> I was under the impression that the namespace should come from the client.
perhaps it's a confusion over cwd when you cpu to another machine?
supermic% pwd
/usr/fst
supermic% cpu -h rpi
rpi% pwd
/usr/fst
rpi%
since typically everything is served by fs, it is all the same
content. the local
namespace of the client is mounted under /mnt/term.
On Wed, Oct 5, 2016 at 8:06 PM Chris McGee wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I tried running a cpu server using aux/listen1 on one of my plan9 machines
> and running cpu from another to connect to it. I set auth to none for now.
>
> When I connected I noti
Hi All,
I tried running a cpu server using aux/listen1 on one of my plan9 machines and
running cpu from another to connect to it. I set auth to none for now.
When I connected I noticed that the namespace was the local namespace of the
server, not the namespace of the client before connecting. I
Hi all !
Get right response from server, with macOS Sierra beta 10.12.1 (16B2338c)
and Safari 10.0.1 (12602.2.14.0.1)
2016-10-04 15:59 GMT+03:00 arisawa :
> I can get proper response from http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/ by
> using mac/osx safari.
>
>
> > 2016/10/03 2:42、James A. Robinson のメー
> On pi3 I'm running spi at 25Mhz (with dma).
Incidentally, the original raspberry pi linux kernel only
supported programmed i/o for spi. If the documentation for
the bcm2835 SoC had been the usual "just read the linux
driver" that most vendors consider adequate, we wouldn't have
known how to spe
> hmm. and it's all connected to the gpios? what data rates can these
> even provide?
On pi3 I'm running spi at 25Mhz (with dma). There's a secondary
sdio interface which can do 25Mhz (maybe 50) using 4 gpio pins as
a wider bus, but we have no driver for that.
