I've been wanting a desktop calculator for some time. I'm sitting on
the plane, trying to avoid real work, and decided to see if I could do
this:
1. put a dc behind /srv/desk
2. start a rio in a window
3. window 1 becomes cat /srv/desk
4. other windows are stupid programs that, on mouse click, send
you're welcome. i'm glad you had success. i apologize that things
aren't yet seamless.
i think you've uncovered some dirt in the cracks. intel's zeal for
multiple programming interfaces does cause trouble in some cases.
happy hacking.
- erik
> Thank you, Erik, :) it seems that your driver is
I finally installed it!
The I/O problems I got were using the controller in legacy mode. But in
AHCI mode the install CD wouldn't boot ("PBS1...Bad format or I/O error").
So I built a 9pcflop.gz wich included the sdiahci driver and used it
instead of the one included in the floppy install image.
i submitted a manual page documenting the quirks of the sd ahci interface. the
file
is /n/sources/patch/sdahciman/sdahci.
- erik
> > it sounds like you have either a bad drive or a cable problem. i
> > would replace the sata cable first. it is also possible that you are
> > having a problem with power management. but i don't know how to tell
> > if you're using the ide interface.
> >
> I have Windows XP and Linux o
erik quanstrom escribió:
it would be useful if you could send the output of lspci to me offline.
there are many models of ich9. not all of them have the same properties.
i do have an ich9r controller:
0.31.2: 01.06.01 8086/2922 10 0:1c51 16 1:1c45 16 2:1c49 16
3:1c41 16 4:000
I wrote:
When I access to my Mac/OSX PowerBook from Plan 9 terminal (in
hosted VirtualPC),
ls command of Plan 9 terminal does not respond in a special directory:
a mounted directory of remote file server.
but "(in hosted VirtualPC)" is not essential.
Kenji Arisawa
Hello,
I am annoyed by a curious phenomenon.
When I access to my Mac/OSX PowerBook from Plan 9 terminal (in hosted
VirtualPC),
ls command of Plan 9 terminal does not respond in a special directory:
a mounted directory of remote file server.
Of cause my PowerBook responds the directory
