> OK, somebody sent a hint that it
> might make sense to take the -O3 out
> of the make flags. Done.
>
> Result: I can now get through this command:
> hget -v http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9/download/plan9.iso.bz2>/tmp/iso.bz2
> |[2]aux/statusbar plan9.iso
>
> without an explosion.
This is weir
Hi,
I've been messing around with setting up a Ken's file server with old
hardware that's accumulated over the years.
Yesterday, I configured a file server with two IDE drives as ch0fh2. The
setup seemed to go OK, but one of the last things on the screen before it
brought the server up is in the
On a file-server related note, I almost feel committed to SCSI drives
because I have a nice Tekram controller. However all of my drives are so old
that I'm suspicious of them and buying new SCSI is expensive.
It looks like I could switch to SATA controller and drives for less money
than a couple
Here are your debug options:
case '1':
singlethread = 1;
break;
case 'A':
doabort++;
break;
case 'B':
abortonfault++;
break;
case 'K':
tracekdev++;
You also have to recompile vx library.
Phil
Brian L. Stuart wrote:
OK, somebody sent a hint that it
might make sense to take the -O3 out
of the make flags. Done.
Result: I can now get through this command:
hget -v http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9/download/plan9.iso.bz2>/tmp/iso.bz2
|[2]aux/sta
> Yesterday, I configured a file server with two IDE drives as ch0fh2. The
> setup seemed to go OK, but one of the last things on the screen before it
> brought the server up is in the subject line: WORM Superblock read failed.
> It also said something about block 2 (I know the numeral `2' was in t
> Anyone have any recommendations for a PCI SATA controller card that will
> work with Plan 9?
if pci's (not pcie) is the only option, you'd likely do
better for cheeper getting an atom motherboard
and using the onboard ports.
marvell 88sx pci/pci-x cards will work, but they're
relatively expensi
On Sun May 30 12:00:25 EDT 2010, x...@bouyapop.org wrote:
> You also have to recompile vx library.
>
> Phil
>
> Brian L. Stuart wrote:
> >> OK, somebody sent a hint that it
> >> might make sense to take the -O3 out
> >> of the make flags. Done.
> >>
> >> Result: I can now get through this command
I didn't try recover, but since the config I really want is a partitioned
one like you suggest, and the errors I reported didn't make anyone
immediately think "dying hard drive"; I think I'll try getting your (Erik's)
fs from contrib.
I assume I can do something like this:
Put the two hard drives
> filsys main cph0."cache"f{ph0."worm"h2."worm"}
> filsys dump o
> filsys other ph2."other"
should be
filsys main cph0"cache"f{ph0"worm"h1"worm"}
filsys dump o
filsys other ph1"other"
also recommend against using the "f" fake worm device.
it makes changing the size
On Sun, 30 May 2010 17:59:49 +0200 Philippe Anel wrote:
> You also have to recompile vx library.
Doesn't help.
> Brian L. Stuart wrote:
> > With the -O3, the crashes are rare, and seem to be
> > associated with heavy I/O.
When I run s9fes (Scheme 9 from Empty Space) tests, some of
them fail or
Thanks Erik.
Yeah, the "f" device is just a consistent brain tic for me. Once upon a time
I thought for some reason that "f" always went with "c" unless you were
using a real jukebox, and now I can't seem to get rid of that
misapprehension when I write my configs.
I used "h2" because I intended t
> You also have to recompile vx
> library.
I'm pretty sure I did. I did a gmake clean
followed by gmake 9vx/9vx in vx32/src. I'm
pretty sure I saw the libraries being compiled
as the compile commands flew by on the screen.
BLS
> you may be right, but it seems too easy to blame gcc.
> a better fit for the facts so far would seem to me that
> 9vx' locking is broken. the optimization may just
> put
> more pressure on broken locking.
I would certainly agree that the variability of the
crashes feels like a mutual exclusion
On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 1:14 AM, Brian L. Stuart wrote:
>> You also have to recompile vx
>> library.
>
> I'm pretty sure I did. I did a gmake clean
> followed by gmake 9vx/9vx in vx32/src. I'm
> pretty sure I saw the libraries being compiled
> as the compile commands flew by on the screen.
then
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