[9fans] AC97 Driver Bug (w/FIX)
More info here: http://jtomaschke.blogspot.com/2009/02/plan9-ac97-driver-bug.html This is based on mason's contrib ac97.tgz. I placed my code above the if/elseif to provide it with an initial state in case both tests fail. After this, kvm -soundhw ac97 gave me audio in my virtual environment. /james begin:vcard fn:James Tomaschke n:Tomaschke;James org:Orca Systems, Inc. adr:;;13025 Danielson Street, Suite 106;Poway;CA;92064;USA email;internet:ja...@orcasystems.com title:Snr. Software Engr. tel;work:858.679.9335 tel;fax:858.679.9452 x-mozilla-html:FALSE url:http://www.orcasystems.com version:2.1 end:vcard
Re: [9fans] type signatures
that seems correct. if you want an incomplete type, you can specify that
(with pragma incomplete).--- Begin Message ---
Hi,
I get a different type sygnature depending on weather the arg to a function
contains members which are in scope or not - is this expected or a bug?
for example:
/* junk.c */
typedef struct unknown unknown;
#ifdef DEF
struct unknown {
int a;
};
#endif
typedef struct arg arg;
struct arg {
unknown *u; // Note pointer, not instance
};
void
func(arg a)
{
USED(a);
}
larch% 8c -T t.c && nm -T junk.8
b0b8ed37 T func
larch% 8c -T -DDEF t.c && nm -T junk.8
763b103c T func
-Steve--- End Message ---
Re: [9fans] hyphen.tex
> you are missing /sys/lib/texmf/tex/generic/hyphen.tex [sic]. on the nose, Thanks Russ. -Steve
Re: [9fans] type signatures
> Isn't this what > #pragma incomplete > is for? yep, I completely forgot about it. Thanks, -Steve
Re: [9fans] my /dev/time for Linux
Two things. First, I had to include to get this to build on my machine with 2.6.28 and second, do you have any plans to get this accepted upstream? Thanks for putting the time into this! On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 11:57 PM, Chris Brannon wrote: > I wrote a module that emulates Plan 9's /dev/time under Linux. > Reading /dev/time yields 4 decimal numbers: seconds since start of epoch, > nanoseconds since start of epoch, jiffies since boot, and jiffies per second. > As with Plan 9, one can set the clock by writing a decimal number to the > device. The value represents the number of seconds > since the start of the epoch. > The interesting aspect is that users other than root can set the clock > if they have write access to /dev/time. > > The code is here: http://members.cox.net/cmbrannon/devtime.tgz > It may have issues. Read it before using. Comments are welcome. > > -- Chris > >
[9fans] type signatures
Isn't this what
#pragma incomplete
is for?
> From: st...@quintile.net
> To: 9fans@9fans.net
> Reply-To: 9fans@9fans.net
> Date: Mon Mar 2 16:24:23 CET 2009
> Subject: [9fans] type signatures
>
> Hi,
>
> I get a different type sygnature depending on weather the arg to a function
> contains members which are in scope or not - is this expected or a bug?
>
> for example:
>
> /* junk.c */
> typedef struct unknown unknown;
> #ifdef DEF
> struct unknown {
> int a;
> };
> #endif
>
> typedef struct arg arg;
> struct arg {
> unknown *u; // Note pointer, not instance
> };
>
> void
> func(arg a)
> {
> USED(a);
> }
>
> larch% 8c -T t.c && nm -T junk.8
> b0b8ed37 T func
> larch% 8c -T -DDEF t.c && nm -T junk.8
> 763b103c T func
>
> -Steve
Re: [9fans] netbook ( no cd ) install help
The image that I have is equivalent to the Plan9 floppy disk. You need to have the content of the distribution copied somewhere on the hard disk, or install from the network. Thanks, Lucho On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 4:14 PM, Federico G. Benavento wrote: > On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 7:45 PM, Latchesar Ionkov wrote: >> Booting from a USB flash drive is possible (if the BIOS supports >> booting from USB), but a bit tricky. I had to make few small changes >> in 9load. I have an image somewhere, if anybody is interested in >> trying it I can try to find it. >> > what do you do when you have to point where fossil is to the kernel? > > -- > Federico G. Benavento > >
[9fans] type signatures
Hi,
I get a different type sygnature depending on weather the arg to a function
contains members which are in scope or not - is this expected or a bug?
for example:
/* junk.c */
typedef struct unknown unknown;
#ifdef DEF
struct unknown {
int a;
};
#endif
typedef struct arg arg;
struct arg {
unknown *u; // Note pointer, not instance
};
void
func(arg a)
{
USED(a);
}
larch% 8c -T t.c && nm -T junk.8
b0b8ed37 T func
larch% 8c -T -DDEF t.c && nm -T junk.8
763b103c T func
-Steve
Re: [9fans] Visual font viewer
i think it was me. a quick check of dump gives july 2003 for the creation date. it was only an hour or so's work - the UI could be better! 2009/3/1 Steve Simon : >> Is there a program that will render some subset of a font file so that >> you get a quick feel for what it looks like? > > I have somthing I picked off the net years ago - I didn't > write it. If the author reads this I am happy to credit them > with their work, but in the meantime: > > /n/sources/contrib/steve/fontshow.c > > -Seve > >
Re: [9fans] Mail configuration
factotum -g 'key=mykey proto=pass service=imap server=yourserverurl user=yourimapusername !password?' then mailfs yourserverurl or, if you want tls: mailfs -t yourserverurl Once it has returned, you can use as a ui the Mail command in acme for example. Cheers, Mathieu --- Begin Message --- On Fri, 2009-02-20 at 03:06 -0800, Russ Cox rsc-at-swtch.com |9fans| wrote: > I didn't bring over upas/fs. > There is a separate program, not installed > by default, in src/cmd/upas/nfs (n=new) > that speaks only imap. When installed, its > name is mailfs. It works with the nedmail > and acme Mail that are in the plan9port > distribution; the file tree is slightly different > than the standard upas/fs (more faithful to imap). > It downloads pieces of the message as it > needs them, so if you have big attachments, > they don't get downloaded until you ask for them. > Messages saved with the Save command > go into imap folders, not local files. > I used this setup for a few years against a dovecot > imap server. It does not work against the > gmail imap server, because gmail imap > will not serve the full mime tree of the message; > it only gives you the raw message bytes. > > Russ > I must be getting dumber, but while I think I successfully built and installed src/cmd/upas/nfs as mailfs (P9P on debian/testing linux), I have failed to figure out how to get it to talk to my dovecot server. Can someone post an example of the command-line they use to run it (perhaps with a short explanation of the arguments)? thanks, Peter Canning --- End Message ---
Re: [9fans] Mail configuration
2009/3/2 <6o205z...@sneakemail.com>: > I must be getting dumber, but while I think I successfully built and > installed src/cmd/upas/nfs as mailfs (P9P on debian/testing linux), I > have failed to figure out how to get it to talk to my dovecot server. > Can someone post an example of the command-line they use to run it > (perhaps with a short explanation of the arguments)? 9 mailfs -t mail1.dugeo.com mail1.dugeo.com being the imap server, can't remember what the -t represents. Maybe TLS - I did have to patch imap.c so it could find stunnel (not being root I installed it in my home dir). Also note that it wants stunnel-3. stunnel-4, in a remarkable demonstration of software progress, only accepts one command-line argument: the name of a config file. There's a third party perl script floating around that wraps stunnel-4 and accepts stunnel-3 arguments. -sqweek
[9fans] Boot from USB
Dear All, I am reading in your discussions, and also on some places on the net, that it is, in fact, possible to boot plan 9 off a USB key, but that it is not very straightforward. Is there any particular tutorial/guide/... which you could recommend me? For me, it would be nice (and convenient) to work with plan 9 from a usb key. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance for your kind help. Regards, Nino -- Computer Bild Tarifsieger! GMX FreeDSL - Telefonanschluss + DSL für nur 17,95 ¿/mtl.!* http://dsl.gmx.de/?ac=OM.AD.PD003K11308T4569a
