Rudolf Sykora said:
> Does anyone of you know if it is possible to teach linux to read unicode
> letters as plan9 does?
Russ Cox said:
> ... generate a config that makes the X11 compose do exactly what p9p does ...
a python script that generates such a config, by Kris Maglione:
http://lists.suck
ramfs(4)'s memory limit actually applies per file,
not globally as its man page claims. i've attached
a version of ramfs that
(a) corrects this mistake, and
(b) allows the memory limit to be settable.
the motivation for (b) is the same as for the current
memory limit, except in the case in questi
parseip(355.355.355.355) -> 99.99.99.99
correction to parseip.c attached; test program
included.
- erik
-
#include
#include
#include
void
usage(void)
{
fprint(2, "usage: parseip [ip ...]\n");
exits("usage");
}
void
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
uchar ip[IPaddrlen
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 8:40 AM, erik quanstrom wrote:
> could you provide the rest of us who don't know about the
> "sysfromio" tree some background on this? thanks!
http://bitbucket.org/rminnich/sysfromiso
it's a periodic snapshot of the plan 9 sources (from the .iso).
ron
On Thu Sep 23 11:39:01 EDT 2010, rminn...@gmail.com wrote:
> it still works fine. Thanks geoff, good things keep happening in the
> arm tree :-)
>
> For 9vx users, I have been hg pulling from the sysfromiso tree
> regularly and doing a mk install and it's all working smoothly now. I
> try to do th
it still works fine. Thanks geoff, good things keep happening in the
arm tree :-)
For 9vx users, I have been hg pulling from the sysfromiso tree
regularly and doing a mk install and it's all working smoothly now. I
try to do this once every other night. I can now reliably build a
complete tree for
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 8:45 AM, Mathieu Lonjaret
wrote:
>
> when would the job start?
>
Somewhat negotiable, but the preference is for a 6 month internship
starting no later than Feb 15, 2011. The realities of IBM bureaucracy
mean there is likely a 1-2 month processing time from when I make a
d
> the x7sp[ae], of course, are fanless. i use one for a terminal.
> i have also been using the openrd platform for this kind of stuff.
Yes, absolutely, I forgot these newer models where fanless.
I currently have only a X7SLA-H.
--
David du Colombier
Hello,
when would the job start?
mathieu
--- Begin Message ---
6 month posting for graduate students only to work on the DOE HARE
project (http://is.gd/foRdS)
This is the third and last year of funding, so don't miss out on a
great opportunity to work on Plan 9
on one of the largest supercompute
On Thu Sep 23 02:36:00 EDT 2010, 0in...@gmail.com wrote:
> > why not partition the CF like a normal disk?
>
> You means creating a NVRAM partition?
>
> That could be another option.
yes. if you do find a need for the extra space
(most CF these days are 1gb or bigger), it's
much easier with part
6 month posting for graduate students only to work on the DOE HARE
project (http://is.gd/foRdS)
This is the third and last year of funding, so don't miss out on a
great opportunity to work on Plan 9
on one of the largest supercomputers on the planet.
Job posting is here: http://is.gd/foQOS
> I have few FabiaTech FX5624 running Plan 9 at work. The processor
> (AMD Celeron-M 600MHz) is fairly faster and there is two 1 Gb/s
> network interfaces (plus four 100 Mb/s).
>
> SuperMicro Atom motherboards like X7SLA, X7SPA and X7SPE are
> really nice. They are faster, but they have only two n
> i haven't used a soekris for quite some time. (too slow!) iirc,
I would like to know if you are aware of any faster alternative
to the Soekris.
For me, the Soekris have the following characteristics:
- multiple network interfaces (up to four, plus one PCI slot),
- small,
- low power,
- f
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