pc=0x3
On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 2:16 PM, erik quanstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Heh, you got me there. It's just that I was too lazy to rewrite all the
> > stuff by hand. I only compared what was on the screen to that previous
> > message and when I saw the value were the same I pasted aga
> Heh, you got me there. It's just that I was too lazy to rewrite all the
> stuff by hand. I only compared what was on the screen to that previous
> message and when I saw the value were the same I pasted again the old
> message. But I had indeed noticed that line was absent.
> So yeah, with the o
Heh, you got me there. It's just that I was too lazy to rewrite all the
stuff by hand. I only compared what was on the screen to that previous
message and when I saw the value were the same I pasted again the old
message. But I had indeed noticed that line was absent.
So yeah, with the old 9load t
> ELCR: 0C80
> apm ax=f000 cx=f000 dx=40 di= ebx=5d84 esi=-1
> initial probe, to find plan9.ini... dev A0 port 1F0 config 0040
> capabilities 2F00 mwdma 0007 udma 407F
> dev A0 port 170 config 85C0 capabilities 2F00 mwdma 0007 udma 0407
> FLAGS=10282 TRAP=6 ECODE=0 PC=3
> AX BX 80815d
So, back to this issue.
I've finally figured out how to make a bootable iso ( for future
search in the archives: /n/sources/contrib/maht/rc/mkiso ,
/sys/lib/dist/pc/mkfile , and
http://maht0x0r.blogspot.com/2007/11/roll-your-own-plan9-iso.html were
pretty much the only useful docs I could find on t
2 years ago, someone had a similar problem, so I modified
9load so people could set and edit the variables at boot time,
the code is on sources /n/sources/contrib/fgb/tar/9load.tgz
here's a post explaining how it worked.
http://9fans.net/archive/2005/12/70
--
Federico G. Benavento
> Nope, I haven't tried yet because that requires that I make myself a
> new iso, and I'm uncertain as how to proceed for that. Shall I mount
> the current iso, copy everything on some temporary location, locate
> where plan9.ini is, modify it, and just create an iso9660 fs from that
> temporary t
Nope, I haven't tried yet because that requires that I make myself a
new iso, and I'm uncertain as how to proceed for that. Shall I mount
the current iso, copy everything on some temporary location, locate
where plan9.ini is, modify it, and just create an iso9660 fs from that
temporary tree?
Thx
> Erik said I should try with a 9load from may 2007 or earlier, so I was
> wondering if anyone of you had one handy, or if there's a way to obtain
> one easily (mounting an old snapshot?)?
In addition to the one erik's now posted for you, you can get at the
archived snapshots on sources from any n
> Erik said I should try with a 9load from may 2007 or earlier, so I was
> wondering if anyone of you had one handy, or if there's a way to obtain
> one easily (mounting an old snapshot?)? Or any other suggestion to have
> the iso booting a bit further?
did you try with *nobiosload? i put an old
Hello 9fans,
I've recently acquired such a machine (bi proc opteron) and I thought
it'd be nice if I can make a cpu server out of it and hook it up on the
net at work so that it can be made available for the 9fans out there.
I've tried booting on an iso I fetched yesterday, but 9load was not so
h
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