up into days - if mid-night is 2 hours out.