Moin,
occasionally I use textmacros in acme to save typing. I use something like
_TMACRO. Its easy to catch this with a plumber rule and right click. It
is easy to replace all macros in the whole file with its expansions. It
is also easy to use ' expander _TMACRO' but it would be nice if I can
Moin,
I try to get ratfs to work. I've created a mountpoint under /mail,
run ratfs from cpurc and add mount -c #s/ratify /mail/ratify to
/lib/namespace.
Then I add a IP address to /mail/lib/blocked and reload the config
with echo reload /mail/ratify/ctl. I can see the file under
Moin,
I have problems to boot a Soekris 4801 via PXE from my Plan 9 DHCP
Server. Here the console output
Plan 9 Bootstrap (serial console)
ns83815: auto neg timed out
ns83815: auto neg timed out
ether#0: 83815: port 0xE100 irq 10:
ether#1: 83815: port 0xE200 irq 10:
me this last weekend. For low volume you might want to stick to 4801's,
although they are getting harder to find. If you need a 5501 you might
want to wait for the next BIOS upgrade.
I have both systems in stock so I can try. Thanks for that hint. I
have the CF booting problem on the 5501
yes. it works fine. however, if you have an internet-facing network
What is the best setup method? Because the soekris box hasn't a video
output I have to use a serial console. I think of booting the box via
pxe and running replica/pull. Or is it better to put the cf card in
another box and
Unless this file got truncated, all I see here are walks and stats and
The file isn't truncated.
clunks of a file, nothing more (I used wireshark to walk the file --
it breaks out 9p pretty nicely). I don't see any twstat or open or
create ... Am I missing something?
I made a second dump
Moin,
I've mounted my Plan 9 fileserver via 9p from a linuxbox (2.6.23). I can
create new files without problems. If I try to copy a file to the Plan
9 fileserver I got:
p9_errstr2errno: errstr :unknown mode: not found
p9_errstr2errno: errstr :unknown mode: not found
How can I fix this?
the dnsdomain attribute is well-documented. what i didn't see
is the convention for where to hang it in the database.
generally, i do this by setting ipnet in /lib/ndb/local. e.g.
I put it in my ndb/local and it works for the Plan 9 server
% ndb/dnsquery
cab
cab.mteege.de ip
by other clients do you mean plan 9 systems or non-plan9 systems?
the default domain is not communicated via dns mechanisms.
I mean non-plan9 systems.
Matthias