Apologies Richard for misspelling your last name.
Chris
> On Nov 1, 2016, at 9:35 PM, Chris McGee wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have released an experimental 9front raspberry pi image that I use for my
> cluster.
> https://github.com/sirnewton01/rpi-9front/releases/tag/nov-2016
>
> Highlights:
>
Hi Jim,
It's important to point out that the arena size does not have to match
the size of an arenas file. In my case, I do something similar where I
use 2GB for an arena but keep my arenas files at 2GB (I don't have
much use for keeping multiple arena files).
More indexes help to an extent. My f
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 9:47 AM Steven Stallion wrote:
> In short, start small and grow as needed. For reference, when I ran
> Coraid's fs based on 64-bit Ken's (WORM only, no dedupe) in RWC
> (based on the main fs in Athens). Over the course of a few years
> the entire WORM grew to around 35GB. T
Hi all,
anyone seen some strange TLS issues (when talking to windows boxen).
tlsClient: devtls expected ver=301, saw (len=19232) type=2a ver=204f '*
OK ����'
This is running Richard millers raspberry kernel so no 9front encryption fixes.
maybe my TLS needs to be taught more smarts?
-
Thanks for the info.
> mount -a '#G' /dev
I think you want
bind -a '#G' /dev
> using large display is frustrating...
FWIW I am happily using 1920x1200x8 on my raspberry pi 3,
and its very snappy.
-Steve
Thanks,
I'm thinking that could be related to USB problem making the mouse jump around.
Chris
> On Nov 2, 2016, at 8:05 AM, arisawa wrote:
>
> hello Chris,
>
>> 2016/11/02 20:17、Chris McGee のメール：
>>
>> What's wrong with the large display?
>
> the display size is 1920x1200.
> when I try to
hello Chris,
> 2016/11/02 20:17、Chris McGee のメール：
>
> What's wrong with the large display?
the display size is 1920x1200.
when I try to resize a window, the mouse cursor flips and it is difficult to
resize.
> but something weird.
> term% mount -a '#G' /dev
> mount: can’t open '#G': permission denied
> I don’t know the reason.
Maybe you want to use bind instead?
>
> using large display is frustrating...
> my portable HDMI display of 1280x800 works fine.
>
What's wrong with the large display?
sorry
> mount -a '#G' /dev
shoud be
bind -a '#G' /dev
> 2016/11/02 19:47、arisawa のメール：
>
> hi steve
>
>> 2016/11/02 16:57、Steve Simon のメール：
>>
>> can you tell me what the gpio file system looks like
>
> try
> ls -l '#G'
> them you will find some files such as
> #G/gpio/CE0
>
The GPIO doesn't have a manual page as far as I know. The implementation came
from what is in 9front mainline and is in #G. I agree that it would be good to
have a manual page for it there.
mDNS is running as bcast9p process and is written in Go. It's based on a Go
library and uses udp multicas
Thanks for trying it out. Can you raise a github issue with any error messages
or data that I can use to try to fix the problem?
I understand that Richard's kernel that I used should work with Pi 1, 2 and
zero. I have tried it with a Pi 1 B+ and Pi 2 B.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 2, 2016, at
hi steve
> 2016/11/02 16:57、Steve Simon のメール：
>
> can you tell me what the gpio file system looks like
try
ls -l '#G'
them you will find some files such as
#G/gpio/CE0
#G/gpio/CE1
#G/gpio/GPI00
#G/gpio/GPI01
...
#G/gpio/ctl
#G/gpio
hi,
this is interesting.
can you tell me what the gpio file system looks like (pointer to man page?).
also, is the mDNS client the go one discussed recently or a c implementation?
i have never go'ed and have been thinking about writing a upnp renderer for
plan9 for years...
-Steve
> On 2 No
I’ve tried both pi1 and pi2.
both devices successfully boot up.
my impression only in primitive usage is:
pi2 is fine. thanks Chris!
pi1 is a bit unsteady on usb device. usb keyboard is sometimes accidentally
detached.
> 2016/11/02 14:05、arisawa のメール：
>
> thanks, i will try.
>
> is this for
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