Hello,
On Fri, Aug 03, 2012 at 05:08:52PM -0400, Burton Samograd wrote:
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> > Has someone ever played with the notion of a multidimensional filesystem
>
> David Korn did some research on a 3d file system called 3d:
>
> David G. Korn, Eduardo Krell, The 3-D File System, pp147-156, USENIX
> Conf
Recently helped debugging a strange plan9 server problem. The
machine being a cpu/auth/file server basicly doing everything
from serving http with rc-httpd, accepting mail, serving dns
and running a bunch of cronjobs doing various things. the
machine is quite busy.
It worked quite well for a some
It's automatically added to my mails. Sorry, I forget about it because I
don't add it, the mail server does.
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On Fri, Aug 03, 2012 at 05:08:52PM -0400, Burton Samograd wrote:
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> Has someone ever played with the notion of a multidimensional filesystem
David Korn did some research on a 3d file system called 3d:
David G. Korn, Eduardo Krell, The 3-D File System, pp147-156, USENIX Conference
Proceedings, Summer 1989, Baltimore, MD
And also at behind a paywall:
http://
On Fri, Aug 03, 2012 at 11:58:08AM -0700, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
> if i understand correctly, this is one way it could be done (i think):
>
> * built a graph representing the structure
> * create a file server that given a graph and a root node, synthesizes
> a hierarchy, AND
> * on every walk t
if i understand correctly, this is one way it could be done (i think):
* built a graph representing the structure
* create a file server that given a graph and a root node, synthesizes
a hierarchy, AND
* on every walk to a node launches a copy of itself with the same
graph but the new node as the
Hello,
This is mainly a theoretical question.
While playing with the representation of mathematical definitions as a
file hierarchy (at dot you find a DESC or whatever named file with the
description, and the subdirs are simply more restrictive instances of
the thing; say : collection -> magma ->
graham.gallag...@gmail.com (Graham Gallagher) writes:
> The gcc flags: -march=armv6 -mfloat-abi=softfp -mfpu=vfp, will let you
> compile the standard Inferno emu-g on the Raspberry Pi first go. Not
> all the Linux VT interface ioctls are supported by the video driver so
> a little work is needed t
On Fri Aug 3 10:27:26 EDT 2012, aris...@ar.aichi-u.ac.jp wrote:
> Hello, 9fans.
>
> I noticed a strange time stamp in /n/9fat.
>
> term% cat /adm/timezone/local; date; touch /tmp/x; ls -l /tmp/x; 9fat:; touch
> /n/9fat/x; ls -l /n/9fat/x
> JST 32400 JST 32400
> Fri Aug 3 22:55:31 JST 2012
> --
Hello, 9fans.
I noticed a strange time stamp in /n/9fat.
term% cat /adm/timezone/local; date; touch /tmp/x; ls -l /tmp/x; 9fat:; touch
/n/9fat/x; ls -l /n/9fat/x
JST 32400 JST 32400
Fri Aug 3 22:55:31 JST 2012
--rw-rw M 11 arisawa web 0 Aug 3 22:55 /tmp/x
--rw-rw-rw- M 95 bill trog 0 Aug
> Plan9 runs on the rasberry-PI?
/n/sources/contrib/miller/9/rpi
It's a work in progress - no usb yet, and therefore no keyboard,
mouse or ethernet.
> I've got HDMI video working in Plan 9 too
Plan9 runs on the rasberry-PI?
-Steve
> yep, the standard fb mmap code works
I've got HDMI video working in Plan 9 too - it turned out to be
fairly simple to tell the GPU to set the resolution and divulge
the framebuffer address.
Putting console output on video frees up the serial port for more
interesting purposes ...
> To run inferno in fullscreen mode, would it be feasible to mmap the
> framebuffer address into the inferno address space and just write
> to it?
yep, the standard fb mmap code works but just needs a little tweaking
for the input event handling devices and removal of a few
unimplemented ioctls
> Not
> all the Linux VT interface ioctls are supported by the video driver so
> a little work is needed to incorporate the framebuffer device.
To run inferno in fullscreen mode, would it be feasible to mmap the
framebuffer address into the inferno address space and just write
to it?
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