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<gnucode>well my next goal is to figure out how to auto-start ssh on this hurd computer.

<gnucode>looks like # apt install ssh-server should do it

<gnucode>openssh-server*

<gnucode>ok I found the svinit manual "man service"

<gnucode>apparently I already have ssh running. That's nice.

<biblio>gnucode: kvm -net user,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:2222-:22 -net nic,model=e1000 -drive file=$(echo debian-hurd*.img),cache=writeback -m 1G

<biblio>gnucode: you can ssh user@127.0.0.1 -p 2222 (after you creating a regular user account)

<biblio>gnucode: after creating*

<gnucode>biblio: I am actually running the Hurd in real hardware. :)

<gnucode>on a T43e

<gnucode>T43.

<biblio>gnucode: oh thats nice.

<gnucode>It is actually super stable. I'm running emacs inside a console. This machine only has 1 GB of ram, but it works fairly well. I am going to try to daily drive this sucker for a while and see how far I get. I don't think that I will try to start X...well I have let a server of mine run the X server on a linux machine maybe...

<gnucode>biblio: what are you working on?

<biblio>gnucode: i am trying to understand to 64-bit pending issues.

<gnucode>biblio: are you also serge? (sorry for the mispelling).

<gnucode>and good luck!

<biblio>gnucode: no.

<biblio>gnucode: thanks.

<gnucode>may I ask what issues you are trying to fix?

<biblio>gnucode: trying to figure out where 64-bit stop executing.

<gnucode>ahhh. best of luck!

<gnucode>also would libsoup be a bad http library to use for httpfs?

<biblio>gnucode: no clue about it.

<gnucode>kk

<gnucode>so i think I'm going to start updating hurd.texi. I wonder where I should add in documentation for the various libraries.

<gnucode>Maybe I will just create a new section called helped libraries.

<gnucode>helper libraries*

<gnucode>may editing hurd.texi is super easy. People haven't worked on it in some time. :)

<gnucode>lots of cool stuff to document.

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