On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 1:24 AM, wrote:
>> This kernel has an in-kernel bzfs including binaries like sam, acme
>> and the compiler (so it is a little big in size).
>
> This is valiant (not dissimilar in intent from miller's 9pi) and
> useful, but in my opinion you'll get a lot more support from p
On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 1:28 AM, wrote:
>> Not yet. I am trying to get the hard drive up on the Yeeloong. Haven't
>> looked at wifi. And USB will be the hard part for me... Hopefully it
>> will be all supported.
>
> I need to ask: VGA? I'll come back to that when you respond.
The laptop screen w
No offence at all - clarification was offered because I don't want to be
credited with more than I've actually done. 9pi was a conservative (changing
as little as possible) port. The usbdwc driver was born out of necessity,
and probably a deadend because most usb host hardware follows one of the
> Some confusion I think - 9pi image is Bell Labs distribution built with kernel
> /sys/src/9/bcm and arm binaries, not from any separate source tree.
>
I do tend to shoot from the hip, I sincerely hope there were no
unintended casualties as a result :-)
That said, the build process for the insta
Lucio said:
> USB you should probably adopt from 9pi rather than the Bell Labs
> distribution
Some confusion I think - 9pi image is Bell Labs distribution built with kernel
/sys/src/9/bcm and arm binaries, not from any separate source tree.
USB kernel driver for the pi was written specially for
