Re: [9fans] MIPS LSB compiler

yep, molto bene. On 11/16/09, lu...@proxima.alt.za wrote: > > Anyway all that code is available. > > What I want is the knowledge behind this code, it is a huge amount of > information that gets distilled into that code :-( > > ++L > > >

[9fans] acme bug?

% cd /sw/somedir % 9 ls | 9 wc -l 2712 % pwd /sw/somedir right click on /sw/somedir, and acme's window is empty. What's going on? -- Hugo

Re: [9fans] acme bug?

See awd(1) --- Begin Message --- % cd /sw/somedir % 9 ls | 9 wc -l 2712 % pwd /sw/somedir right click on /sw/somedir, and acme's window is empty. What's going on? -- Hugo --- End Message ---

Re: [9fans] acme bug?

> right click on /sw/somedir, and acme's window is empty. What's going on? is the /sw/somedir directory in the namespace of acme? R 2009/11/16 hugo rivera > % cd /sw/somedir > % 9 ls | 9 wc -l > 2712 > % pwd > /sw/somedir > right click on /sw/somedir, and acme's window is empty. What's going on

Re: [9fans] acme bug?

I am not sure where this came from: % whatis cd fn cd {if(builtin cd $1){if(flag i)$PLAN9^/bin/9 awd || status='';status=''}} but I don't think awd(1) has something to do with the problem. I think is something else, and maybe I was wrong and doesn't even has anything to do with acme. I have no clue

Re: [9fans] acme bug?

> is the /sw/somedir directory in the namespace of acme? yes. -- Hugo

Re: [9fans] acme bug?

On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 6:03 AM, hugo rivera wrote: > % cd /sw/somedir > % 9 ls | 9 wc -l > 2712 > % pwd > /sw/somedir > right click on /sw/somedir, and acme's window is empty. What's going on? it's very hard to say since you've given us so little information. presumably there is some reason tha

[9fans] exit an rc script on any error; equivalent of bash's set -e

Hello, is there anything similar to the bash's set -e (that causes a script to terminate whenever any command in the script returns a failure) in rc? Or do I have to always write sth like command1 || exit command2 || exit ... ? Thank you Ruda

Re: [9fans] exit an rc script on any error; equivalent of bash's set -e

> Hello, > > is there anything similar to the bash's > set -e > (that causes a script to terminate whenever any command in the script > returns a failure) > in rc? > Or do I have to always write sth like > command1 || exit > command2 || exit > ... > ? > see rc(1) invocation section. see -e. th

Re: [9fans] exit an rc script on any error; equivalent of bash's set -e

> > > see rc(1) invocation section. see -e. this can be set >% flag e > > - erik > > Thanks! Ruda

Re: [9fans] exit an rc script on any error; equivalent of bash's set -e

Ok! rc -e script seems to be the way... I finally found it. Thanks Ruda 2009/11/16 Rudolf Sykora > Hello, > > is there anything similar to the bash's > set -e > (that causes a script to terminate whenever any command in the script > returns a failure) > in rc? > Or do I have to always write sth

[9fans] geode / geode companion CS5536

Plan9 (stock kernel with minimal patching) doesnt seem to come up with support for many devices for the OLPC. This is a Geode- based computer. In the archives other people have seemed to have success with getting their geode machines up and running. This machine makes use of the "AMD Geode CS553

Re: [9fans] geode / geode companion CS5536

so far USB does not work on arms and I think that's what you see here. we are working on it. On 17/11/2009, at 02:19, news...@lava.net wrote: Plan9 (stock kernel with minimal patching) doesnt seem to come up with support for many devices for the OLPC. This is a Geode- based computer. In the a