Split [[hurd/network]] into [[hurd/translator/pfinet]] and the new [[hurd/settrans]].

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-
-How to setup networking in the Hurd.
-
-First, make sure that Mach recognizes your hardware.  <!-- If it doesn't, you can
-to recompile it in most cases. [ADD LINK TO INFO ON THIS] -->
-
-# The `pfinet` Translator
-
-To configure the network, the `pfinet` (*Protocol Family Internet*) translator
-must be configured.  This is done using the `settrans` command to attach a
-translator to a given file system node.  When programs access the node by, for
-example, sending an RPC, the Hurd will transparently start the server to handle
-the request.
-
-    # settrans -fgap /servers/socket/2 /hurd/pfinet -i eth0 \
-               -a 192.168.0.50 -g 192.168.0.1 -m 255.255.255.0
-
-Here, `settrans` is passed several options:
-
-* `fg`, force any existing translator to go away.
-* `ap`, make both active and passive translators.
-
-The active translator means that the operating system both starts the
-translator immediately and passinve means that the settings are saved in the
-file system node.  The former also means that any error messages are sent to
-`stderr`.
-
-The argument `/server/socket/2` is the node that the translator is to be
-attached to.  This is followed by the translator program to run and any
-arguments to give it.
-
-`-a`, `-g` and `-m` are, quite obviously, the IP address, the gateway and
-netmask.
-
-Help on settrans can be obtained by passing it the `--help` option.  Help on a
-specific translator can be gotten by invoking it from the command line with the
-same argument, e.g.:
-
-    # /hurd/pfinet --help
-
-As there can be a lot of output, consider piping this through a pager.
-
-Finally copy over your `/etc/resolv.conf` from GNU/Linux to allow your DNS to
-resolve correctly.