sauces ain't gone anywhere. my kitchen is still full of them. fluffy
just had soy and honey on his pasta and pate. and i can 9fs sources at
the same time.
just my 3 euros worth.
brucee
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 4:18 PM, wrote:
>> Some level of smartness in how block traversal is made needs to
>>
Ground Control to Major Bruce:
I have the Acer Aspire One within reach.
Do you have any specific plans?
check ignitions,
ak
Major Tom to Planet Earth.
I have no problems with tiny PCs. The eeePCs are still the best bet.
My Hellenic Lapdog is going to Brazil with me in a few hours.
brucee
On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 5:12 AM, Akshat Kumar
wrote:
> Ground Control to Major Bruce:
> I have the Acer Aspire One within reach.
>
I've been trying to install Plan 9 on my most
used computer here, but the install CD I've
made has been giving me problems
(I've used Nero on Windows to create it):
when I try to boot into the Live CD, at
a very early stage (actually, just after asking
"root is from"), it reports "I/O read error"
m
> I've been trying to install Plan 9 on my most
> used computer here, but the install CD I've
> made has been giving me problems
> (I've used Nero on Windows to create it):
> when I try to boot into the Live CD, at
> a very early stage (actually, just after asking
> "root is from"), it reports "I/O
> so I immediately go into rc with `!rc' at the install
> rio window, and upon trying `mount /dev/sdC0/data',
> I again get the same "I/O read error" message, so
> it is unable to mount the data.
>
> And yet, the CD data is readable from a mount
> within Linux.
How is the CD drive installed? /de
> How is the CD drive installed? /dev/sdC0 seems
I might have forgotten what it was. I'll check soon
and get back to you on that.
> BLS
Thanks,
ak
lspci -nvv > lspci.out
attached
Thanks,
ak
lspci.out
Description: Binary data
> How is the CD drive installed? /dev/sdC0 seems
> definitely wrong for the CD. If it's the master on
> a second IDE controller (the most common case),
> you want /dev/sdD0. If it's the slave on the first
> controller, you want /dev/sdC1.
great point.
i don't think there's any problem with run
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On Jan 31, 2009, at 5:33 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
if someone's itching for a project, the installer could use
a little touch up.
The program to detect where to install from, /sys/lib/dist/pc/inst/
mountdist, is good. The only problem seems to be
> > if someone's itching for a project, the installer could use
> > a little touch up.
>
> The program to detect where to install from, /sys/lib/dist/pc/inst/
> mountdist, is good. The only problem seems to be with the plan9.ini
> file, /sys/lib/dist/pc/plan9.ini.cd, which specifically asks to
OK, so I'm just getting caught up on the
replies here so far.
As far as /dev/sdC0 goes -- BLS is right,
it was really /dev/sdD0, and I remembered
incorrectly. That is, the CD ROM Drive is,
indeed, second IDE master.
> OK, so I'm just getting caught up on the
> replies here so far.
>
> As far as /dev/sdC0 goes -- BLS is right,
> it was really /dev/sdD0, and I remembered
> incorrectly. That is, the CD ROM Drive is,
> indeed, second IDE master.
i think it's really likely that this change needs
to be move from t
Hello,
Pegasus 2.6 is released with new WebDAV script written in Lua.
Take a look at http://plan9/remoty/pegasus/eman-2.6/ for more details.
Enjoy
Kenji Arisawa
> Pegasus 2.6 is released with new WebDAV script written in Lua.
> Take a look at http://plan9/remoty/pegasus/eman-2.6/ for more details.
We need a little bit more than "plan9" in the host name :-)
++L
Kenji Arisawa wrote:
> Pegasus 2.6 is released with new WebDAV script written in Lua.
> Take a look at http://plan9/remoty/pegasus/eman-2.6/ for more details.
Do you have a non-local URL host name?
Sorry,
http://plan9.aichi-u.ac.jp/pegasus/eman-2.6/
Kenji Arisawa
On 2009/02/01, at 13:41, lu...@proxima.alt.za wrote:
Pegasus 2.6 is released with new WebDAV script written in Lua.
Take a look at http://plan9/remoty/pegasus/eman-2.6/ for more
details.
We need a little bit more than "plan
> The only problem seems to be with the plan9.ini
> file, /sys/lib/dist/pc/plan9.ini.cd, which specifically asks to boot
> from /dev/sdD0
If I understand the handling of the bootfile and bootargs, multiple
entries for most variables cause a menu prompt. But that does not
apply here, you're re
Sorry,
http://plan9.aichi-u.ac.jp/pegasus/eman-2.6/
Kenji Arisawa
On 2009/02/01, at 13:41, lu...@proxima.alt.za wrote:
Pegasus 2.6 is released with new WebDAV script written in Lua.
Take a look at http://plan9/remoty/pegasus/eman-2.6/ for more
details.
We need a little bit more than "plan
http://plan9.aichi-u.ac.jp/pegasus/eman-2.6/
> Pegasus 2.6 is released with new WebDAV script written in Lua.
Interesting that you used Lua. I think it's generally
under-appreciated but IMO is very well designed and philosophically a
good fit for Plan 9. However, inasmuch as you had to build a custom
interpreter to add features for Pegasus
> However, inasmuch as you had to build a custom
> interpreter to add features for Pegasus this exposes a weakness of
> Plan 9 in that it can't dynamically load libraries at run-time which
> is the normal extension mechanism for scripting languages on other
> platforms.
pegasus is written in c, no
> the argument that if the normal extension
> mechanism for scripting languages is x,
> thereforenot having x is a weakness seems
> a version of argumentum ad populum.
>
> doesn't dynamic loading seem at odds with the
> tools approach? the more complex the interface,
> the less general the tool.
> it can't dynamically load libraries at run-time which
> is the normal extension mechanism for scripting languages on other
> platforms.
Let me sneak in here, irrespective of Erik's objections.
My wild attempts at getting GCC/G++ working have led me to believe
that the right idea is going to be,
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