rn for hackers.
uriel
I would say that is hard core stuff for hackers. (Some need that urgently!)
bblochl
Federico G. Benavento wrote:
Plan 9 is not for end users. Plan 9 is for programmers.
That has a very long beard! Isn`t programming without endusers just like
wanking?
bblochl
With this link ione only gets the starting page of the paper. Is there
any other source for the complete Paper (without cost)?
bblochl
I'm not sure what you're looking at, but when I downloaded and
uncompressed that paper I got the whole thing.
John
1. Where are the examples
c is not self-evident for a
traditional normal OS-user. It is a regret that alef has gone and limbo
is not available under Plan 9. (Or is it?) As there is no simple
introduction to Plan 9 new users will just go the easy way and get
Windows or Linux.
bblochl
ing page of the paper. Is there
any other source for the complete Paper (without cost)?
bblochl
Charles Forsyth schrieb:
Have you tried an installation (not an update!) with the actual
CD-edition ( I think it is the third edition) of plan9?
a third edition CD would be quite old and quite different as
regards both the file system implementation (kfs instead of fossil/venti)
and more i
Martin Neubauer schrieb:
I started out with a small installation on a spare partition of a laptop to
get the hang of the system. Later I set up a standalone file server I can
boot a terminal from (usually said laptop.) This can be regarded as the
normal mode of operation. The installation never
Martin Neubauer schrieb:
Using /dev/sdD0/data worked for me. Did you actually try it?
I am sorry I made a mistake in the last posting. i used the word decide
instead of distinguish! So the text could be misinterpreted. Please read
One must decide distinguish between the prompt "mountdisk",
Martin Neubauer schrieb:
I started out with a small installation on a spare partition of a laptop to
get the hang of the system. Later I set up a standalone file server I can
boot a terminal from (usually said laptop.) This can be regarded as the
normal mode of operation. The installation never g
Martin Neubauer schrieb:
If you don't boot from cd you still need to have access to the data that is
getting installed. So you can either put the cd image somewhere on the
system (this can be a problem if you want to install Plan 9 on the whole
hard disc) or download it during installation. I als
Eric, thank you for explaining the facts with dossrv!
Well. I can understand now that /n/9fat/ will be populated by dossrv
and not part of the inatalled files and that cannnot be the source of
the bug, but is a follow up. There must be something wrong before that
step of "bootsetup".
I d
erik quanstrom schrieb:
Initializing Plan 9 FAT configuration partition (9fat)
add 9load at clust 2
Initializing FAT file system
type hard, 12 tracks, 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 512 bytes/sec
Adding file /n/newfs/386/9load, length 338424
add 9load at clust 2
used 342016 bytes
/bin/mount: can't
I installed plan 9 standalone on my hard disk and would like to boot it
from there. The probably last step of the setup process of plan 9 makes
some trouble. the task bootsetup give me the messages:
--
Initializing Plan
Rodolfo Garcia (kix) schrieb:
I'm currently using opera on debian and I luckily can't seem to find
any working flash plugins in the apt repositories. It sometimes sucks
not being able to see some pages, but all in all I also think I am
more productive now. I don't like the flash blocking. It does
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