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# IRC, freenode, #hurd, 2012-01-13
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<veganman> so there's absolutely no way, even slowly to run i386 linux code
under hurd/i386? I have a small app, commercial, which I have to get
running there
<veganman> no source
<braunr> no way
<braunr> you'd need to create a userspace linux server catching linux
system calls and calling hurd specific stuff to implement them
<braunr> it doesn't exist, it may be hard to implement
<braunr> some cases will definitely be hard to implement
<veganman> so, no magic linux lxemu on windows?
<veganman> or linuxemu on plan9
<pinotree> nope
<veganman> I remember something silly, sonmone had compiled linux as a user
application on plan9 and inserted his own binaries as
a code object, to be run on plan9, for use on ibm hpc hardware
<veganman> it was ron minich
<veganman> 5e.iwp9.org/slides/linuxemu.pdf
<veganman> I think that was it
<veganman> google for linux & cnk for additional clues
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