I'd rather make sam a bit more powerful. Then I can use multiple
instances with my regular windows manager I can't find all the windows
in windows in windows on my current multi display setup, acme sucks
just like my web browser with it's tabs.
Also virtual machines and 9vx suck on multi display. W
> And look at it this way: delegation helps the economy by employing
> people and selling processors and memory :-)
I hope this is sarcasm?
2011/10/11 hiro <23h...@googlemail.com>:
> I'd rather make sam a bit more powerful. Then I can use multiple
> instances with my regular windows manager I can't find all the windows
> in windows in windows on my current multi display setup, acme sucks
> just like my web browser with it's tabs.
> Als
> > By the way, I patched acme so that | (the pipe symbol) can take an
>
Is the patch on sources?
++pac
> And look at it this way: delegation helps the economy by employing
> people and selling processors and memory :-)
http://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2011/7/109885-the-case-for-ramcloud/fulltext
> you're not the first person to make this mistake, so i should
> have remembered this problem. sorry.
Please don't apologize. You are the one guiding the blind.
> you need to mount both new and old afresh in /n/ and copy
> using your destination as /n/new and source as /n/old. using
> / as you
snarf-paste error. the command was:
su# disk/mkfs -s /n/old -d /n/new -U -r <{echo +}
2011/10/11 Peter A. Cejchan :
>
>> > By the way, I patched acme so that | (the pipe symbol) can take an
>
>
> Is the patch on sources?
Only an older version, where the argument is sent to the Edit command.
This is easier when you just want to Edit, but does not work with
commands. This is the or
Thanks!
> The acme version in contrib/yiyus includes this and some other
>
> That's the reason devwsys was written (soon to be renamed to wsys), see:
> http://bytebucket.org/yiyus/devwsys-prev/wiki/devwsys.4.html
That's cool, I will try that out.
> Now let's see if it boots.
Almost there. I took out the old drive and made the new one sdE0. It
started booting, until:
fossil(#S/sdE0/fossil)... fsOpen: can't find /dev/sdE1/fossil ... panic
Does fossil store the device name somewhere on the disk? (The drive
was sdE1 when I formatted it.) How
> Does fossil store the device name somewhere on the disk? (The drive
> was sdE1 when I formatted it.) How can I change it to sdE0?
The configuration is stored at the 127kB offset of Fossil file system.
Read configuration:
fossil/conf /dev/sdE0/fossil > fossil.conf
Write configuration:
fossil/
I have updated the acme version in contrib/yiyus. It includes some
other changes, but only this is relevant to this thread:
term% diff /sys/src/cmd/acme/exec.c exec.c
70a71
> { L"e", edit, FALSE, XXX,XXX
> },
148a150,156
> if(runestrncmp(r, L
i never could get libthreaded applications to run properly in OSX Lion.
i've tried with both XCode 4.1 and 4.2.
however, disabling -O2 seems to do the trick. go figure. haven't tried that on
XCode 4.1-- but would be curious to hear results.
marius.
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