Re: [9fans] pull doesn't work due to unavailable sources; travelmate 291LCi specials
Hello list, --- so is there any place where I could read how to set up my usb mouse, step by step? (As I mentioned, now my touchpad works but mouse -- Genius NetScroll EYE/USB -- does not.) --- whatabout sound? Does anybody have Realtek AC97 audio working? --- Video Intel 82852/82855 GM/GME --- hopefully will work with those patches mentioned by E. Quanstrom :) (thanks) --- finally wifi: Intel PRO/Wireless LAN 2100 3B Mini PCI adapter? (I couldn't find anything about this...) Thank you Ruda > Also. My computer is Acer Travelmate 291LCi.
[9fans] snmp agent for plan9?
Just casual interest as I am having to do some work "in anger" on snmp. Was there ever an snmp agent (server) for plan9? I would be interested if there was even a comercial product, perhaps somthing for a telephony switch based on plan9? It there ever was such a thing it might infer that some of the networking stack was built to expose the status info necessary to be compiliant and thus implementing a server might not be so hard... just idle thoughts. -Steve
Re: [9fans] snmp agent for plan9?
; cd /sys/src/9/ip && g MIB > It there ever was such a thing it might infer that some of > the networking stack was built to expose the status info > necessary to be compiliant and thus implementing a server > might not be so hard... ; cd /sys/src/9/ip && g MIB gre.c:48: /* non-MIB stats */ ip.c:17: /* MIB II counters */ ipv6.c:35: /* MIB II counters */ rudp.c:135: /* MIB II counters */ rudp.c:150: /* MIB counters */ rudp.c:153: /* non-MIB stats */ tcp.c:291: /* MIB stats */ tcp.c:304: /* non-MIB stats */ udp.c:72: /* MIB II counters */ udp.c:87: /* MIB counters */ udp.c:90: /* non-MIB stats */ - erik
[9fans] [Off-topic] Scifi
Hi! I found these articles about scifi. Are the top tep books of scifi (NY Times) and the 20 Ten geek books. http://www.papelenblanco.com/2009/01/14-los-10-mejores-libros-de-ciencia-ficcion-segun-el-times http://www.papelenblanco.com/2007/08/30-el-top-20-de-literatura-geek The links are in spanish. The author names and the titles are not too different between english and spanish :-) kix.
[9fans] Les Misérables
Certain applications have been blessed with 9fans' ignorance for too long. dict(7) and friends seemed to be becoming over-joyous. For those interested in Japanese on Plan 9, I provide here (edict2.tar) scripts to convert Jim Breen's extended Japanese dictionary, EDICT2, to a format usable with dict(7). However, the simple.c format was not appealing to me, so I decided to use the format Andrey proposed for converting DICTD dictionaries, thus, a patch[1] to dict(7), and the appropriate indexing application[2], are necessary in order to perform the conversion and use the resulting dictionary (the path to the indexing app must be specified in leginx.rc). Parts of adict, the Acme interface to dict(7), still presume some incapabilities of Acme that are no longer present. One I've found is the assumption that Acme tags cannot contain non-alphanumeric characters, so adict goes through the trouble of converting all such characters to underscores. The simple fix: comment lines /acme/bin/source/adict/adict.c:288 through /acme/bin/source/adict/adict.c:294 -- by the way, the source distributed with Plan 9 by default is not what the binary adict was built from; updated sources (though still lacking the above change) are in /n/sources/patch/applied/adict-fix2 However, I find Russ Cox's idea of making Acme interfaces entirely scriptable, even more appealing. For that, his acmeevent[3] from P9P is entirely portable to native Plan 9 -- no changes required. I believe the prime example he's used is a scripted version of adict, also available in P9P -- for this, I've made a few changes to the script for use on native Plan 9; see nadict.rc. by the way, has anyone looked into the venti problem Oleg F. posted about, on my behalf, earlier this month? ak [1] http://mirtchovski.com/p9/dict/dict.patch.tgz [2] http://mirtchovski.com/p9/dict/mkdictd.c [3] http://swtch.com/usr/local/plan9/src/cmd/acmeevent.c edict2.tar Description: Unix tar archive nadict.rc Description: Binary data
Re: [9fans] Les Misérables
the subject header in the last message came out to be very ugly due to GMail's default encoding. now using Unicode sorry ak
Re: [9fans] Les Misérables
On Fri Jan 16 20:16:55 EST 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote: > the subject header in the last message came out to be very ugly > due to GMail's default encoding. now using Unicode > > sorry > ak looked fine on plan 9. - erik
