when the hex numbers count in (2), it means its reading
the kernel file from the disk into memory.
9fronts 9boot loader uses the bios for all device access.
to read a single 512 byte block of data from a harddrive
(or usb flash drives as they are emulated as harddrives by
the bios), we switch from
Anyone has installed Go, the source code has Makefiles and bash
scripts for building, it doesn´t seem to be for plan9.
Sorry, you also need to get the tip (use hg to get the
latest without saying you want a release)
In arm you will need lucio´s patch.
On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 12:32 AM, Gorka Guardiola wrote:
> You have a script called all.rc which does the work.
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> On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 12:31 AM, l
You have a script called all.rc which does the work.
G.
On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 12:31 AM, lamg wrote:
> Anyone has installed Go, the source code has Makefiles and bash
> scripts for building, it doesn´t seem to be for plan9.
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- curiosity sKilled the cat
To Gorka, specially, but anybody else who may wish to know:
> Sorry, you also need to get the tip (use hg to get the
> latest without saying you want a release)
> In arm you will need lucio´s patch.
I've been caught up in a lot of different things and haven't been able
to focus on Go for Plan 9,
If all fails, you can try out what worked for me some time ago:
version go-93dc7f0e302b compiles out-of the box.
Prerequisites:
kernel post-Aug2012
8* suite post-March2012
VERSION file is needed if hg is not installed.
Mercurial is only needed to generate the top-level VERSION file.
You can work a
