[Fsf-friends] Compiling HURD .. Lets revive fsf-prog !!
Tarun Gaur
gaur_tarun@hotmail.com
Wed Apr 21 10:44:29 IST 2004
great Sajith,
I was thinking of Actually going into the details of helping out newbies ...
with step by step help. I have written mails to a lot of guys who would want
to learn and contribute. I am sure we will see some activity soon in
fsf-prog.
regards,
tarun
>From: Sajith T S <sajith@symonds.net>
>Reply-To: Sajith T S <sajith@symonds.net>
>To: Tarun Gaur <gaur_tarun@hotmail.com>
>CC: fsf-prog@mm.gnu.org.in
>Subject: Re: [Fsf-friends] Compiling HURD .. Lets revive fsf-prog !!
>Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2004 16:10:39 +0530
>
>Tarun Gaur wrote:
>
>>Let me initiate a technical discussion out there ... I have couple of
>>friends who are very eager to start working on HURD but they have no
>>idea on how to go about compiling their own kernel from scratch. Is there
>>someone who is real good at it and can help the newbie's out
>
>Nice start Tarun :)
>
>To start working on Hurd, it is not at all necessary that you compile
>kernel from scratch and all. You just install Debian GNU/Hurd and go :)
>
>See http://www.debian.org/ports/hurd
>
>If you want to start hacking stuff rightaway, there's the Hurd Hacking
>Guide by Wolfgang Jährling. The Hurd Reference Manual is another source.
>
>I hope Anand Babu might step in and comment :)
>
>Regards,
>Sajith.
>--
>Your friends will know you better in the first moment you meet than
>your acquaintances will know you in a lifetime.
> -- Richard Bach, "Illusions"
>
>
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