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transferable to 9legacy?
Many thanks in advance!
Best regards,
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; I would suggest compiling the plan9 version locally and seeing if
> that fixes the issue.
That will probably get you by, but I'd say the contrib/install script
should be fixed also.
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> I'm getting rid of ape but I need the functions at
> /sys/src/ape/lib/bsd/ntohl.c to port some software. These functions
> just change endianness. Is there some native similar functions
> somebody is aware of? lookman is not helping me here. I don't want
> to add code if a similar functionali
> Just curious if anyone has attempted a 9P implementation in Forth?
Seems so: https://github.com/iru-/9p4
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> I wanted to ask if there is a "Plan9 way" to create simple HTML
> pages. Would this possibly be doable with troff, or is there for
> example a way to convert Markdown? Since my intention would be a
> very simple blog, it would also be possible to just create the pages
> directly in HTML using a
Quoth o...@eigenstate.org:
> Quoth Kurt H Maier via 9fans <9fans@9fans.net>:
> >
> > The Evoluent VerticalMouse series has three mechanical buttons plus a
> > scroll wheel between buttons 1 and 2.
>
> This one is my personal favorite.
I have two of these and they're quite good, though quite expe
It didn't always work on 9front. Check the dump!
After bisecting the dump and looking through the git log, I suspect
that 9front changeset 71939a82 [1] will fix it for you.
[1]
https://git.9front.org/plan9front/plan9front/71939a82ccc505b0baa990d7fe17e7085d0ab8fc/commit.html
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> In ed it is trivial to edit either side of a line such as changing
> the line,
>
> I use sam and ed
>
> to,
>
> echo "I use sam and ed."
>
> simply with,
>
> g/.*/s//echo "&."/
>
> I am trying to figure out how to do the same in sam.
,s/^.*$/echo "&."/g
or, perhaps closer to your ed exam
> Anyone made any progress writing a wrapper script, like djc's
> /rc/bin/git, for ori's git9?
Yes. This is what git/compat is for. Just run `git/compat` to spawn
a new shell with a 'git' executable in your $path. For example:
term% cd path/to/repo
term% git/compat
term% git version
git versio
> As as filesystem becomes full, what's the plan9/9front way to report
> disk utilization? i.e. the equivalent of 'df'?
Use the "statw" command for cwfs(4) and the "df" command for hjfs(4).
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> Please double-check this. When I add a From: in acme Mail it's always
> converted to a destination address.
Perhaps that's a quirk of acme Mail? Works for me with Nail and
marshal(1).
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don't think it would change existing behavior too much.
Seems it's already in 9front. I can just write my own custom From:
header with Nail or marshal(1). I've never had much reason to change
it so I just put the From: header you see in this message in
/mail/box/alex/headers.
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> You are exactly correct. Looks like rsa(8) has a bug in its example
> for generating and installing a fresh key for a remote Unix system, in
> that it says to use:
>
> auth/rsagen -t 'service=ssh' >key
> auth/rsa2ssh key | ssh unix 'cat >>.ssh/authorized_keys'
> cat key >/mnt/factot
Nevermind. It doesn't matter.
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> While it is not yet a concern, I am trying to figure something out
> that does not seem to be well documented in the man pages or the fqa
> about the file systems.
Parts of fs(4), fs(8), and fsconfig(8) can be applied to cwfs. The
syntax that Ethan talked about for concatenating WORM devices is
On my system (9front) ps(1) states:
Syscall performing the named system call.
Which is what you're seeing. For the complete list,
have a look here: /sys/src/9/port/systab.h:/sysctab/
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What about:
% ndb/csquery /net/cs 'net!$smtp!25'
Or even:
% ndb/csquery /net/cs 'tcp!$smtp!25'
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> What are some of the technical reasons?
To clarify, I'm asking about technical reasons for not using 9front
as opposed to some other Plan 9 flavour; not as opposed to some other
operating system(s) altogether.
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> non-technical reasons.
What are some of the technical reasons?
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> Is this happening for anyone else?
Yeah, I've noticed it on and off also.
a screaming
hack but acme doesn't expose all of the information you need to
implement Putall externally.
All in all, it's a lot of mucking around to save 1 mouse click. Just
place Putall and mk side-by-side in your tag and be done with it.
[1] http://musolino.id.au/up/PutallMk
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ain.
One more thing to consider is the #σ device in 9front which seems to
address some of the problems that you might otherwise use nsjoin to
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"nsjoin" command to the /proc/$pid/ctl file. This allowed you to join
the namespace of another process a little something like this:
term% ps | grep plumber
alex 6700:00 0:00 864K Preadplumber
alex6710:00 0:00
> rio runs fine on any cpu server; your draw device determines where the
display is.
Yes, of course. That was sloppy writing on my part. What I should have said
was:
"CPU servers typically don't have any reason to run rio on a local draw
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> but gives me errors on /dev/draw.
If you compare /rc/bin/cpurc and /rc/bin/termrc you'll see that the
vga device (#v) is bound only in /rc/bin/termrc. You can arrange
this in /rc/bin/cpustart, before you include /rc/bin/screenrc, like so:
bind -a '#v' /dev >/dev/null >[2=1]
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> Is there any interest in putting these p9port style keyboard modifiers
> into p9bl or 9front?
>
9front has Shift+RMB for emulating MMB.
Chris,
As cinap says:
nusb/ether doesnt implement multicast filter.
>
This is your problem. I believe the Raspberry Pi has its NIC attached
via USB internally. Therefore, multicast won't (currently) work on the
Raspberry Pi.
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> I tried the mcastsend and mcastrecv on my two raspberry Pi's running
> 9front.
>
How are you connecting these devices to the network? I use wired
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#include
#include
static void
usage(void)
{
print("usage: %s mcast-ip port\n", argv0);
exits("usage");
}
void
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
NetConnInfo *ncinfo;
char adir[40], ldir[40], buf[1024];
int fd,
>
> Sorry for the spam. Is this mailing list getting my emails?
>
Yes.
Hi,
Has TLS-SRP been considered instead of TLS-PSK?
If the secret used for TLS-PSK comes entirely from a password, then TLS-SRP
might be a better choice. That's the extent of my knowledge of TLS-SRP. :)
-Alex
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>
> > 5) seems to much effo
On Jun 4, 2014 8:39 PM, "OMAR RADWAN" wrote:
> I'm serious. I'm a Unix fan, I use BSD, Minix, Linux, and any unix-like
OS I can get my hands on. Sadly, except, System V or HP-UX, or any UNIX. I
read about Plan9 online, and it sounds like a great project. Though I do
think that if this operating sy
On Wednesday, May 21, 2014, Jeff Sickel wrote:
> Git is the closest as it’s just C,
> sort of: it’s a whole lot of code. But why would you want to
> bring in “178K lines of *.[ch], 20K lines of shell scripts, 100K+
> lines of test scripts” and have to lug in the massive payload
> of Python and P
On Mar 17, 2014 3:34 PM, "erik quanstrom" wrote:
> linux sata drivers can be harder to clone since so much of the work is
done
> in a series of generic layers. and they can take a while to digest.
As an aside, why don't we have an architecture like this? (From your
comment, I'm assuming we don't.
Steven Stallion gmail.com> writes:
> While working on the Chromebook (nee exynos) port
Hi, Steven.
What is the state of the port? Do you plan to share code?
Thanks, Alex.
erik quanstrom quanstro.net> writes:
>
> > I can't take root from the net, but that's my fault. How can i do USB
> > boot? I thought that USB mass storage devices aren't supported:
>
> i've set up several machines to boot from usb, and the installer
> that i've been working on boots from usb.
erik quanstrom quanstro.net> writes:
>
> > > I suspose what I am really asking is "what doesn't work"
> >
> > Well, the kmesg i've posted should give you an initial info.
> > I have no possibility to test the stuff until i get local boot
> > or will set a network/auth server for proper network
Steve Simon quintile.net> writes:
> I suspose I was thinking of audio, video, and SATA drivers
> rather than a new kernel.
> Does the SoC include the video device?
I would like to have full support for this device too, but it's
an unpopular one, so there is a little chance that it will have
a fu
Steve Simon quintile.net> writes:
>
> I am in no position to help, sorry, however I would love to
> have access to a plan9 port to the HP t5325.
>
> -Steve
>
>
Steve,
There is no special port to this single device. There is a port to the
Marvell Kirkwood SoCs in Plan 9 main code tree:
http:
b) wait 1ms (unsure of this timing, it could be longer)
Not my case. Already tried to bump this delay.
Ok… I will trace everything when using proper initialization, but i doubt it
will clear anything, since i was not followed SATA spec, and did just a device
probe, and while this didn’t work on Plan 9, it worked on NetBSD.
Maybe it that host bridge issue?
>
>> Maybe NetBSD SoC driver code does some init, which Plan 9 doesn’t?
>
> i don't think that's it.
>
> - erik
>
Alex
> well, good luck. there's a sata driver in 9atom.
> - erik
Hi, Eric et al.
Thanks for the driver! :) I however have problem using it.
My device is a HP t5325 which is almost the same as any other 88F6281 *plug:
"Plan 9 from Bell Labs
l1 D: 16384 bytes, 4 ways 128 sets 32 bytes/line; write
On Jan 6, 2014, at 5:29 AM, erik quanstrom wrote:
> the output of "pci | grep net" should be enough.
>
> - erik
term% pci | grep net
2.9.0: net 02.00.00 1282/9102 3 0:d801 256 1:feaffc00 256
term%
Thanks, Erik. You've been very helpful and friendly. :)
Alex
On Jan 5, 2014, at 11:39 PM, cinap_len...@felloff.net wrote:
> instead of randomly switching distributoins, why not investigate
> what hardware is actually supported and install such hardware?
If you'll read my email again, you'll note that I mentioned this. I don't want
to buy a new piece of har
On Jan 5, 2014, at 8:03 PM, Steven Stallion wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 5, 2014 at 6:03 PM, Patryk Laurent wrote:
>>
>> Hi Alex,
>>
>> I just joined the list, and so I missed your question. But I also opted for
>> going with the vanilla distribution. Enj
On Mon Dec 30 21:03:24 EST 2013, alexander3223...@gmail.com wrote:
> Basically, would you guys recommend I try the Bell Labs
> distribution of Plan 9, 9front, or 9atom as my first installation?
Since no one seems to have an opinion on this, I'm going with the Bell
Labs distribution. We'll see how i
On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 6:02 PM, Alex Jordan wrote:
> At this point, I need to choose between vanilla Plan 9 or one of the
> flavors (9front or 9atom).
There is also 9legacy, which I forgot about.
vered before, please accept my apologies.
Thanks for your time,
Alex Jordan
On Oct 9, 2013 9:49 AM, "James A. Robinson"
wrote:
>
> I certainly can't get to it via port 80, I get a timeout.
>
>
> On Wed, Oct 9, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Alex Jordan
wrote:
>>
>> Anyone know why plan9.bell-labs.com/ is down?
>> Yesterday I visited
On Oct 9, 2013 10:07 AM, "Sergey Zhilkin" wrote:
>
> sources.cs.bell-labs.com and plan9.bell-labs.com are different machines,
web is sux, not a way to get sources :)
I was looking for the papers, not the sources :)
And to be clear, I was talking about HTTP access, not 9P.
Anyone know why plan9.bell-labs.com/ is down?
Yesterday I visited and it returned "object not found", but today it
fails to load entirely and I get Firefox's "problem loading page"
screen, due to a timeout. Just me?
-Alex Jordan
On Aug 16, 2013 8:22 PM, "Devyn Collier Johnson"
wrote:
>
>
> On 08/16/2013 05:52 PM, Jeff Sickel wrote:
>>
>> Just remember that there is a small mercurial dependency that's
currently not
>> fully tracked. Our patches to Selenic have started to be rolled in, but
it may
>> still take a few more d
ere's a way to start the installer from the live environment. Any
ideas?
I'm using an image from 7/30/13.
Thanks,
Alex Jordan
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@Kurt, @Andrey It is hyped and tinkertoy like kit but calling it java
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ows executables on linux:
http://code.google.com/p/go-wiki/wiki/WindowsCrossCompiling. I suspect, these
instructions will work just fine to build plan9 executable too. You would have
to replace "windows" for "plan9" everywhere.
Alex
case I think it does all right. ἦθος only means "accustomed place" in
its most literal sense. Otherwise it can mean custom, disposition,
character, etc.:
http://artflx.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/philologic/getobject.pl?c.31:3:159.LSJ
ἠθικός is the adjective form (just think of other -ικός word
ter Greek glyph
coverage:
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Hi everyone, I've been playing plan9 in qemu for sometime now. the
only computer I have is a PS3/ubuntu9.04, and I'm thinking about buy a
low cost x86 board for plan9. Is intel D510MO a good choise?
om Etch (oldstable),
which uses Xen 3.0.3. Richard's kernels boot and have been working
great (thanks, Ron and Richard, for your work on this!).
Alex
>>From: Richard Miller <9f...@ham...> Subject: Running Plan 9 on Xen 3.2
>> Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 08:57:25 +0100
>>> From
ike to try to make world a little better, and don't
bother much about reusing my code in commercial projects or even removing
my name from sources - so I use Public Domain for all my applications and
libraries.
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erous.
To solve these two issues you have to set log permissions similar to my
example above: nobody read and only root and log service able to write.
After that it become much less important is these logs are append-only or not
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s
pretty regularly:
LGATTACH edev c0440b90 ctlr c0440dd0
ETHERIN: devno 3 ring 0 irq 34
ETHEROUT: devno 3 ring 0 irq 35
Thanks again for the help and suggestions,
Alex
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GENRANDOM RUNNING
(load is around 3)
1: init pc 89ec dbgpc 89ec A
time
1219956674 1219956674748050432 12199566747480504324294967296
host: date +%s
1219943774
So lguest is 12900 seconds ahead (= 215 minutes, = 3 hrs 35 minutes).
John, are you getting the same?
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tes it stops again.
When genrandom is running, stats shows a load of around 3000.
Otherwise, load is always around 2000.
The problem looks similar to this:
http://9fans.net/archive/2006/03/588 -- except that the lguest
instance works fine while genrandom is running. Is this genrandom
behavi
Let me know if there's any information that I can provide to help with
this. Many thanks for all the hard work that you've put into doing
this port.
Best,
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onnect with drawterm the connection
is refused.
3. lguest always runs at full CPU. How can I figure out why this is
happening? (I don't feel comfortable running lguest for more than a
few minutes at a time -- the laptop gets pretty hot.)
Any advice or pointers on these issues would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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