this trivial code implements blanking for vesa.
- erik
; diffy -c vgavesa.c
/n/dump/2009/1209/sys/src/9/pc/vgavesa.c:157,162 - vgavesa.c:157,182
}
}
+ static void
+ vesablank(VGAscr *scr, int blank)
+ {
+ Ureg u;
+
+ vbesetup(&u, 0x4f10);
+ if(blank)
+
we found it's a lot easier doing it like
in the octopus. we'll be happy to
discuss any of it.
Did you find 9p adequate for the resource sharing you
did or did you have to alter the protocol or augment it
with other protocols?
Did you use the normal plan9 authentication mechanisms or
did you exp
I think it's just the idiom we adopted when we added reference
counting.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thank you for all the effort!
Russ
Tim Newsham | www.thenewsh.com/~newsham | thenewsh.blogspot.com
>Is there any reason a locked increment is being used?
good question. i thought it might be a new tradition.
i don't think it's needed.
on my ich7 + atom 330 machine using 1600x1200x16
on 8086/2772 in vesa mode, i was able to hang the
machine by displaying a large jpg with page.
- erik
Hi,
In _allocb() in port/allocb.c, there is an _xinc(&b->ref) on a long
inside the Block header. No one else ought have a pointer to this
block yet, seeing as its not done being allocated. Is there any reason
a locked increment is being used?
-- vs
I'm interested in the changes, although I'm mostly using 9vx rather
than drawterm. I tried to get ktrans running again a few months ago
and couldn't make it work, regardless of trigger. Is there an updated
version of that available somewhere, as well?
hello,
i am playing with a kernel configuration where i have factotum in
/$cputype/bin/auth/factotum instead of /boot.
today this is not possible because auth_getkey(2) requires
/boot/factotum or /factotum to be present. would it be a problem if
auth_getkey tried the usual place too?
iru
> If you're using CVS to get plan9port or drawterm,
> it's time to switch to Mercurial.
> http://swtch.com/plan9port/man/man1/hg.html
I happen to have a japanese version of macbook with snow leopard recently.
I use this machine for my lecture in our Univ. an then, I needed to have
drawterm on it.
It seems your device is not accepting its address.
Any back-compat option in the bios you can switch on/off ?
was it a warm reboot, or a cold one?
Drop me a line off-list with the info and I'll try to help.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 6:29 AM, Abhishek Kulkarni wrote:
> I've got a relatively newer m
Although it is no TeX I would like to suggest ``lout'', a lightweight
> (2 MB) document formatting system written in ANSI C by Jeffrey H.
> Kingston. [0]
>
Hello.
I have had a look at lout and have printed its user guide.
I think it doesn't understand utf.
Otherwise it seems to be highly inspired
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