> The only solution I can see is to try to manually "translate" those .s
> files from "Plan9 assembly" to "GNU assembly". The best reference
> comparison I have found is "libc/386/setlongjmp.s" from the old port
> in /n/sources/extra/gcc and the current APE libs ap/386/setlongjmp.s.
> The two files
Hi
I am currently attempting to build up-to-date APE libs for gnu/gcc
(the port found in /n/sources/extra/gcc). The APE libs there are from
2002 and there are some significant additions after that that I would
like to exploit.
The .c parts of the library builds nicely and I have a near-complete p
> If the problem is only to me, I am disliked by 9pccpu kernel.
I don't see anything particularly wrong in your setup.
Your kernel is recent enough and should work.
Personally, I haven't encountered this problem.
I would tend to think that USB is not properly supported
on your machine. Does usb/d
> You can simply mount the first FAT partition
> from the USB disk, edit the plan9.ini and add
> the "readparts=" parameter in the [common] section,
> just before the "nvram=" parameter, like this:
>
> readparts=
> nvram=/dev/sdXX/nvram
>
That is exactly what I did.
The problem is in the messag
On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 6:51 AM, Ethan Grammatikidis
wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Jul 2012 17:15:26 +0100
> "Steve Simon" wrote:
>
>> Various projects have worked on 8c to make it generate code for other OSs,
>> have any of these resulted in code that could generate a very _very_ simple
>> ELF shared libr
> Has anyone succeeded in booting cpu server from usbdisk?
There is no problem in booting the CPU server, since
you can always specify the required values by hand
during the boot.
You problem is that you can't read/write theses
values from/to the disk.
I suppose you're using the USB image I am pr
