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<youpi>the principle should be fine, but then details matter

<youpi>what does errno say?

<civodul>EADDRNOTAVAIL

<civodul>on bind

<youpi>ah, the problem is probably that /hurd/ifsock uses /servers/socket/1

<youpi>simplest might be to use a different ext2 filesystem, run under remap

<youpi>so that the ifsock started by that ext2fs has the remapping applied

<youpi>simplest might also be to just use a chroot :)

<youpi>actually, a subhurd

<youpi>because the problem would be the same with the chroot, the underlying ext2fs would start /hurd/ifsock from outside the chroot

<civodul>oh, i see!

<civodul>interesting

<civodul>i might be better off rebuilding a VM image, let’s see…

<civodul>worked, thanks :-)

<ZhaoM>Morning!

<ZhaoM>I just knew that I can upgrade my T60 CPU, so when the 64bit Hurd is more stable maybe I can upgrade my T60

<gnucode1>morning friends! I went walking with friends last night. It was a fun evening!

<gnucode1>ZhaoM I thought the 64 bit Hurd is quite a bit more stable now. Samuel had mentioned something about some of the stability issues are fixed.

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