theres kinit() in -lkernel which prints the rc() acid command that
generate the .acid files it needs. (besides initializing some variables)
--
cinap
Point
Pt(int x, int y)
{
int buf[1000]; /*
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vc -S compiler output looks ok, but i dont quite understand why it
doesnt dire
i'm trying to test a new 9P fs with 9pcon. after posting the file server's
fd to /srv, it can be mounted (e.g. mount /srv/foo /n/foo) and walked
correctly. trying 9pcon on the same fd (e.g. aux/9pcon /srv/foo) results
in "inappropriate use of fd".
any ideas? fyi, the 9p code is from scartch base
Hi Steve,
I remember using acid for debugging inferno kernel rather than plan 9.
Regards
dharani
On Tue, Mar 31, 2015 at 3:27 PM, Steve Simon wrote:
> hi,
>
> Trying to debug a driver using acid.
>
> none of the mkfiles in /sys/src/9 contain rules
> to make .acid files, why?
>
> Does noone us
hi,
Trying to debug a driver using acid.
none of the mkfiles in /sys/src/9 contain rules
to make .acid files, why?
Does noone use acid -k -l kernel ?
is there a way to generate these files I have missed?
-Steve (confused of Winchester).
There was a hook to allow you to use 2 button mice with plan9 which used
(as I remember) the shift key to make button 3 bring up the menu normally
used for button 2.
I cannot make this work any more but I have a usb mouse and keyboard,
perhaps it was a feature of the PS2 mouse/keyboard drievr?
An
Hi everybody,
On 18 February 2015 at 11:14, Rudolf Sykora wrote:
> I now encounter a problem with my mouse in plan9port.
> Every now and then it happens that my left button starts
> to behave as the right button. What helps is pressing a
> ctrl key on the keyboard: immediately after that things
>
