>My program uses some of them (DBL_MIN, DBL_MAX, DBL_EPSILON), and
>including yields name clashes. Thanks.
> #include
> ...
> #include
it's surprisingly important not to leave out important information, such as
what important things were in the "..." (other include files) and, most
importa
sdC0!cdboot!9pccd.gz
right. Thanks, I'll try that once my brother is done with supertux.
Is there any support for other keyboards than the QWERTY type. I am
interested in a german QWERTZ layout.
I wonder as there is no history function with the cl input? I just get
chaotic characters with the arrow keys.
Kind regards
> Is there any support for other keyboards than the QWERTY type. I am
> interested in a german QWERTZ layout.
>
> I wonder as there is no history function with the cl input? I just get
> chaotic characters with the arrow keys.
see kbmap(1) and kbmap(3). also the recent discussion on building a
k
On Aug 6, 2008, at 4:06 AM, Charles Forsyth wrote:
My program uses some of them (DBL_MIN, DBL_MAX, DBL_EPSILON), and
including yields name clashes. Thanks.
#include
...
#include
it's surprisingly important not to leave out important information,
such as
what important things were in t
> If your unpleasant way is to copy float.h, it won't work; you'll need
> one for each $objtype. I found an algorithm to get epsilon, but not
> min or max.
>
as far as i know, all plan 9 compilers use IEEE 754-compatable semantics
(at least insomuch as allowed by hardware). thus the minima a
>> I wonder why there is a command to turn on DMA on disks. Could
>> it be that some disks don't work with DMA on?
>
> sure. it's PC hardware, so it's crap :-)
> ron
the ata spec does not require dma for pata devices.
sata, first specified in ata 7, requires udma mode 5,
though sata:pata bridges
On May 16, 2008, at 12:42 PM, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
it's a little deeper; i'm wading in the mire that is libfuse to see if
i can spot the difference from what 9pfuse has. i'm hoping some
combination of '-o's to mount_fusefs will fix it.
Sadly it's not the mount_fusefs that's failing. I've
> did anyone know if this controller is supported by the sata driver?
>
> i cant see anywhere in sdata.c and sdiahci.c. . . i guess it isnt supported
> at all, so there is no option to fill some "silly" pci-id somewhere to get it
> going.
>
> The new 9grid.es server has this controller, it wou
i was able to get Rangboom snsa -- which uses code from Russ' 9pfuse
-- to work with macfuse 1.7 (on os x 10.4.x). the latest 9pfuse has
the patch sqweek sent for xattr; i wonder if that's the problem?
it's depressing to see that Finder acts as demented as Explorer with
incessant directory traver
On Aug 6, 2008, at 9:31 AM, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
i was able to get Rangboom snsa -- which uses code from Russ' 9pfuse
-- to work with macfuse 1.7 (on os x 10.4.x). the latest 9pfuse has
the patch sqweek sent for xattr; i wonder if that's the problem?
it's depressing to see that Finder acts
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 10:57 PM, Jeff Sickel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Aug 6, 2008, at 9:31 AM, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
>
> More depressing that sqweek's change works for OS X 10.4.x but not with the
> MacFUSE build for 10.5.x. All I get is:
>
> % ls
...
> FUSE <- unique 0x3 (Getattr) attr
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Pietro Gagliardi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Aug 5, 2008, at 11:14 PM, ron minnich wrote:
>
>> I'm so confused. Why don't you just show the code.
>>
>> ron
>>
>
>#include
>...
>#include
>...
>
>static struct{
> char *name;
> double value;
>}constants
Sources is back up, reincarnated in a different machine that is easier
to expand in several respects. The main fossil was reinitialised from
the fossil dump score of early morning August 3rd; so any changes to
sources since then are gone. The old sources had about 12GB of local
venti arenas; the
Hi Erik,
I try it this morning, but the server don't boot. I cannot say nothing
about the problem, because the server is "far far away" and we don't have
console.
Probably we need change the 9load to include this SATA support.
Any help?
Thanks Eric,
slds.
>> i cant see anywhere in sdata.c an
I'm having some trouble setting up a terminal (which will become a cpu/auth
server).
I've gotten the 9pccpuf kernel booted, and is running as the user bootes, but
even from the server's console, if I type something as simple as "echo hi >
/foo" I receive the message:
mounted directory forbids c
/ is indeed mounted without -c. if you want to create a directory in /
use /root. see 'nm' for how the namespace is constructed.
i believe new directories in / are frowned upon (even if created in
/root). i can't find the relevant message in the archives.
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 6:10 PM, Benjamin
>i believe new directories in / are frowned upon
Understood, though 'bootes' or whoever has superuser-like permissions should
still have unlimited abilities, right?
Or is this purely a function of the flags to mount the root? On a side-note
though, what is the preferred UNIX equivalent of /usr/
There is no 'super-user' in Plan 9, bootes is (for the most part) a
user like any other, that just happens to be the owner of most kernel
file servers. It has no special privileges, in Plan 9 there is nothing
like root that lets you ignore file permissions and so on, the kernel
applies the same rul
> However, permissions are still wrong somewhere, as I can't:
> cp /adm/timezone/US_Pacific /adm/timezone/local
/adm/timezone files are owned by the user/group 'adm', so if you want
to modify them you should add the user you're doing this as to that
group.
i believe the issue comes from the ins
> Hi Erik,
>
> I try it this morning, but the server don't boot. I cannot say nothing
> about the problem, because the server is "far far away" and we don't have
> console.
>
> Probably we need change the 9load to include this SATA support.
>
> Any help?
>
> Thanks Eric,
>
> slds.
pardon the
> Sources is back up, reincarnated in a different machine that is easier
> to expand in several respects. The main fossil was reinitialised from
> the fossil dump score of early morning August 3rd; so any changes to
> sources since then are gone. The old sources had about 12GB of local
> venti ar
>>i believe new directories in / are frowned upon
>
> Understood, though 'bootes' or whoever has superuser-like permissions should
> still have unlimited abilities, right?
the concept in plan 9 is called the "host owner" or eve. eve
has special abilities on the local machine. there are 31 plac
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