that mus be a miracle
On 2/25/10, Purple_Q wrote:
> Sorry Erik, that particular message was intended for John.
> I had mentioned that changing sata controller settings in my bios from
> ahci to ide allowed plan9 to see my hard drive but killed FreeBSD. He
> asked at what point in the boot sequenc
Sorry Erik, that particular message was intended for John.
I had mentioned that changing sata controller settings in my bios from
ahci to ide allowed plan9 to see my hard drive but killed FreeBSD. He
asked at what point in the boot sequence this was happening, so I
posted it to show him.
I can't g
Oops. My own trigger finger, sorry.
Yeah, the drive is just fine if set in the bios to ahci, but plan9
can't see it. If I set it to IDE, plan9 can see it but it gives BSD
the errors you see in the image. Weird.
On Feb 25, 7:28Â am, quans...@quanstro.net (erik quanstrom) wrote:
> On Thu Feb 25 07:
On Thu Feb 25 07:19:14 EST 2010, quans...@quanstro.net wrote:
> On Thu Feb 25 06:29:21 EST 2010, bitpusher2...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hmm, might be slightly above my head (I don't know what a node is).
> > That aside, the boot loader fires up fine, and it makes it to what I
> > believe is near the en
On Thu Feb 25 06:29:21 EST 2010, bitpusher2...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hmm, might be slightly above my head (I don't know what a node is).
> That aside, the boot loader fires up fine, and it makes it to what I
> believe is near the end of the boot sequence in fact. ad0 is my hard
> disk;
> queuevonqu.co
Hmm, might be slightly above my head (I don't know what a node is).
That aside, the boot loader fires up fine, and it makes it to what I
believe is near the end of the boot sequence in fact. ad0 is my hard
disk;
queuevonqu.com/bsderr.jpg
My pardons if that's hard to read. Those messages at the bot
> I tried an experiment with both success and failure;
> in my bios, I have an option to change "sata controller mode" from
> achi to ide. I tried changing that and then the plan9 installer can
> see my hard disk, however, the failure is that in that mode, I cannot
> boot FreeBSD, it just freezes t
Well, I tried those commands and it did me no justice. I don't know
how to change the driver you speak of so I'm thinking i'll have to
give up on getting native Plan9 onto this netbook.
I tried an experiment with both success and failure;
in my bios, I have an option to change "sata controller mod
> > try this. at the install prompt, type "!rc". then at the rc prompt
> > type "cat /dev/sdctl". the output should be interesting.
>
> queuevonqu.com/9boot_a.jpg
okay. so it sees your controller, but not the drives. there
are a couple reasons this might be.
- power management. perhaps the
> try this. Â at the install prompt, type "!rc". Â then at the rc prompt
> type "cat /dev/sdctl". Â the output should be interesting.
queuevonqu.com/9boot_a.jpg
On Wed Feb 24 10:06:05 EST 2010, bitpusher2...@gmail.com wrote:
> It doesn't matter if I choose yes or no, the end result is the same.
> It asks for mouse port, resolution and screen, then goes into rio.
> When it comes time to partition, it says "no disk device is available,
> installation cannot
It doesn't matter if I choose yes or no, the end result is the same.
It asks for mouse port, resolution and screen, then goes into rio.
When it comes time to partition, it says "no disk device is available,
installation cannot continue".
On Wed Feb 24 05:19:28 EST 2010, bitpusher2...@gmail.com wrote:
> I must not have made the last post correctly, so i'll try again :
> ( Sorry if this turns into a double post.
> Anyway, these pics are the output "sitting still" after booting from
> the usb stick image:
> www.queuevonqu.com/9boot2.j
I must not have made the last post correctly, so i'll try again :
( Sorry if this turns into a double post.
Anyway, these pics are the output "sitting still" after booting from
the usb stick image:
www.queuevonqu.com/9boot2.jpg
www.queuevonqu.com/9boot3.jpg
And this is booting from the usb-cdrom d
I'm not overly concerned about the network card, so no worries.
As far as the bootup, which do you want to see, from Lucho's image or
from usb-cdrom?
Also, the usb stick is big enough to put the actual cd .iso file onto
if that will allow me to install the distribution itself that way.
i converted your bsd pci output to something i could
get a handle on:
; pci `{hget http://www.queuevonqu.com/pciconf.html | htmlfmt | awk '{print
$4}' | sed 's;chip=0x()();\2/\1;g' }
8086/27ac
Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Memory Controller Hub
8086/27ae
Intel Co
the attensec l1c is not supported. very sorry about that.
i don't have any attensec/atheros hardware.
- erik
How do you mean? Should I boot from Lucho's thumb image or via usb
cdrom?
Since you quoted my first paragraph regarding Lucho's image, I booted
from it. I don't have an lscpi, so I ran pciconf (FreeBSD) and I ran
pci from the plan 9 bootup.
pciconf output here:
www.queuevonqu.com/pciconf.html
Pla
> Greets.
> I fired up the image provided by Lucho.
> When I get to the gui and go to do the partitioning, it says there is
> no disk device. Apparently, it can't see my hard drive. I just unboxed
> this laptop about an hour ago so I perhaps the drive is sata and it
> can't see it or something?
co
Greets.
I fired up the image provided by Lucho.
When I get to the gui and go to do the partitioning, it says there is
no disk device. Apparently, it can't see my hard drive. I just unboxed
this laptop about an hour ago so I perhaps the drive is sata and it
can't see it or something?
Also, I have a
Hello 9fans,
A few things:
1) I'm going to be installing and finishing up the Plan9 setup I have
at plan9.union.edu or plan9.cs.union.edu; I have not decided where I
would like to put it yet. I'll be doing all of my senior projects on
Plan9 so that I can further my understanding of the system and
ok - this boots and launches into the installer.
I need to back track and free up some disk space, I'll report back
when i've accomplished that
Ben
On Mar 4, 2009, at 10:32 AM, Ben Calvert wrote:
trying now...
On Mar 3, 2009, at 8:06 AM, Latchesar Ionkov wrote:
You can try /n/sources/co
trying now...
On Mar 3, 2009, at 8:06 AM, Latchesar Ionkov wrote:
You can try /n/sources/contrib/lucho/usbinst9.img.gz.
Just dd it to a USB flash drive and try booting from it.
Thanks,
Lucho
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 11:37 PM, Ben Calvert
wrote:
ya, that would be great
On Mar 1, 2009, at
You can try /n/sources/contrib/lucho/usbinst9.img.gz.
Just dd it to a USB flash drive and try booting from it.
Thanks,
Lucho
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 11:37 PM, Ben Calvert wrote:
> ya, that would be great
> On Mar 1, 2009, at 2:45 PM, Latchesar Ionkov wrote:
>
>> Booting from a USB flash driv
The image that I have is equivalent to the Plan9 floppy disk. You need
to have the content of the distribution copied somewhere on the hard
disk, or install from the network.
Thanks,
Lucho
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 4:14 PM, Federico G. Benavento
wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 7:45 PM, Latchesa
ya, that would be great
On Mar 1, 2009, at 2:45 PM, Latchesar Ionkov wrote:
Booting from a USB flash drive is possible (if the BIOS supports
booting from USB), but a bit tricky. I had to make few small changes
in 9load. I have an image somewhere, if anybody is interested in
trying it I can try t
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 7:45 PM, Latchesar Ionkov wrote:
> Booting from a USB flash drive is possible (if the BIOS supports
> booting from USB), but a bit tricky. I had to make few small changes
> in 9load. I have an image somewhere, if anybody is interested in
> trying it I can try to find it.
>
w
Booting from a USB flash drive is possible (if the BIOS supports
booting from USB), but a bit tricky. I had to make few small changes
in 9load. I have an image somewhere, if anybody is interested in
trying it I can try to find it.
Thanks,
Lucho
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 6:27 AM, Steve Simon wro
You can install from a local fat partition if you put the plan9.iso file
in the partition - don't unpack it, just put the single big file there
and the installer scripts will allow you to chose it as a source for the
full install.
A bigger problem is you have to boot the installer kernel, normally
the install_notes page mentions that you can install with a local fat
partition, but doesn't give any particulars.
I'll be happy to put together a wiki page if someone can walk me through
the procedure
thanks,
Ben
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