hi,
i would like to append next line if current ends with ']'
however
sed '/\]$/N' foo
does not work...
++pac
> in plan9port I format my text with
>
> 9 pic graph.ms | 9 eqn | 9 troff -ms | 9 tr2post | 9 psfonts > graph.ps
>
> My problem is that for some reason I can't typeset letters like \(dd,
> \(dg, \(em, and others.
> I usually get a blank space in the resulting postscript (but e.g.
> instead of \(dd
> I think a broken table would make a better platform than a PC, and it
> seems to be getting worse.
this may be true. but can you name another platform?
arm is a cpu grab bag, not a platform.
> It certainly seems like there is a slight renewed interest in RISC
> machines.
alternatve interp
> > * Gentoo's plan9port also sets DEPEND="x11-apps/xauth". Is xauth a
> > build or runtime dependency?
>
> I think it would be a runtime dependency, xauth pulls in all the X11
> libraries so you can X forward the GUIs from a headless machine. On the
> other hand, most of my binaries seem to be
> * Gentoo's plan9port also sets DEPEND="x11-apps/xauth". Is xauth a
> build or runtime dependency?
I think it would be a runtime dependency, xauth pulls in all the X11
libraries so you can X forward the GUIs from a headless machine. On the
other hand, most of my binaries seem to be statically l
On Thu Mar 4 17:15:19 EST 2010, david.eckha...@cs.cmu.edu wrote:
> > for example, there are a number of 10/100 chipsets that have
> > good documentation that's under 100 pages. complete with
> > (oh, my) a theory of operation.
>
> Such as?
and
On Thu Mar 4 20:28:36 EST 2010, ge...@plan9.bell-
Can you provide more details of your `ipconfig ra6 recvra 1' failure?
What happens? What's printed? What's in /sys/log/v6routeradv (you
may have to create it first)?
It's not worth supporting any new 10Mb ethernet controllers,
and new 100Mb ones are borderline.
I should rephrase that -- are there any changes that should be made
to the
2008 application template for current applications?
Yes. Overall, I think our template worked well, but it wasn't perfect.
In particular, I think we want to be a bit clearer about expectations
going in, and I think
On Mar 4, 2010, at 4:13 PM, ron minnich wrote:
The big thing I'd like to see as a GSOC project, and which I think is
doable, is a first-class set of drivers for the beagle and/or IGEP.
The beagle is cheap and would be a very nice terminal.
It's close on some fronts. We really need video. USB
The big thing I'd like to see as a GSOC project, and which I think is
doable, is a first-class set of drivers for the beagle and/or IGEP.
The beagle is cheap and would be a very nice terminal.
It's close on some fronts. We really need video. USB is not there yet.
There are other problems. At the
> > 2) Add support for more SATA/AHCI controlers; I have:
>
> FWIW, GSoC projects that amount to ``add some drivers for my non-linux
> OS!'' have historically been unpopular, unfinished, and generally
> unloved projects (perhaps barring last year, when I didn't really pay
> attention). I recommen
Hello,
in plan9port I format my text with
9 pic graph.ms | 9 eqn | 9 troff -ms | 9 tr2post | 9 psfonts > graph.ps
My problem is that for some reason I can't typeset letters like \(dd,
\(dg, \(em, and others.
I usually get a blank space in the resulting postscript (but e.g.
instead of \(dd I got
> 2) Add support for more SATA/AHCI controlers; I have:
FWIW, GSoC projects that amount to ``add some drivers for my non-linux OS!''
have historically been unpopular, unfinished, and generally unloved projects
(perhaps barring last year, when I didn't really pay attention). I recommend
agains
+plan9port-dev, -9fans
> At the moment the compiler is set to report all warnings (-Wall).
That's not true. Many warnings are grepped out (look inside 9c).
What is the exact warning you are getting from libavl?
Russ
>
> 2) Add support for more SATA/AHCI controlers; I have:
>
[...]
> 00:05.0 SATA controller [0106]: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] AHCI
> IDE Controller (0106) [1039:1185] (rev 03)
>
> is seems to be supported by the 9load and, or kernel, but I could not
> install neither the plan9 not 9atom o
On 03/04/2010 04:41 AM, Tim Newsham wrote:
> Some people were asking on #plan9 -- will there be any GSOC
> projects this year? Time is ticking down.
What about?
1) Improving IPv6 stack, particularly the router advertisements part,
ip/ipconfig -6 # works fine
ip/ipconfig ra6 rec
On 03/04/2010 01:55 AM, EBo wrote:
> While working on merging and cleaning up the 3 or 4 different portage ebuild
> trees for plan9 and plan9port I ran into a number of things which I need
> clarified:
>
> * Gentoo's plan9port report's the license as MIT, yet the LICENSE file says it
> is Lucent-1
On Fri Feb 12 11:49:37 EST 2010, r...@swtch.com wrote:
> > acme doesn't always clear the right margin to compensate for
> > the different amount of right-margin slop due to different
> > character widths. in this case ">" is very wide and won't fit
> > in the space that "n" did. so the n is mista
> Is there an application template and/or copies of previously successful GSoC
> applications available?
I should rephrase that -- are there any changes that should be made to the
2008 application template for current applications?
EBo --
Is there an application template and/or copies of previously successful GSoC
applications available?
EBo --
Hi Tim!
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 4:51 PM, Tim Newsham wrote:
> Npfs is in C. You could make java bindings to it, but it would
> probably be more work than it's worth.
>
> I've been using a few 9p servers from android. I have
> a java library that does 9p service that I'm using. Here's
> some cod
> the second error could be either
> (a) a driver bug. the sources driver may have trouble
> with some bugs in the sb600 that you've got.
> (b) a misbehaving drive. if this is the case, the drive
> could be unhealthy.
Of course, I suppose so.
The bios can load 9load, I suppose it's driver bug.
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