<Zopolis4>youpi: you said that we were already using ddekit for network drivers, i presume you mean pfinet, but I couldn't find any mentions of ddekit in either gnumach or hurd <youpi>which run in the netdde process <youpi>use apt source to get thedebian source <damo22>imho we should replace netdde with rumpnet <damo22>but i havent had a chance to look into it <damo22>youpi: i pushed a fix for the libacpica0.so symlink <damo22>oh you said put in -dev ... why that package? i put it in 0 <damo22>removing that PCI_CFG2 fixes most of my troubles with usb <damo22>except the interrupt handling is getting confused with disk <damo22>once we sort out a few issues, implementing more rump drivers should be easier because you can do everything in userspace <damo22>Zopolis4: you sound keen to get involved, why dont you take a look at rumpdisk and how it is implemented, it would be useful to read.. <damo22>rump abstracts away the device low level stuff, so it leaves you to think about how to use the particular device in hurd <Zopolis4>tbh im just trying to boot and install hurd on my thinkpad <Zopolis4>although rumpdisk does seem like a good first step for detection <damo22>i dont think its ethernet card is supported by netdde <Zopolis4>i dont have a dock, but there is a drive built in to the laptop <Zopolis4>ive been able to boot from both usb and dvd but both fail because the installer cant find the installation media <damo22>you cannot boot from usb, only the ramdisk will first work, but then it wont find the usb because there is no usb support <Zopolis4>it might just be me being cursed with debian installs though <damo22>i recommend getting a usb->sata dongle, (USB3) theyre pretty cheap, and then use a physical 2.5" disk plugged into usb on the host, with qemu <damo22>then when youve installed hurd, you can try plugging the disk into the laptop <Zopolis4>im installing hurd into a .img file with qemu rn, i <Zopolis4>'ll try flashing that to something and booting from that <damo22>hopefully we can change that some day <Zopolis4>i have some usb->sata adapters lying around, but no disks. <damo22>but you were going to install onto your laptop? <damo22>CURSES! qemu-system-i386: -curses: warning: -curses is deprecated, use -display curses instead. <damo22>youpi: i believe "-usb" option in qemu passes through the host usb, so due to having disk attached on host via usb it was conflicting... when i ran my test usb program in qemu with no usb devices on host, it detected everything and IRQ did not conflict <damo22>on my x230, it even detects xHCI 1.0 <damo22>so we have uhci ehci and xhci apparently <biblio>damo22: i can get ssh password prompt. Please ignore 169.254.169.254 error. This IP will be static route via openstack while booting. It failed to do as ip and ifconfig are missing - as far I understood. <damo22>2022-08-22 22:07:21,397 - netinfo.py[WARNING]: Could not print networks: missing 'ip' and 'ifconfig' commands <damo22>2022-08-22 22:07:21,417 - netinfo.py[WARNING]: Could not print routes: missing 'ip' and 'netstat' commands <damo22>did you install inetutils-tools or whatever <biblio>damo22: So, it could not push my selected ssh key for the user inside virtual box. <biblio>damo22: yes i installed inetutils-* <damo22>my hurd does not have those tools either ***Guest8836 is now known as roptat
<biblio>damo22: if we patch cloud-init then hurd is ready to be deployed in openstack. <biblio>damo22: I used guix-hurd-latest profile for qemu to boot in debian testing. ***Andrew is now known as WaxCPU