I've found the GNU Hurd Hacker's Kit on alpha.gnu.org, and it looks promising, but I must admit I am very confused about what I'm doing here. My Hurd partition is /gnu My Hurd staging partition is /hurd I am unsure exactly where the cross-compiler links should be... perhaps in /usr/local/i686-gnu ?? I have downloaded the entire ghhk directory, but am floundering. I know I won't be able to boot Hurd until I rebuild gnumach for my Tekram card. I have grabbed the latest cvs base system tarball and unpacked it in /gnu. Speaking of which... er... does anybody have a gnumach build for a Tekram D-390F that they could .. say .. send me? Don't need floppy, ide, or anything else right now. I have been following some old instructions from 1998 on cross-compiling which have resulted in big downloads of probably useless sources because I don't know which versions to grab so I just get the latest ones. I think it would be a real boon if you Debian Hurd guru's could whip together a regular Debian-Linux-i386 package that has a cross-compiler for whatever Hurd you are working on. In my case, all I want to be able to do is cross compile gnumach right now, but because of Linux's SMP support, it might be attractive to build Hurd packages from Linux until gnumach's SMP is fixed. This ghhk directory looks pretty outdated, also, I would like to use gnumach 1.2 as it has better support for my SCSI card, is this a problem? Which version does the Debian cvs tarball use?
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