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<llp-devr>Is there any effort to use seL4 or another mikrokernel??? <jab>llp-devr: not really. <jab>i'll send you a link in a second <jab> "However, by that time the developers concluded that microkernel design and system design are interconnected in very intricate ways, and thus trying to use a third-party microkernel will always result in trouble." <jab>So, if the kernel developers decide to replace mach, they will probably try to write a mach-like microkernel from scratch. :) <jab>there are currently no plans for that, but there is x15 <llp-devr>I've been following things between 2004 and 2006. I saw some new projects and how fast they did them (like Rodox). I was thinking about if there was any effort to do something with "GNU Mach" over "seL4" <llp-devr>They are doing that with Linux to replace just some parts, like network stack. <jab>as far as I know, the Hurd is not using L4 is any way. We tried moving hurd to be on top of l4, but it didn't work. <jab>we (please...I was not involved). <jab>I am just an enthuisiast. <llp-devr>The point with L4 is that it was unsafe for Hurd, and (as I can get it), they tried to do something new, since there are problems on Hurd design... <jab>I don't know about problems with the hurd design...but it did assume it was running on mach. <damo22>llp-devr: the only problem i know of in gnu mach is from someone who told me that memory can be starved of a hurd system by any user doing mallocs <damo22>but i think anyone hogging all the memory is usually a problem on any system <damo22>perhaps gnumach can enforce quotas <Zopolis4>given that hurd wont boot off of like anything external <Zopolis4>i have removed the hard drive from the system <Zopolis4>when i power up the drive and boot into windows it lists as if I had navigated to the C drive <damo22>Zopolis4: you could attach it to qemu and format it inside the hurd installer <Zopolis4>whats the fastest hurd installer? (i.e netinst/regular/something else) <damo22>but you need to use ide not ahci <damo22>another option you could dd the img to the disk <damo22>and then grow the partition and the filesyste <Zopolis4>so ports/stable/hurd-i386/iso-cd/debian-hurd-2021-i386-NETINST-1.iso then? iso-dvd doesn't offer a NETINST <damo22>Zopolis4: did you see the other option? dd the working image to the disk? <Zopolis4>oh just /ports/stable/hurd-i386/debian-hurd.img? <damo22>(be careful with dd if you get the disk id wrong you fry your machine) <Zopolis4>maybe wsl can still write to the c drive with unlimited power <damo22>i have zero knowledge of windows <damo22>btw you may need to extend the partition or create a new one on the disk <damo22>but the gnumach disk driver cant access offsets larger than 512*2^28 or something <damo22>for development i suggest keeping the partitions lower than 128GB offset <Zopolis4>should i dd first then mess with partitions? <damo22>yes because the existing partition table is in sector 0 <damo22>as well as some stage0 grub thing <damo22>i want to switch from GNU/Linux to GNU/Hurd one day <damo22>maybe i can put hurd into flash?? <Zopolis4>would i be able to expand the partitions with the hard drive in the machine in any way? <Zopolis4>i ask because id have to use mingw tools for this because wsl has no block drive acess or admin, and mingw tools dont play nicely with rawwriting external drives <Zopolis4>lemme put the disk back in the machine and lets see how it goes <damo22>it probably wont boot on native hw <Zopolis4>ok so theres still a windows partition somewhere <Zopolis4>in windows the disk is listed as 100mb healthy efi system parition, then 297gb raw in a healthy basic data partition and then 509mb in a healthy recovery partition