perfect,
Thanks Erik, you'r a star.
-Steve
> On 29 Jan 2015, at 16:17, erik quanstrom wrote:
>
>> On Thu Jan 29 07:47:49 PST 2015, st...@quintile.net wrote:
>> I have some very un-plan9 3rd party libraries which rely on a
>> #define to do byte swapping for endianess.
>>
>> Anyone have a n
On Thu Jan 29 07:47:49 PST 2015, st...@quintile.net wrote:
> I have some very un-plan9 3rd party libraries which rely on a
> #define to do byte swapping for endianess.
>
> Anyone have a neet recipie for mk to d3etect the
> current machines endianess?
; for(i in /*/include/u.h)echo -n $i ' ' && <
I have some very un-plan9 3rd party libraries which rely on a
#define to do byte swapping for endianess.
Anyone have a neet recipie for mk to d3etect the
current machines endianess?
I know, I feel dirty just asking but what can I do,
there is too much code to rewrite them properly.
off to get my
Actually I wasn't able to understand when the afid was supposed to be clunk
reading attach 5.
I was in doubt that the afid had to be the last fid clunked.
Giacomo
Il 29/Gen/2015 15:56 ha scritto:
> size[4] Tattach tag[2] fid[4] afid[4] uname[s] aname[s]
> size[4] Rattach tag
> >> I can't find details on the file execution permission: looks like a
> malicious client could just ignore it on files and execute anything that it
> can read (obviously I'm just talking about single files, not directory).
> >
> > It's not malicious, just incorrect. Obviously you can't exec
size[4] Tattach tag[2] fid[4] afid[4] uname[s] aname[s]
size[4] Rattach tag[2] qid[13]
you have to provide the afid in the Tattach, so clunking it before
attach makes no sense. you can pass NOFID to Tattach when when the
fileserver doesnt support authentification.
you can also
Il 29/Gen/2015 11:12 "Charles Forsyth" ha
scritto:
>
>
> On 29 January 2015 at 09:04, Giacomo Tesio wrote:
>>
>> What's the meaning of qids? I see that responses often include them but
request messages do not.
>
> see intro(5) or intro(9P) depending on system. They identify a file
on a server
>
> If I choose to install plan9, I get a result shown in the attached
> a.png (and it does not proceed any further).
>
> If I choose to just boot (not install), it gets stuck after
> init: starting /bin/rc
> and shows the same 'spurious interrupt 39'.
>
Try to play with AHCI settings in BIOS.
IIR
> > What's the proper message sequence to delete a file? And to delete a non
> > empty directly?
> >
> You point a fid at the file, then remove it:Twalk* ... Tremove
> A non-empty directory can't be removed.
> Tremove implies Tclunk
the current on-disk file servers do follow this r
> I tried 9atom from 2014-06-27, but it doesn't (now I add 'always'; sometimes
> it does get through) boot.
>
> If I choose to install plan9, I get a result shown in the attached
> a.png (and it does not proceed any further).
>
> If I choose to just boot (not install), it gets stuck after
> init:
On 29 January 2015 at 09:04, Giacomo Tesio wrote:
> What's the meaning of qids? I see that responses often include them but
> request messages do not.
>
see intro(5) or intro(9P) depending on system. They identify a file on
a server; they are a value provided by the server to the client,
Hi, I'm coding a small .NET library to connect 9p2000 services and I have a
few questions about things that the manual doesn't explain (or I was not
able to find).
What's the meaning of qids? I see that responses often include them but
request messages do not.
What's the proper message sequence t
Hi, erik,
Thanks a lot!
> 2015/01/29 15:42、erik quanstrom のメール：
>
> i hope i haven't overplayed my argument. i am for real solutions to this
> issue.
> i'm not for the current solution, or more complicanted variants.
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