Steve Simon said:
> Search 8fans passim, there was alink to one of the US universities which had
> a plan9 bibtex database.
I searched around and could not find what you were referring to.
> If you put one on sources, can you also convert it to refer format for those
> of us who are still tro
Jacob Todd said:
> http://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/plan9.html
Thanks for the pointer. I've downloaded it and am taking a look at it now.
http://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/plan9.html
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On Apr 30, 2010, at 3:59 PM, "Steve Simon" wrote:
Search 8fans passim, there was alink to one of the US universities
which had
a plan9 bibtex database.
If you put one on sources, can you also convert it to refer format
for those
of us who are st
Search 8fans passim, there was alink to one of the US universities which had
a plan9 bibtex database.
If you put one on sources, can you also convert it to refer format for those
of us who are still troff luddites.
-Steve
> Erik, I have a few syntax adjustments...
Oops! Apologies to all.
++L
Erik, I have a few syntax adjustments to /sys/src/9/ip/il.c that may
interest you, can I mail you the diffs from the version in
/n/sources/extra?
Also, it seems a one-line adjustment to /sys/src/cmd/ndb/cs.c suffices
to bring IL resolution back, I can mail you those diffs too.
In return, I've los
> > i don't see any reason why 9p couldn't use some of the same
> > congestion control ideas. the trick would be to feed back packet loss
> > detection and retransmission info to the point where file io gets
> > turned into rpcs→the mount driver
>
> Agreed -- sort of what I meant by "I hope 9p ev
> in addition to publisher, year, venue (for conferences), there is also page
> numbers, institutions... Just because the papers are published electronically
> does not mean that they do not or cannot have this information.
i'll put the pdf of the proceedings up as soon as i get
an electronic cop
On Fri, 30 Apr 2010 01:01:59 EDT erik quanstrom wrote:
> > If the sender->receiver pipe can hold N bytes and the sender
> > is streaming (that is, keeping the pipe full), the sender
> > *will* be ahead of the receiver by N bytes. So a *streaming*
> > protcol has to allow it to be N bytes ahead.
>
> > I've been doing some background reading for my thesis and have been having
> > some trouble figuring out how to cite some of the papers on IWP9,
> > cat-v.org, etc.
>
> What kind of trouble? Is there something missing that you need?
> i.e. publisher (there usually isn't one for the papers),
On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 08:18:09AM -0600, EBo wrote:
>
> I've been doing some background reading for my thesis and have been having
> some trouble figuring out how to cite some of the papers on IWP9, cat-v.org,
> etc.
What kind of trouble? Is there something missing that you need? i.e. publisher
Pavel Klinkovsky said:
> > And all activity seems to stop with cursor blinking. Â Keyboard unresponsive
> > to CTL-R.
>
> It starts to be typical...
> Try Erik's 9atom.iso. ;-)
maybe it is time to try to pack-port some of Erik's stuff to the canonical
source.
EBo --
> And all activity seems to stop with cursor blinking. Â Keyboard unresponsive
> to CTL-R.
It starts to be typical...
Try Erik's 9atom.iso. ;-)
Pavel
I suspect the reaction is based on being forced to use it when you'd
rather not, like many residential ISPs require. It's particularly
upsetting when the CPE doesn't even have a globally routable address.
How much is many?
Um, some? I don't have any sort of global count. I've had 7 broadband
I've been doing some background reading for my thesis and have been having
some trouble figuring out how to cite some of the papers on IWP9, cat-v.org,
etc.
If people would be willing to email me BibTeX citations I would be happy to
collate the collection and put it out on contrib.
Thanks and
> Some additional info on the hardware:
> - CD Rom - Philips DVD+-RW DVD8801 ATA Device
> - IDE Controller is an Intel 82801G (ICH7 family) Ultra ATA Storage
> Controllers 27D7F, PCI Bus 0,IRQ: 0x000E (14)
try 9atom. it works around quirks in ich7, especially with
sata + pata combos.
ftp:
Booting from the CR-ROM ISO download on 28 April and get the following:
PSB1...
Plan 9 from Bell Labs
ELCR:0E28
Clockinit...alarminit...meminit...spollo...pcimatch...kbdinit...plan9.ini
probe...probing floppy...probing floppy...probing BIOS...probing
BIOS...islba:drive 0X80 extensions version 48.
hello
Vesa code has some problems to deal with ati hd5750 cards here. Themouse cursor
disappear when a lot of scrolling is happening, vesa is unable to drive the
card beyond 8bit depth modes or 1280x1024 resolutions. Besides that, the
performance i see is almost the same i had with the radeon
> false. abaco does tables correctly. see readweb(1) for
> details on how to start abaco.
Oh, this crept in while I wasn't watching (I hope!). My apologies to
fgb.
++L
> I was curious to see how performance differs from vesa.
me, too. radeon performance is not good with vesa.
> meanwhile, am I right if I think that the whole graphics math is done
> on cpu (I mean - not on gpu), so the faster the cpu the better vesa
> (and any) driver performance?
cpu speed se
> > trying to figure out how to view html pages but no sucess.
>
> I use htmlfmt(1), you can do the same until somebody explains how to
> use abaco(1) instead. Neither will do tables.
false. abaco does tables correctly. see readweb(1) for
details on how to start abaco.
- erik
> erik said:
>
>> why is using nat to make many hosts look like one a bad thing?
>
> I suspect the reaction is based on being forced to use it when you'd
> rather not, like many residential ISPs require. It's particularly
> upsetting when the CPE doesn't even have a globally routable address.
How
>I agree that NAT and stateful firewalls (e.g. 'ip inspect' in IOS)
>would need explicit support to understand the packet layout.
it's a pity that the protocol revisions didn't move the port-addressing
function outside individual protocols.
> trying to figure out how to view html pages but no sucess.
I use htmlfmt(1), you can do the same until somebody explains how to
use abaco(1) instead. Neither will do tables.
++L
On Apr 29, 2:23 pm, quans...@quanstro.net (erik quanstrom) wrote:
> the vesa driver works.
I was curious to see how performance differs from vesa. And,
meanwhile, am I right if I think that the whole graphics math is done
on cpu (I mean - not on gpu), so the faster the cpu the better vesa
(and any
On Apr 29, 3:55 pm, m...@acm.jhu.edu (Venkatesh Srinivas) wrote:
> is it an m10?
The device is ATI Technologies Inc RV350 [Mobility Radeon 9600 M10].
What is the r300hack?
Hi all,
I installed Erik's 9atom.iso (official distribution fails to perform
the bios boot):
- fossil+venti
- disk structure (proposed by installation process)
100 MB 9fat
512 B nvram
38057 MB fossil
190288 MB arenas
9514 MB isect
512 MB swap
After the reboot I can see:
2010/0427 20:53:40 err 4:
Hi, my name is ruel hernandez, a contract worker here in saudi arabia as an
electrician.
i really wanted to know
how computers and operating systems are working, at first i tried linux but
along the way
i found plan9 sometime in sept. 2009. i downloaded the sept iso and tried it
live, at work
since
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