> Thanks for the info. I'm rebuilding 9pcf and 9pccupf now, and I hope
> it works.
perhaps that wasn't clear. by "update your kernel" i mean
copy /386/9pccpuf to your boot media. /386/9pccpuf
should be automaticly updated.
- erik
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> before i poked through the archives, i would have
> credited dan cross with the idea. is dan still on this list?
Dan is still on the list, but has been kept very, very busy by the US
Marine Corps lately. Semper Fidelis (Plan
On Jun 25, 2008, at 6:37 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
Isn't that automatically done if I update daily? Or is the active
venti hooked to the venticonf?
since you're booting from venti root, venti and fossil
are built into the kernel. so you need to update your
kernel. this is not done automaticl
> Isn't that automatically done if I update daily? Or is the active
> venti hooked to the venticonf?
since you're booting from venti root, venti and fossil
are built into the kernel. so you need to update your
kernel. this is not done automaticly.
- erik
Isn't that automatically done if I update daily? Or is the active
venti hooked to the venticonf?
On Jun 25, 2008, at 5:26 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could run a venti newer than October 2007.
You could run a venti newer than October 2007.
Hello. This kmesg seems to pop up repeatedly over rio at random
intervals. What does this mean and how do I stop this redundancy (once
dcache is kicked, why does icache say it kicks again)? Thanks.
Something of a recap from irc, but for others who might be interested:
On OS X, this all just worked for me pretty much as described in the
manual. With a running venti and $venti set, I ran this:
sudo vbackup /dev/rdisk0s2
and a few hours later got output like this:
mount /vav/200
> pardon me for the correction, but i believe the original
> idea (and implementation, under inferno) was mine.
>
> http://9fans.net/archive/2002/07/327
i stand corrected. (and we'd already established my
memory of the event was faulty. ☺)
> something isn't right. I rebuilt and installed lib9 and ls, but ls
> still doesn't show anything useful. It may just be that I have to
My first guess would be that when you "installed" ls again,
there was already an o.ls in plan9/src/cmd, so it didn't
get relinked. It should suffice to do
I honestly don´t remember, but according to our dump, it seems that
autofs, then autodirfs, then mntgen was added on Jul 16th, 2002 to our dump.
Looking at Rog´s mail, (Jul 15th) I think that probably I did read his
idea on the list
and implemented it for Plan 9.
A nice thing of Plan 9 is that it
Hello, I am trying to set up a vbackup system on a linux machine. I am having
problems mounting the nfs service. Here is how i am doing it:
(the venti server works fine, for sure, and vbackup worked, as vftp can see the
files)
$ venti='tcp!venti!venti' vbackup /dev/sda6
mount /dazone/2008/0623/mn
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 4:00 AM, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> mntgen appeared on the scene relatively late.
> there was a time when you just ran mkdir a lot in /n.
> looking through the archives, it looks like nemo
> came up with the idea as "autodirfs" in 2002.
pardon me for the correcti
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