I think Dune is a must read for any scifi fan...
I am a retro-scifi fan... I love to read the stories, but sometimes a
50's movie can tell a story quite nicely... Crappy FX require a better
plot to keep you watching...
I recommend:
- The Forbidden Planet (The best!) (Very likely the precursor of
google should be enough...
http://9fans.net should be the result of your search...
But then... Am I the only one unable to reach 9fans.net?
cheers!
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 10:57 AM, Riza Dindir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
Where can we find the plan9 distro?
Regards,
rd
I love it...
I am waiting to see that on Guggenheim Museoa soon... ;)
Perhaps some glenda stickers too... I am sure there is enough artwork
to have some nice merchandise
On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 11:46 AM, kix [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great!
T-shirts I need a new Plan9 t-shirts.
--
kix
In fact it is definetly not a plan9 issue...
If qemu fails hosting plan 9, it affects plan 9 but there is little to
be done unless we communicate with the qemu dev team.
Plan 9 is not the only os having problems with DMA access through
qemu. I am myself a moron... All I know is that the issue
FPGA's are getting cheaper. A friend of mine got a nice Spartan III
for less than us$50
Clock speeds are still behind the usual ASIC (lack of sleep might
alter my grammar habilities), but I think they are ok for things like
a java vm, or a nes emulator...
Years ago I made a picoJava based
Thoughts:
+ Running Plan 9 on qemu is slow (when doing disk access) (the
ethernal DMA wiwi bla bla bla)
+ qcow2 is quality challenged, but I think that the standard plan9.img
ain't qcow2
+kqemu has worked for me very well... but I have not benchmarked it.
+ Unpacking 100 MiB sounds like a lot of
Also... Renice if you can.
On 6/12/08, Lorenzo Fernando Bivens de la Fuente
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thoughts:
+ Running Plan 9 on qemu is slow (when doing disk access) (the
ethernal DMA wiwi bla bla bla)
+ qcow2 is quality challenged, but I think that the standard plan9.img
ain't qcow2
, is that what you mean by disk controller?
Gracias por tu ayuda
Hugo
2008/6/10 Lorenzo Fernando Bivens de la Fuente [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hola!
Any error message?
What is your disk controller?
Have you read the wiki? Is it supported?
Does it freeze whether you choose to use DMA or not?
éxito
Hola!
Any error message?
What is your disk controller?
Have you read the wiki? Is it supported?
Does it freeze whether you choose to use DMA or not?
éxito!
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 3:51 PM, hugo rivera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi:
I downloaded the plan 9 iso image a couple of days ago.
I
Who needs firefox having abaco ;)
In fact I think linux has become more and more bloa... I mean resource
demanding lately.
Some years ago I had a 100MHz IBM (Cyrix?) 8MiB ram machine that made
marvels for me...
It is impressive what we did with so little... 3d modelling, raytracing...
What did
I am trying Eeepc...
But I've had a lot of work lately, so I've fallen into the lunix dark
side in the meanwhile.
I think it is mostly an usb bootability matter. Eeepc ain't very exotic...
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 1:41 PM, matt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Back in March people were trying the EEEPC
Pietro:
I use Plan 9 on qemu, on Leopard, on a Hackintosh...
I've also tried it on a real mac... It works like a charm...
Perhaps I haven't run over the bug... But still... I've been using
this for several months now...
Cheers!
On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 10:17 PM, Bruce Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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