des on first,
FAT-formatted dos partition on the SD card, afaik.
> 3. No cd-rom drive to do a CD install. Probably easy to work around (I've
> only installed it this way)
See above :)
> Calvin
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segattach(), or even simple
malloc()-style allocation. Knuth is rather old fashioned, so it might
actually work out of the box with APE, and with little changes with
native libs.
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" But the systems seem so darned complicated. I see the wife
unit here sitt
>
>
The main point of that discussion AFAIK was "What AV software makers smoke?".
IIRC that support is sponsored by AV companies, since trying to make
them understand
that it doesn't make sense didn't help. That probably will be also the
real reason behind the
inevitable refusal of the 9p-fileserver option (unless someone manages
to bash enough heads).
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emulate a full
machine, but I don't know about that. It certainly would be an
interesting solution for getting Plan 9 into Business - Windows 2008
seems to be fairly well integrated with Hyper-V.
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I
wouldn't be able to play with those machines
And could you share EBSDK? If the license permits, of course.
> -Ben
>
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ith Alpha hacking, and remember about memory barriers...
("Program Counter is not reliable source of information about which
instruction caused the exception" - It's like a mantra in Alpha
manuals...)
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s you could also
install appropriate syscall trampolines).
As a counter-example, MS Windows' Notepad.exe is one of the worst
offenders when it comes to mmap().
To put it simply, the reason it doesn't work on large files is that it
mmaps them. ALWAYS. It's even stated in IFS SDK,
that "implementation of memory mapping mechanism is required to get
notepad to work on the filesystem in question".
> Thanks,
> Roman.
>
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t of development for ornitopters. Da Vinci
simply didn't have the tools (of which one of the most important is
computer. With _lots_ of computing power...)
> P.S. I guess, we are getting way off topic here.
>
Sorry for continuing with OT.
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d memory allocator can get you a big speedup
- after all application developer knows the memory usage pattern of
his app better than kernel/system library.
Of course, that is assuming that the developer in question has a clue...
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On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 1:49 PM, erik quanstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I copied what seemed to be the necessary bits from a lunix driver.
> > while I did get it working, I got carried away making other changes
> > inspired by the lunix driver, to the point where I no longer felt
> > like
That might be an interesting case for Plan 9 GCC port - May I also
suggest XeTeX? I didn't check it fully, but it directly uses
TrueType/OpenType fonts. Unfortunately, it outputs only PDF or it's
own internal xdvi format (incompatible with normal dvi).
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 7:17 PM, Joel C. Salo
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