Greetings,
I have an early model OLPC machine (XO1) and contemplating trying to make
Plan 9 run on it.
I know Ameya Palande did some GSoC work back in 2007 and found some useful
notes and resources on his blog [1]
Has anyone else worked on these machines? Reasons to not bother?
Any info or tips
There is at least somewhat more current work than that.
Tim Newsham was working on a port in 2010. It booted, but was limited (iirc, no
networking and some graphics problems). The files from that on my system are
dated 2012, but I think that's just from me being careless when I moved
something
On 2015-01-05, 21:52 GMT, Steve Simon wrote:
> I am trying to parse a stream from a tcp connection.
>
> I think the data is utf8, here is a sample
>
>20 2d 20 c8 65 73 6b fd 20 72 6f 7a 68 6c 61 73
>
> which when I print it I get:
>
> - e s k r o z h l a s
Quoting Anthony Sorace :
There is at least somewhat more current work than that.
I have an XO-1 and an XO-1.5 if anyone wants me to test an image.
I also have an XO-4 but that's some kind of arm game with SDIO
wifi that may or may not be workable.
khm
indeed, Czech jazz, excellent station.
I have restarted on my (plan9) internet radio... 😄
-Steve
> On 6 Jan 2015, at 19:57, Matěj Cepl wrote:
>
>> On 2015-01-05, 21:52 GMT, Steve Simon wrote:
>> I am trying to parse a stream from a tcp connection.
>>
>> I think the data is utf8, here is a
