> why not partition the CF like a normal disk?
You means creating a NVRAM partition?
That could be another option.
In this case, the "nvram" variable will be:
nvram=#S/sdC1/nvram
--
David du Colombier
> .FP luxisans
>
> at the top of your file.
>
{echo .FP luxisans;echo echo αβδγ '\(*a\(*b\(*d\(*g'}|9 troff -ms|9
tr2post|9 psfonts
this did work, as long as i didn't use page. page failed
in ghostscript misery. an endless stream of
Current allocation mode is local
Current file pos
On Wed Sep 22 18:37:17 EDT 2010, 0in...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Another thing to check would be the usage of a piece of a CF
> > card as NVRAM.
>
> I use a NVRAM on the CompactFlash on my Soekris net5501.
>
> I created a FAT partition on the CompactFlash holding the file "plan9.nvr",
> then I added
> network. Another thing to check would be the usage of a piece of a CF
> card as NVRAM.
the CF shows up as /dev/sdC0.
- erik
> Another thing to check would be the usage of a piece of a CF
> card as NVRAM.
I use a NVRAM on the CompactFlash on my Soekris net5501.
I created a FAT partition on the CompactFlash holding the file "plan9.nvr",
then I added the following lines to my CPU server plan9.ini.
nvram=#S/sdC1/dos!plan
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 11:29:49PM -0400, erik quanstrom wrote:
> > I can't get a Soekris net4801 box to boot Plan 9 via PXE.
> >
> > On my Plan 9 fileserver (which also runs ip/dhcpd and ip/tftpd), I
> > created /cfg/pxe/, which is
> > almost identical to the file I use for a diskless terminal. T
>> I can't see any Greek letters.
>> Is there sth. simple to do?
>
> Try using
>
> .FP luxisans
>
> at the top of your file.
I tried this as soon as sb here mentioned your earlier post where you
had proposed the same: http://9fans.net/archive/2010/09/206
However, not better with it.
Btw., I observ
> my plan9 machine has broken down and I need to continue working.
> I use troff with math. When I tried to typeset my text under plan9port
> (instead of the native plan9) with
>
> cat $stem.ms |9 pic|9 eqn|9 troff -ms|9 tr2post | 9 psfonts >$stem.ps
>
> I can't see any Greek letters.
> Is there st
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 5:35 PM, Akshat wrote:
> Just for the official record: cifsd works perfectly fine with Windows 7.
>
> Cinap's approach to the problem of packet-based protocols is elegant,
> efficient, and through the invent of printf-alike functions, fits well with
> the Plan 9 programmin
