On Sun, 13 Oct 2013 22:06:14 PDT Skip Tavakkolian
wrote:
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> Is anyone porting Plan 9 to this thing?
Same question but for Beaglebone Black.
> Same question but for Beaglebone Black.
i have one, and intend to get to it real soon now™.
but there are so many projects in the queue. it
might be obsolete before i get to it.
- erik
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Are there any notes/facts about why Dennis Ritchie was not more involved
with Plan 9? According to his page http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/dmr/ he
only contributed a few bits and pieces (whatever that means). I don't
know when his health problems started
Who invented ... notation in c?
I'll appreciate any hints.
thanks,
Gergő
Do I have my stupid hat on today, or can somebody reproduce this?
It seems as if the fossil partition on the official USB installer
image is full of zeroes? Also the fscfg partition, though that
bothers me a little less.
term% hget http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9/download/usbdisk.bz2 > usbdisk.
"You are at Witt's End ..."
Well, I am. Parallels 8.0.18608. Mac OS 10.8.5. Plan 9 from roughly August
30. 9pcf kernel running flawlessly in a 2560x1440x32 full screen window, for
weeks.
Two days ago, I boot the VM and it (9pcf) decides there is no longer a frame
buffer. It worked fine th
On Mon Oct 14 20:58:07 EDT 2013, lyn...@orthanc.ca wrote:
> "You are at Witt's End ..."
>
> Well, I am. Parallels 8.0.18608. Mac OS 10.8.5. Plan 9 from roughly
> August 30. 9pcf kernel running flawlessly in a 2560x1440x32 full
> screen window, for weeks.
>
> Two days ago, I boot the VM and it
does pci output show a vga device?
Yes, and aux/vga shows all the VGA BIOS entries I expect to see.
On Mon Oct 14 22:36:25 EDT 2013, lyn...@orthanc.ca wrote:
> > does pci output show a vga device?
>
> Yes, and aux/vga shows all the VGA BIOS entries I expect to see.
does "aux/vga -l $vgasize" do what you expect?
- erik
