Well, to start with, I'm an idiot. The commands should look like this:
# stop zygote
# stop media
# /system/bin/mediaserver-inferno &
# /data/inferno/Android/arm/bin/emu-g
There's no such service as "mediaserver", but the "stop" command sure
won't tell you that! When I actually went in and tested
I started of with fixing cyanogenmod then i went on and thought i
might just aswell
start with the inferno-boot.img, might been a weird approach esp. since i can
see if the system works without the boot image to start with. Didn't thought it
matter what way i went on about, but i might surely be mi
At Mon, 17 Oct 2011 11:43:11 +0200,
Jesper Vesterberg wrote:
>
> It seems the script created boot-inferno.img is no good, after i push
> it over neither
> android nor inferno wanna boot. The inferno bit is less suprising, since i
> haven't built it and pushed /data/inferno over. Android on the oth
do you find you need swap to run plan 9 on these
systems?
Nope -- a testament to the system. But that doesn't negate the fact that
'throw more hardware at it' isn't always an option.
On Mon Oct 17 11:45:26 EDT 2011, lyn...@orthanc.ca wrote:
> > this is not such a pain as it might appear, swapping makes performance
> > so miserable its not really worth having, especially given how cheap a
> > few GB of RAM is these days.
>
> Not always an option on, say, PC-104 systems.
do you
this is not such a pain as it might appear, swapping makes performance
so miserable its not really worth having, especially given how cheap a
few GB of RAM is these days.
Not always an option on, say, PC-104 systems.
> Will this work:
>
> 1. boot off the old disk (/dev/sdE0/plan9)
> 2. disk/prep /dev/sdE1/plan9
> - delete swap and fossil
> - create a new fossil at the same offset as the old one but bigger
> - write changes
> 3. mount /dev/sdE1/fossil
>
> I am trying to find a way to resize /dev/sd
> > Why did prep create a 512MB swap
> > partition when I have 2GB RAM?
>
> good question, though on a positive note swap doesn't work anyway
> (except on the 9front form) so I would delete it as if the machine
> starts to swak it could wedge.
>
> this is not such a pain as it might appear, swapp
> How did you used disk/prep?
I ran 'disk/prep -bw -a^(9fat nvram fossil swap) /dev/sdE1/plan9'.
When I ran it, my old disk was sdE0 and the new was sdE1. Now I notice
the layout prep created is identical on both disks!
su# disk/prep /dev/sdE0/plan9 # old
9fat0 204800 (
> Can I grow fossil on the fly?
I don't believe you can, fossil is usually used with venti and venti can
definitely
be grown on the fly, fossil alone is normally confined to just laptops where
this is
not an issue.
> Why did prep create a 512MB swap
> partition when I have 2GB RAM?
good questi
It seems the script created boot-inferno.img is no good, after i push
it over neither
android nor inferno wanna boot. The inferno bit is less suprising, since i
haven't built it and pushed /data/inferno over. Android on the other
hand is.
I am using the cyanogen mod 7.1 and if i click the white sc
> Indeed!
>
> su# disk/prep /dev/sdE0/plan9
> 9fat 0 204800(204800 sectors, 100.00 MB)
> nvram 204800 204801(1 sectors, 512 B )
> fossil 204801 389668226 (389463425 sectors, 185.71
> GB) swap 389668226 390716802
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