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No network on GNU/Hurd, not even localhost
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I've downloaded latest QEMU image from build servers (build details:
https://ci.guix.gnu.org/build/618573/details). Then I booted it with
libvirtd on my Guix System on GNU/Linux. It booted and the login shell
appeared. I logined as root without password and tried to install GNU
Hello (just to make sure everything is working). It failed due to
network problems, although my host machine was connected to the
internet. Then I tried to ping GNU server:
root <at> guixygnu ~# ping gnu.org
But no output appeared, not even an error message! I checked the return
status immediately:
root <at> guixygnu ~# echo $?
1
Then I tried ping localhost, but again it returned 1 without any output.
Then tried to see the available interfaces, but this too failed:
root <at> guixygnu ~# ifconfig
ifconfig: could not get list of interfaces
Then I booted again with QEMU directly with:
$ qemu-system-i386 -m 512 -snapshot -hda <path/to/image.qcow2>
Again, I face the same problem. However, this time I noticed a message
from settrans saying "settrans: /servers/socket/1: Device or resource
busy", a message saying the disk is mounted as read-only, (probably) an
error message from fsck showing it's usage, some warnings from Guile
saying "WARNING: (guile-user): imported module (guix build utils)
overrides core binding `delete'", the following messages during boot:
failed to start service: loopback
failed to start service: networking
failed to start service: ssh-daemon
failed to start service: ssh
failed to start service: sshd
Followed by an incomplete backtrace:
Backtrace:
3 (primitive-load "/gnu/store/n9glgyqlb30wjxia0zcx71x9zw9?")
In shepherd.scm:
I saw many other messages, but I didn't get the time to read and copy
it.
Then I tried to check the status of loopback service:
root <at> guixygnu ~# herd status loopback
error: connect: /var/run/shepherd/socket: Connection refused
Can someone help me with this issue? The QEMU image is almost unusable
without networking.
Note: all commands and their outputs are copied by hand.
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Akib Azmain Turja <akib <at> disroot.org> writes:
> I've downloaded latest QEMU image from build servers (build details:
> https://ci.guix.gnu.org/build/618573/details). Then I booted it with
> libvirtd on my Guix System on GNU/Linux. It booted and the login shell
Is this the same as booting it with qemu? I know I've had issues with
no internet access with the Hurd too, but I'm not a very technical user,
so it's most likely operator error.
> Can someone help me with this issue? The QEMU image is almost unusable
> without networking.
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> Note: all commands and their outputs are copied by hand.
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Joshua Branson <jbranso <at> dismail.de> writes:
> Akib Azmain Turja <akib <at> disroot.org> writes:
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>> I've downloaded latest QEMU image from build servers (build details:
>> https://ci.guix.gnu.org/build/618573/details). Then I booted it with
>> libvirtd on my Guix System on GNU/Linux. It booted and the login shell
>
> Is this the same as booting it with qemu? I know I've had issues with
> no internet access with the Hurd too, but I'm not a very technical user,
> so it's most likely operator error.
>
>> Can someone help me with this issue? The QEMU image is almost unusable
>> without networking.
>>
>> Note: all commands and their outputs are copied by hand.
>
> I wish I had more knowledge to help you out.
QEMU has the same issue, I've described that in my first message. And
Hurd has networking. It works out of the box on Debian GNU/Hurd
2019, and it's 2021.
I booted again with fresh copy of the image without the "-snapshot"
parameter, and herd was working. But there was again no network and
after reboot herd stopped working too.
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