Answering both Aidan and gnufan42:
"gnufan42 via 9fans" <9fans@9fans.net> wrote:
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> Hi James,
>
> I bought one USB Ethernet adapter with that chip, and it somewhat get
> recognized. On boot this showed up:
>
> nusb/ether: a179linkup: no link
> nusb/ether: a88179 init failed:
I think I saw
Thanks James, I'll get this one and see if I can reproduce.
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Your example works if you use co instead of cf. I don't know whether to call
this a documentation or implementation bug. It certainly seems weird that, say,
sb (solid box) uses the fill color while di uses the background color. The
documentation seems more consistent, but who knows.
Certainly t
That's likely the case. It seems using co in place of cf works in
your example:
{ echo ra 0 0 100 100; echo co b ; echo di 50 50 50; } | plot
But yes, any indication of the documentation leads us to believe cf
should work. Plot and friends might benefit from a glazing over and
cleaning.
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4d5a9000,
Regarding your card.. this has happened occasionally, I find that
replugging the adapter itself usually does the trick, with the
addition that on my desktop, the first ethernet card (ether0) takes
precedence, so I will have to get an ip for the usb ad
On Saturday, November 9th, 2024 at AM 12:57, James Cook
wrote:
> "gnufan42 via 9fans" 9fans@9fans.net wrote:
>
> > Hello 9Fans,
> >
> > I'm trying to get network working on a spare laptop. The laptop in question
> > is relatively new, and has no extra PCI or PCIe slots, so I'll have to find
Thanks for the info!
For reference the adapters I tested with were:
https://a.co/d/5YCkFtt
and
https://a.co/d/4VMk1xg
Aidan
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Aidan K. Wiggins wrote:
> I'd imagine graph could, at least according to plot(6), using co/cf
> commands. (Haphazardly) Changing e1 to e0 in cfill()/color() seemed
> to let me change foreground/pen colors at least, so I can do something
> like:
>
> seq 0 5 | graph -a | plot -fb -cw
>
>
