hello
first time you boot, fossil dumps the whole fs to venti, and that takes a
while, and also this can make your system look like hanged, iirc you can see
what venti is doing listing the processes with control+t-p iirc if your
shell is irresponsive or with ps -a.
may be we need to put a message
Hi (again),
I can't access the fossil dumps on my recent Plan 9 (fossil+venti)
installation. I can:
term% 9fs dump
but can't list the dump directory content:
term% ls -l /n/dump
ls: /n/dump: block label mismatch
I also have 'overprinted black background messages of the death' saying:
On 08/06/2011 23:36, Gabriel Díaz López de la llave wrote:
hello
if the system can't boot, what are the symptoms? any error messages?
can't find the kernel? can't find sd device?
Good point. I don't really know what happened but the system started! Last time I tried,
I waited tens of minutes
hello
if the system can't boot, what are the symptoms? any error messages? can't
find the kernel? can't find sd device?
what were you configuring when this happened?
if you used fossil+venti installation, you need to start venti server before
fossil.
slds.
gabi
On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 11:23 P
> Sorry for the basic questions, diving into Plan 9 is somehow difficult for
> beginners.
So is diving in general.
HTH. HAND.
On 08/06/2011 22:08, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
if the fossil partition is /dev/sdC0/fossil on the cpu you're on, you
should be able to bring it up (assuming the configuration is sane)
using:
fossil/fossil -f /dev/sdC0/fossil
OK, among the things I tried, I did this and had some complaints beca
if the fossil partition is /dev/sdC0/fossil on the cpu you're on, you
should be able to bring it up (assuming the configuration is sane)
using:
fossil/fossil -f /dev/sdC0/fossil
if not you can print the configuration:
fossil/conf /dev/sdC0/fossil
and rewrite it with the -w flag.
the example
On Wed Jun 8 15:48:19 EDT 2011, nberc...@yahoo.fr wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I've read a lot of documentation so far but I'm still not able to draw how to
> mount an
> "inert fossil partition" (i.e. available as a regular partition, but not used
> by the system).
>
> I did some bad configurat
Hi everybody,
I've read a lot of documentation so far but I'm still not able to draw how to mount an
"inert fossil partition" (i.e. available as a regular partition, but not used by the system).
I did some bad configuration and I can't boot my Plan 9. So I try to use another Plan 9
install t
... so do I, except of testing c++ and other stuff on linux first,
cross fingers, man, and welcome aboard ;-) !!
++pac
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