> and as these are blades you have no chance to plug in a
> supported PCI NIC.
Hello,
I don't know if that's relevant but I had no problem pluging in a
supported PCI NIC card in my IBM eserver 325, after I found out the
default (broadcom too I think) one was not supported.
3.4.0: net 02.00.0
Brilliant, that will come in handy.
Thanks a lot.
Mathieu
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I've just pushed out to sources a new USB implementation, courtesy of
nemo, who debugged and repaired our old UHCI and OHCI drivers, wrote a
new EHCI driver for USB 2, converted the user-mode drivers in /bin/usb
and t
Hello,
just in case it hasn't been reported yet, I get this error when installing
plan9port, I've just pulled with hg.
9c vcat.c
vcat.c:50: error: too many arguments to function ‘vtcachealloc’
Thanks a lot for the improvement to page, btw.
Mathieu
Indeed, this works for me as well.
I've just migrated the arenas, bloom and isect to another machine with
a p9p tree from mid February and I had no problem unvacing my data
there. And for what it's worth, checkindex on that machine didn't report
any problem while it did on the machine with the rece
if you can't get an old one from swtch.com, I can tar this mid-february
tree I have - or rather only the necessary parts - and serve it to you
if you want.
Mathieu
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2009/6/22 Mathieu L.
> Indeed, this works for me as well.
> I've just migrated the arenas,
Hello all,
I have this piece of code that looks like this:
for (int i=0; i<5 ; i++){
for (int j=0; jsha1list)[i][j]);
print("\n");
}
print("addr called: %s\n",netmkaddr(address, "tcp", port));
ctlfd = dial(netmkaddr(address, "tcp",
Thanks for the answer Erik.
[...]
> the extra () around tor->sha1list are confusing.
Noted, thanks, they're gone. I suck at remembering operators precedence
so I usually add a few parentheses to be on the safe side.
> it is more likely that you have some allocation
> error in your code. neither
Hello 9fans,
So I'm following the ericvh school and I'm "releasing" that, because I
for one badly need the peer review. However, the program is doing
very little at the moment and it should really be considered as some
sort of alpha version.
The code is neither efficient nor elegant and it defin
and of course I forgot to attach the .torrent, so here it is:
http://smgl.fr.eu.org/lejatorn/plan9/btfs.torrent
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Hello 9fans,
So I'm following the ericvh school and I'm "releasing" that, because I
for one badly need the peer review. However, the program is doing
very little a
> > if you are simply left with a directory that's been
> > deleted. maybe something else is going on?
>
> Perhaps. The harddisk is a FreeAgent Seagate,
> connected via USB. It used to go into sleep mode
> every 15 minutes and I would often have to restart
> cwfs - this is probably cause for a lo
Hello 9fans,
I have a bunch of threads, simply scheduled with yield() at the moment
(I'll use alt later on), and each of them is calling dial() at some
point. I don't want the other threads to wait for "too long" when one
of them is blocked on a dial() that will eventually time out.
So I was thin
it seemed safer at first if I didn't have to worry about the procs
preempting each other (and appart from that dial() bottleneck, I don't
need them to), that's why I started with threads. I was thinking of
sticking to threads and not using procs until I really do need them. But
yeah, no real good r
Yes, I did mean thread, and I hadn't realized this would kill all the
threads. I'll try with ioproc then, thanks for the example.
Mathieu
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If you really mean thread and not proc, then what you suggest won't work.
You can't kill a thread that's in the OS without killing the pr
I've definitely seen it on linux.
I'm using 9vx as my primary development platform, and even though it's
fantastic to have a Plan 9 environment so easily setup and integrated
to the host OS, it has its limits. For example it will crash if your
badly written program tries to read on a hanged up con
Indeed, I've just retried with the latest pull from hg and that problem
is gone for me, that's brilliant.
That's one less thing to worry about with 9vx, cheers for that. ☺
Mathieu
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I'm using 9vx as my primary development platform, and even though it's
fantastic to have a Plan
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