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<diegonc>almuhs: have you tried without "strip = "symbols"" in Cargo.toml? I just guessing, though
<diegonc>* I'm
<almuhs>yes, i tried
<almuhs>ok, now i have more symbols
<almuhs> https://paste.debian.net/1393863/
<almuhs>this seems the most important:
<almuhs>0x7b9e - trivfs_S_io_seek
<almuhs> at /home/pruebas/hurd-translator-in-rust/Caesar_Encryption_Translator/caesar-rust/src/main.rs:237:7
<almuhs> 18: 0x10b7b85 - <unknown>
<almuhs> 19: 0x10aac67 - trivfs_demuxer
<almuhs> 20: 0x10c2607 - <unknown>
<almuhs> 21: 0x1130178 - __mach_msg_server_timeout
<almuhs> at ./mach/msgserver.c:104:12
<almuhs> 22: 0x10c26e4 - ports_manage_port_operations_one_thread
<almuhs> 23: 0x866b - caesar::main::h385a0a554ebc4ee4
<almuhs> at /home/pruebas/hurd-translator-in-rust/Caesar_Encryption_Translator/caesar-rust/src/main.rs:377:5
<almuhs> 24: 0x9994 - core::ops::function::FnOnce::call_once::h5649ec702af046a4
<almuhs>so it seems that the failure is in the self start
<almuhs> bindings::ports_manage_port_operations_one_thread ((*cntl).pi.bucket, bindings::trivfs_demuxer, 0);
<gnucode>well that's annoying.
<gnucode>I was doing an update on my Hurd machine...and the machine went to "sleep". Now I can't wake it up.
<gnucode>and it looks like my only course of action is to hard shutoff the macine.
<gnucode>machine.
<gnucode>I've already disabled the X screensaver. There's got to be a way to tell the machine...never go to sleep, because I can't wake you up when you do!
<gnucode>hmmm.
<gnucode>The debian wiki recommends xset to disable the screen from sleeping on X.
<gnucode> https://wiki.debian.org/Suspend
<gnucode>apparently this goes in my ~/.bashrc
<gnucode>xset dpms 0 0 0 && xset s noblank && xset s off
<azert>gnucode: if your system does that, it might be a good occasion to try AcpiEnableGpe in the ACPI server to setup wakeup on keypress
<gnucode>azert thanks!
<gnucode>weird. I think my T43 just lost "git". I had to hard shutoff the machine. and I think that it was lost.
<gnucode>grrr...I tried renaming my username... sudo usermod -l newusername -d /home/newusername -m oldusername
<gnucode>and now my regular user cannot log in.
<gnucode>I probably put the command in wrong.
<gnucode>ahhh...it looks like that command did work...
<gnucode>I think it's fixed now...
<gnucode>seems to be.
<almuhs>i've just found this comment before trivfs_S_io_write()
<almuhs>/* The following extracts from io_S.h and fs_S.h catch loff_t erroneously
<almuhs> written off_t and stat64 erroneously written stat,
<almuhs> or missing -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 build flag. */
<almuhs>maybe can be related with my bug in trivfs_S_io_stat()
<almuhs>**trivfs_S_io_seek()
<almuhs>i don't get to debug my translator step by step
<almuhs>so I don't know why newp is null