hello
I have a couple of processes working together sharing memory and using locks,
and when the program finish the job and exits, the proceses in Rendez state
does not exit, and i need to slay them.
I'm using postnote(PNGROUP,...) call, should i write a postctl to slay the
waiting proceses o
yes, i will post a link when i tidy it up.
brucee
On 9/30/09, Jacob Todd wrote:
> Are any of the presentations that were at iwp9 Bondi available anywhere?
> I can't find anything on it other than what's on iwp9.cat-v.org and this
> list.
>
> --
> Jake Todd
> // If it isn't broke, tweak it!
>
>
I just installed 9vx under Linux on my eee pc, it's a delight to be able to run
2 or 3 instances of plan 9 with no bother under Linux! I can't really run Plan
9 as my main OS at the moment, but it seems there's not a big performance hit
to run it in 9vx.
I want to say "thanks!" to Russ for packag
On Wed Sep 30 00:30:19 EDT 2009, lu...@proxima.alt.za wrote:
> At the tail end of the module there is a shorter set of "#pragma
> varargck"s that repeats the entries earlier in the file, disagreeing
> with one of them. The disagreeing entry matches the #pragma in
> /sys/src/cmd/vl/l.h so I'm not s
On Mon, 21 Sep 2009 19:02:02 +0200
tlaro...@polynum.com wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 09:22:56AM -0700, ron minnich wrote:
> > 2.7M lines last year
> > 10K lines added a day.
> > 5K lines deleted per day.
> >
> > I keep thinking this can't be sustained. What happens next?
>
> Are there stats
> I have a couple of processes working together sharing memory and using locks,
> and when the program finish the job and exits, the proceses in Rendez state
> does not exit, and i need to slay them.
>
> I'm using postnote(PNGROUP,...) call, should i write a postctl to slay the
> waiting proce
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 05:48:24PM +1000, Bruce Ellis wrote:
> yes, i will post a link when i tidy it up.
>
> brucee
>
> On 9/30/09, Jacob Todd wrote:
> > Are any of the presentations that were at iwp9 Bondi available anywhere?
> > I can't find anything on it other than what's on iwp9.cat-v.org
hello
i think i'll do the checkexit() and doublecheck again all exiting procs unlocks
all the locks they had, as the only place to check is when a proc is waiting to
read from the 9p pipe:
qlock(&iorlock);
n = read9pmsg(mfd[0], io->mdata, messagesize);
On Fri, 25 Sep 2009 18:47:46 -0600
Lyndon Nerenberg - VE6BBM/VE7TFX wrote:
> > such as the beagleboard, which
> > are good enough to be a desktop
>
> Ethernet? My kingdom for Ethernet on one of those!
>
> Is USB Ethernet really viable? It would be nice to hear from anyone
> actually doing it (
I think it's officially a port of Plan 9's kernel to the vx32 stuff, so it's
not precisely the same as running a Plan 9 box natively, or in another
emulator, but it is indeed quite a feat, and "close enough" that most people
won't notice.
Personally, I'd love to be able to completely replace drawte
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 07:45:17 -0700
David Leimbach wrote:
> I think it's officially a port of Plan 9's kernel to the vx32 stuff, so it's
> not precisely the same as running a Plan 9 box natively, or in another
> emulator, but it is indeed quite a feat, and "close enough" that most people
> won't n
I've had "/bin/rc: not found" twice from Qemu with clean shutdowns
I run it in with -snapshot now and do manual commits (or rather, I did
before I went to back to dedicated hardware)
My drawterm also pops out of existence sometimes when I'm using Acme.
If I restart it and open the same file, t
I've had "/bin/rc: not found" twice from Qemu with clean shutdowns
I've also *just* had the disk go bad during the install to a qcow2 disk,
at 90%+ too :(
(or at least I think it went bad, I had lots of /n/newfs not found based
errors)
I started over with a raw disk instead
I think we owe the vx32/9vx guys some help here.
So here's the question. 9vx is running. It breaks. How should we go
about providing
- useful diagnosis
- useful backtracking
There are some tools. Worst case, those of us who see it die from time
to time could elect to run it under gdb for a while.
> Now I have to confess I can't recall how to print all the thread
> callback stacks when 9vx breaks, not having had to do it for a year or
> so but ... I'm happy to set up a gdb for it and do what commands are
> needed should it break. Any recommendations here Russ?
thread apply all where
is the
> USB eth works well for me. I use it between my desktop & PDA, both
> Linux machines, and have successfully (if a little slowly) dumped the
> PDA's 6GB micro-hard-drive over the connection. I think I measured
> the speed at 4Gb/s once, but that could have been limited by the PDA's
> drive.
over
i lost track of the registration deadline. it was too early.
we will not turn anyone away at the conference if you
do not register, but a printed proceeding may not be
available. we do still need our numbers to be close so
we can plan properly.
thanks!
- erik
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
Jason Catena wrote:
A quick edit frees acme from its "heavy grid prison", a la Tufte.
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/502901/acmenogrid.jpg
Jason Catena
How about no grid whatsoever (while you're at it)? There is plenty of
contrast there to forego any kind of hard devisions.
However, I end u
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 15:43, Jack Norton wrote:
> Jason Catena wrote:
>> A quick edit frees acme from its "heavy grid prison", a la Tufte.
>> https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/502901/acmenogrid.jpg
>
> How about no grid whatsoever (while you're at it)?
I believe in a subtle or invisible grid to lay o
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 14:45:18 -0400
erik quanstrom wrote:
> > USB eth works well for me. I use it between my desktop & PDA, both
> > Linux machines, and have successfully (if a little slowly) dumped the
> > PDA's 6GB micro-hard-drive over the connection. I think I measured
> > the speed at 4Gb/s
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:54:52 +0100
matt wrote:
>
> > I've had "/bin/rc: not found" twice from Qemu with clean shutdowns
>
> I've also *just* had the disk go bad during the install to a qcow2 disk,
> at 90%+ too :(
>
> (or at least I think it went bad, I had lots of /n/newfs not found based
>
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 15:43:28 -0500
Jack Norton wrote:
> Jason Catena wrote:
> > A quick edit frees acme from its "heavy grid prison", a la Tufte.
> > https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/502901/acmenogrid.jpg
> >
> > Jason Catena
> >
> >
> How about no grid whatsoever (while you're at it)? There is pl
> USB eth works well for me.
I have two oldish systems where OHCI works erratically or not at all
with up to date distributions (give or take some skepticism towards
replica/pull). Are there any suggestions on how to approach
debugging? I can focus on that over the coming weekend.
++L
Geoff was kind enough to provide to me a contrib directory on sources,
so I'm now trying to write into it.
I can't seem to get the hang of the authorization, connection, and
mount steps necessary for an authorized mount of sources in plan9port,
so I can just copy files into my contrib directory.
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