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<youpi>gnu_srs1: it's indeed just a dumb stub that returns the same clockid in all cases, so better make applications not try to use it if they can avoid it
<sneek>youpi, you have 1 message!
<sneek>youpi, Pellescours says: hi youpi, on gnumach the commit 4e19e045e5c9e2207c6dd2965180d55d1a8c73e9 is preventing me to boot in a VM (tries to access to memory adress 0x000000). Revering this patch make hurd boot correctly
<rrq>damo22: finally got nfs working... needs RPCNFSDCOUNT="-u 8" in /etc/default/nfs-kernel-server to enable UDP, and needs /hurd/nfs --nfs-program=3 to opt for version 3
<damo22>probably needs "8 -u"
<damo22>since the 8 is the parameter value for the count
<damo22>and you are hijacking the variable to add a second parameter -u
<azert>rrq: nice you found out, last time I tried I gave up on that
<azert>would you be so kind to add your howto to the wiki?
<rrq>I'll give it a go...
<rrq>which markup language is used?
<rrq>i.e. how do I make a "code box"?
<rrq>(oh, just saw "FormattingHelp")
<rrq>gave it a go (it'll surely need some editorial review and revision)
<gnu_srs1>What's the difference running an application running X windows and ssh -Y? I have an application crashing with bus error natively while it works perfectly via ssh -Y?
<youpi>the shm extension
<youpi>which allows to share memory between the X server and the application, for rendering
<gnu_srs1>tks. Do you mean the application running with ssh -Y or locally?
<youpi>locally
<youpi>shared memory can only work on the same machine