***alMalsamo is now known as lumberjack123
<gnucode>youpi: I just got your email about technical proless not being a divine right. I am having some issues with the readily available qemu images though. I'm about to send an email your way about some of the issues that I am having. But basically it seems that on 1st boot the readily available qemu images, the ext2fs translator seems to crash forcing a reboot. <gnucode>youpi: just sent the email. I wonder if the readily available images size of 5G is too small now? <youpi>gnucode: is the file you extract really 5G? <youpi>possibly people's tar program is getting surprised by the sparse format <youpi>\ls -l debian-hurd-20220226.img <youpi>-rw-r--r-- 1 samy samy 5243928576 26 févr. 11:48 debian-hurd-20220226.img <gnucode>youpi just extracted the debian-hurd.img.tar.gz <gnucode>-rw-r--r-- 1 joshua users 4.9G Feb 26 05:48 debian-hurd-20220226.img <gnucode>it looks like it's 4.9 G. I guess that's 5G. <gnucode>I am running Guix System. Librebooted T400. <gnucode>there was a new email in bug-hurd about resizing the image before I run it. I'll give that a try. <gnucode>so it seems to work for me now. I have successfully logged in, ls works. <gnucode>ping -c 3 gnu.org -> 100% packet loss. <gnucode>well let's add a user... that's always fun! <gnucode>it's possible that I did NOT use the right command line options to enable networking... let's try to fix that. <gnucode>ahaha. The text based hurd logo on login in cute. :) <luckyluke>I don't know the hurd enough to know if that's easy to fix or not... but it seems it's not tracked in the open issues in the wiki (or I couldn't find it)