Thank you so much Andrey!
On 8 August 2011 02:09, andrey mirtchovski mirtchov...@gmail.com wrote:
sorry, i posted the binaries in the wrong thread. take a look at
cocoa programmer wanted to get the three binaries that work on my
lion installation.
they're i386 binaries compiled with an older toolchain (Snow Leopard)
before Lion was installed.
$ file /tmp/9p
/tmp/9p: Mach-O executable i386
$ /tmp/9p -na sources.cs.bell-labs.com ls -l
d-rwxrwxr-x M 0 9grid 9grid0 Oct 20 2005 9grid
...
they're i386 binaries compiled with an older toolchain (Snow Leopard)
before Lion was installed.
Yes. How to these work in Lion? My old p9p build simply didn't display
anything devdraw related.
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Aram Hăvărneanu
Yes. How to these work in Lion? My old p9p build simply didn't display
anything devdraw related.
i got the 9pserve fail once (no bus error, just '9pserve failed'), but
it went away when i copied a binary from a different machine. upon
inspection the two binaries were identical. i haven't gotten
i got the 9pserve fail once (no bus error, just '9pserve failed'), but
it went away when i copied a binary from a different machine. upon
inspection the two binaries were identical.
!? how do you explain that?
- erik
i got the 9pserve fail once (no bus error, just '9pserve failed'), but
it went away when i copied a binary from a different machine. upon
inspection the two binaries were identical.
!? how do you explain that?
i can't. the failing 9pserve was from time machine. i re-copied it
from the same
On Mon Aug 8 22:02:00 EDT 2011, mirtchov...@gmail.com wrote:
i got the 9pserve fail once (no bus error, just '9pserve failed'), but
it went away when i copied a binary from a different machine. upon
inspection the two binaries were identical.
!? how do you explain that?
i can't. the
