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<mghackerlady_>archhurd now runs in a web browser through v86: https://copy.sh/v86/?profile=archhurd

<nexussfan>hurd is ported to v86? nice!

<mghackerlady_>I emailed the maintainer about it a while ago, and they finally got it working! Should this go on the hurd website as an easy way to try it out?

<nexussfan>it should, most likely

<nexussfan>is the disk read only? can't write files on the machine

<mghackerlady_>it seems like it? I'll ask copy.sh

<nexussfan>the system doesn't even load correctly because it can't write to the console (/dev/console)

<diegonc>mghackerlady_ wow! archhurd on the web, pretty cool

<diegonc>but is it mantained?

<diegonc>I mean, it's been some years with no activity

<nexussfan>should've put debian hurd, or would that have some issues?

<damo22>Fatal glibc error: malloc.c:2601 (sysmalloc): assertion failed: (old_top == init

<damo22>ial_top (av) && old_size == 0) || ((unsigned long) (old_size) >= MINSIZE && prev

<damo22>_inuse (old_top) && ((unsigned long) old_end & (pagesize - 1)) == 0)

<damo22>/hurd/crash: /hurd/pfinet -i /dev/wm0(854) crashed, signal {no:6, code:6, error:

<damo22>0}, exception {0, code:0, subcode:4096000}

<nexussfan>rumpnet crash?

<damo22>somehow i made malloc crash

<nexussfan>insane

<damo22>something is fishy with fragmented packets on amd64 rumpnet

<damo22>when the captured length is not the same as the original packet length, it breaks

<damo22>i tried handling the three cases separatly

<damo22>but its still not right

<damo22>if the two lengths are equal, its simple, but if the captured length is smaller, we have a fragment of a packet and should ignore that packet until we read the full thing again

<damo22>if the captured length is bigger, we have an unusual packet where the length we captured is more than the original data length, i dont know if that means it should be truncated to the exact length or not

<damo22>ok so the problem is, when i get a fragment, it starts over and reads another fragment only

<damo22>so never gets the full packet

<damo22>what is the smallest non-empty ethernet frame?

<youpi>damo22: the ethernet header is 14 bytes

<sneek>youpi, you have 1 message!

<sneek>youpi, gnu_srs1 says: he can restart the build queue on mahler.

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