> Indeed,
> I have been toying around with the idea of building a larger scale
> version of Mr. Minnich's lunchbox using Mini-ITX boards..
> But I have no justification, since virtually everything i need to do
> with plan 9 happens impossibly fast on just a simple vmware instance.
> Plan9 is suffic
Indeed,
I have been toying around with the idea of building a larger scale
version of Mr. Minnich's lunchbox using Mini-ITX boards..
But I have no justification, since virtually everything i need to do
with plan 9 happens impossibly fast on just a simple vmware instance.
Plan9 is sufficiently speed
> In the Linux world kvlade looks the way to go for performance but it
> didn't work on AMD64 when I tried it. I guess the Coraid boxes make Plan
> 9 go fast enough so I just need to stop worrying about it.
plan 9 is a good platform; it is very speedy and doesn't do anything
to you. we didn't nee
(In the opposite style to usual, this was meant to go to the list, not
private :)
i didn't want to sound over-confident. but vblade
is very simple; i don't see how it could have data-loosing
bugs.
I can't even remember how I made it blue-screen but I managed it a
couple of times. I think o
erik quanstrom wrote:
I'm serving drives to WinXP64 via AOE with http://winaoe.org/
I've had a few blue screens but I think they have been caused by the
server side serving bad data.
what do you mean by "server side"?
My dodgy programming :> I'm hacking around in vblade.c
Sorry, I se
> I'm serving drives to WinXP64 via AOE with http://winaoe.org/
> I've had a few blue screens but I think they have been caused by the
> server side serving bad data.
what do you mean by "server side"?
> If the vblade goes away after being
> mounted the NT kernel keeps trying to read it which
however you can use the -i switch to initialize a blank
file. (you're free to use a raw disk or partition, too.)
- erik
or say "damn, where did my partition table go !"
I can't remember if I lost any work :)
strings /dev/sdC0/plan9 will let me know eventually !
note to self, be more car
> I shuold just mail quanstro I guess but maybe someone made a tool
>
> /n/sources/contrib/quanstro/src/vblade
>
> The vblades served by this particular vblade require some magic in the
> first few bytes.
> Vblade on other platforms will quite happily serve a bunch of zeros
>
> Anybody got a sc
I shuold just mail quanstro I guess but maybe someone made a tool
/n/sources/contrib/quanstro/src/vblade
The vblades served by this particular vblade require some magic in the
first few bytes.
Vblade on other platforms will quite happily serve a bunch of zeros
Anybody got a script for making
