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    wishstudio commented #62
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    wishstudio commented #101
Jason A. Donenfeld
@zx2c4
How's the project going?
Mohamed MEDIOUNI
@kika123
@wishstudio ping
nodecraic
@webworkio
hey, if anyone has any remote remote , designer, DevOps or Sysadmin jobs they can post them at http://webwork.io
eggcaker
@eggcaker
hey , any one here ..??
Antal Szabó
@Sh4rK
yeah
eggcaker
@eggcaker
just downloaded the latest version , but seem cannot run pacman -Syu
after ran this command app just stopped
Antal Szabó
@Sh4rK
well yes, not everything is supported
there are syscalls that aren't implemented
Xiangyan Sun
@wishstudio
Yep, haven't tested for a while, maybe something in pacman changed and caused flinux to fail
Xiangyan Sun
@wishstudio
@eggcaker I will create a new tarball based on the latest archlinux version
The current tarball is way too outdated
So issues could arise
David Macek
@elieux
Could MSYS2 pacman be used for bootstrapping/substitution?
eggcaker
@eggcaker
@wishstudio cool ！
David Macek
@elieux
Now I realize post-installs and hooks won't work, sadly.
David Scott Kirby
@five23
Fixing chroot will fix most of these issues I suspect
wangweiboo
@ma1fan_twitter
hi
David Macek
@elieux
Ola.
wangweiboo
@ma1fan_twitter
Is it seems must use vs2015 compile the flinux?
David Macek
@elieux
No idea. :(
wangweiboo
@ma1fan_twitter
:(
Yasin Uslu
@yasinuslu
Hi, are you guys still continuing this project or are you waiting for microsoft to open source their implementation ?
Mohamed MEDIOUNI
@kika123
@yasinuslu not abandonned
yvyv66
@yvyv66
hi there, I have a silly question, what does bdt stands for?
sorry, dbt
Andreas Schöneck
@xasx
https://github.com/wishstudio/flinux/wiki/Dynamic-Binary-Translation
yvyv66
@yvyv66
thank you~ @xasx
Is it possible to save the translation into a new binary which can run directly in windows? in theory?
Wadim Halik
@Wadka
Hey guys! Thank you for you work on this awesome Projekt! I love Arch-Linux, but I also love my Surface Pro 4 and I want to be able to execute Linux Programms on my Windows Machine.
I could not install sudo, and therefore wasn't able to install yaourt.
I would like to implement the chroot() System call. I know the Basics of c and operating Systems(Linux).
Where do I need to look into for implementing chroot()?
hlide
@hlide
flinux, are you here?
hlide
@hlide
I'm looking for more details about it : "I have also noted some interesting additions to recent CPUs and operating systems related to this case. One is the FSGSBASE extension instructions starting with Intel Sandy Bridge and AMD Steamroller. This allows a Ring 3 code to directly access the fs and gs registers."
hlide
@hlide
For what I know about, writing to FS/GS.BASE MSR registers can only be done in Ring 0
Xiangyan Sun
@wishstudio
To my knowledge the FSGSBASE instructions are designed to allow R/W access to fs/gs in Ring 3.
Otherwise we can already access them using MSR registers. Why bother create a new extension?
hlide
@hlide
Ok, I didn't know there are dedicated instructions [RD/WR][F/G]SBASE. I thought they were speaking about dedicated MSR registers relative to FS/GS segments. So... those "new" instructions appears to be usable only in 64-bit mode. And there is no indication about RING execution restriction.
Messing with GS segment would be obviously wrong as it should contain TEB64. Messing with FS segment? well it seems to contain "random" value every times I launch a process.
hlide
@hlide
Ok, I remade some tests with poking'n peeking through FS segment by using RDFSBASE/WRFSBASE instructions to get/set FS base address. It's pretty clear that Windows OS is writing "random" FS base because even reading the FS base after I set it, I get a "random" value. I guess the OS register context switch is not restoring the FS base register value.
Xiangyan Sun
@wishstudio
I remember reverse engineered some piece of the context switch code. It looks like the OS just clears FS to zero when doing context switch.
hlide
@hlide
that piece of the context switch code was for a 32-bit or 64-bit running code? I heard 64-bit windows should use WR[F/G]BASE instead of a MOV seg,reg.
I-One DarkSnow
@i_darksnow_twitter
Hello =) How i can install another distributive linux?
Henry Korir
@henrykorir
Why is pacman failing ?
error: failed retrieving file 'core.db' from mirror.rackspace.com : The reque
sted URL returned error: 404
error: failed to update core (unexpected error)
error: failed retrieving file 'extra.db' from mirror.rackspace.com : The requ
ested URL returned error: 404
error: failed to update extra (unexpected error)
error: failed retrieving file 'community.db' from mirror.rackspace.com : The
requested URL returned error: 404
error: failed to update community (unexpected error)
error: failed to synchronize any databases
error: failed to init transaction (unexpected error)
@wishstudio any work around?
David Macek
@elieux
Maybe the mirror is no longer active.
Henry Korir
@henrykorir
I checked the problem is because the mirrors are for x86_64 and my machine is i386.
I checked the problem is because the mirrors are for x86_64 and my machine is i386.
I changed the mirrors to point to archlinux32 servers and it worked but the flinux crushed.
I really need to use base-devel packages especially the gcc in flinux on i386 in windows 7. Is there any work-around?
Henry Korir
@henrykorir
@elieux any pointers on the issue?