Richard Miller <9fans hamnavoe.com> writes:
>
> At long last the SDcard image in /n/sources/contrib/miller/9pi.img.gz
> is up to date. Besides having support for Raspberry Pi 3 and Zero, it
> is now much more robust running on multiple cores, and includes new
> interfaces for GPIO, SPI and I2C
I've been using plan 9 on Virtual Box 5.0.x for a while and it's been
running fine. However the latest update to 5.1 seems not to work.
I want to try and sort this out but I need a bit of help on figuring out
what's going during boot.
On both Labs and 9front the booting just hangs somewhere after
test
http://blog.securitymouse.com/2016/07/this-old-vulnerability-1-plan-9-devenv.html
dont use vbox. each new vbox version breaks something. when i tried to
update to the latest one on windows 7 vbox didnt start anymore after
the installation. in the trash it goes. i will not test 9front
under vbox anymore and not support it. use vmware or kvm/qemu.
--
cinap
What the subject line says.
This is not remotely intended to disrespect Sean Quinlan’s 9pm, or the guys who
did pf9. I’m just asking because there are still chunks of p9p that I’d like to
have under Windows. Some of the chunks I want (mostly the command line
utilities, also sam, not so much acm
I was thinking of using Cygwin to see would be capable of compiling p9p.
Chris
> On Jul 27, 2016, at 9:08 PM, Andrew Simmons wrote:
>
> What the subject line says.
>
> This is not remotely intended to disrespect Sean Quinlan’s 9pm, or the guys
> who did pf9. I’m just asking because there are
Hey Chris
Cygwin is an option. Albeit one I wouldn’t use. The guys who did pf9 used
mingw. Which I also wouldn’t use. I like MS Visual Studio with access to the
native libraries on the platform of my choice - so colour me bigoted.
I was kind of wondering if there was an option for people who li
Which version of MS Visual Studio would you use?
On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 6:41 PM, Winston Kodogo wrote:
> Hey Chris
>
> Cygwin is an option. Albeit one I wouldn’t use. The guys who did pf9 used
> mingw. Which I also wouldn’t use. I like MS Visual Studio with access to
> the native libraries on t
I'd use whichever version is the latest free one. VS2015 community edition is
the one I use, but MS are still pretty good about backward compatibility, so
any previous version should do.
> On 28/07/2016, at 5:09 PM, Joseph Stewart wrote:
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> Which version of MS Visual Studio would you use?
>
I run 9front in virtualbox, and, while I totally agree that its a
waste of time to test it because they *always* break something in
vbox, you're pretty safe if you stay on the 4.3 series and 5.0 series
(on my end: 4.3 on freebsd is tested and 5.0 on windows is tested). I
know you don't get the late
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