very, very close, I'm running procs on an AC, system calls are messed up
somehow, but ...
getting there.
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Since this has come up on the list several times, to turn my paper
written with troff's ms macros into an A4 pdf, I did this:
{echo '.pl 29.7c
.nr PO 2.2c
.nr LL 16.6c'
cat paper.ms} | troff -ms | dpost | ps2pdf '-sPAPERSIZE=a4' > paper.a4.pdf
I haven't tested it, but I think if you're using non-
I'm now able to run system calls, i.e AC makes system call, and TC runs it.
Things are getting garbled, and at some point, things go wrong enough to
panic
the kernel.
Not quite sure what's wrong, people are invited to take a look,
particularly at pc64/nix.s
but it's closer, by the day.
Part of
Hey Marco :)
You diwbkiaded a qcow2 image, which is formatted to work with VM
software (like qemu)
There's no official ARM ISO on the list, but you could try the raspberry
pi images!
Good luck :)
Cody
On 17/02/2025 20:35, Marco Montevechi Filho wrote:
Hi, I'm not sure if this list is the
Is this on a recent kernel? Cinap did a bunch of work on USB this past December.
If you're using the latest release (either you or tlaronde) then that has these
changes.
If you're running in to issues, you can set usbdebug= in plan9.ini to get
diagnostic output on boot.
so something like:
usbdse
Arm is a tricky architecture to port to. Arm sells the base cpu and
an optional gpu to companies that then package it into a
system-on-chip. Those companies add stuff like uart, i2c, spi, gpio,
sd cards, usb, ethernet, hdmi, and so on.
The 9Front arm64 qcow image holds the basic drivers for the
The *nousbxhci= is exactly what I had to do to boot my AMD system
without errors.
I'm running mine as a headless cpu server. So I pxe boot, use a
plan9.ini that uses nobootprompt=tls to automatically boot, and then
compile a valid nvram file into the kernel to authenticate with the
fileserver.
b
Hi, I'm not sure if this list is the appropriate place for this discussion,
but I am looking for help on how to start with 9front.
I have four odroid n2+, aarch64 architecture which boot from sd cards. For
now I'm using the manufacturer's image to boot an ubuntu 22.04 but I wish
to make the clust
