would expect or is the text parsing
by `{ .. } different to rc's normal one - dare I say broken.
Is there a way round this?
Thanks,
-Steve
- Plan9: don't enable periodic snapshots in Fossil to avoid it getting
corrupt
This is no longer true, this long standing bug was fixed about a year ago.
Can you remember where you saw the documentation saying snapshots where
still broken?
-Steve
that is a pleasure to use.
I also do occasional Plan9 development and maintain a port of some plan9
tools which allow me to do the equivilent of cpu(1) to a windows box.
Wish I had more time for plan9 development.
-Steve
have been running fossil with snapshots for a year or so now
and
not had a single crash.
I only use my Pi as a terminal so its flash is pretty much readonly.
-Steve
everywhere you need to write things, like /sys/log and /adm/keys
This would give you the speed of flash but the reliability of a magnetic
disk or flash drive.
You could even use multiple external flash drives with fs(3).
Just some random ideas.
-Steve
Thought this might be of interest to 9fans, I would do the
port myself if I had the skils and experience but i
don't believe I have.
http://www.bananapi.org/p/product.html
-Steve
worked you way through this:
http://www.plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/mail_configuration/index.html
particularly with reference to the section on SMTP TLS auth
-Steve
cpu: can't dial: plan9.lanl.gov: The operation completed successfully.
You using cinap's cpud for windows?
calendar: can't open /usr/glenda/lib/calendar: '/usr/glenda/lib/calendar'
does not exist
You just need to create it.
touch /usr/glenda/lib/calendar
see calendar(1)
-Steve
.
you probably won't get a radio as the PI doesn't have an audio driver
by default yet and you would need to install my radio tuner package
first anyway.
-Steve#!/bin/rc
rfork e
scr=(`{cat /dev/draw/new [2]/dev/null || status=''})
height=$scr(12)
y1=`{echo 'int(' $height '*' 0.12 ')' | hoc}
y2
error?
I have attached my startup script for interest, it lives in my
$home/bin/rc/startup
(other script names are available).
-Steve#!/bin/rc
rfork e
scr=(`{cat /dev/draw/new [2]/dev/null || status=''})
height=$scr(12)
y1=`{echo 'int(' $height '*' 0.12 ')' | hoc}
y2=`{echo 'int(' $height '*' 0.3
you need that plan9 is missing (honest question)?
-Steve
a problem for me.
Now a modern web browser, either native or running in an emulated environment
would be really good... Actually I have been toying with running another
raspberry
Pi with Linux on it as a Chrome server.
-Steve
has nupas which reworks much to keep a file per message on disk, though
I'am not sure how thsi works with gmail (imap4 I assume).
-Steve
it should not fail.
I'am very confused.
-Steve
today (6th october, day 20 of the logs) there have been no line resets
and the rain has poured down all day. The problems seem to occur when the
weather is warm, dry and sunny.
What should I try next?
Thanks,
-Steve
expect to find a script called startup, probably in $home/bin/rc/startup
This is what opens the initial windows on your terminal, if you edit it you
can put different windows on the startup screen as you wish.
-Steve
gave me many a guilty chuckle over the years. He lives on
in plan9 in some dusty corners (mainly in fortunes).
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trog
-Steve
Hi,
My new ISP supports ipv6, so I thought I would have a go.
I know next to nothing about ipv6 and it would be great
to have a /lib/ndb/local to study.
anyone got one they would be willing to share.
Thanks,
-Steve
years ago now, but I am happy to dig
if you can provide a bit more info.
-Steve
a compressed video decoder.
Anyone done such a thing this millenium? Does the x86 data execution
prevention mean you just cannot do this - my targets are desktop OSs
other than plan9 (sadly).
-Steve
I want to process some dated logfiles in awk.
gawk has date, strftime and mktime but Brian's does not.
plan9 has date(1) but there is no tm2sec(1), unless it
is called somthing I didn't expect.
Anyone found somting I could not in the plan9 distribution?
-Steve
I'd be happy to know the results of attempting a gawk port via APE. :-)
Not sure Al, Peter, or Brian would forgive me :-)
Though if memory serves it has been done already.
-Steve
not by much.
This is why I was asking if there was an external app called somthing like
tm2sec which calls its eponomymous library function.
it seems there isn't one and its the work of 30secs to write one, no problem,
I just thought there was one but I had forgotten its name...
-Steve
seconds(1)
Marvelous, on two levels:
that it exists and I can use it.
that it diodn't imagine it
Thanks Kurt.
-Steve
to make a hammertime (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U_Can't_Touch_This)
you can subtract 1990 from parsed date instead.
Oh no.
Thats going to be stuck in my head for hours now ☺
-Steve
) is a 3 wire (power and
speed sense) rather than 4 wire (power, sense and speed control), however
it pretty quiet anyway.
-Steve
I have had a look, found a copy of the doc from 1996 and failed to reproduce
the problem.
I withdraw the accusation - tbl you are without bugs.
Sorry for the noise.
BTW: for troff related stuff I should mention http://www.troff.org is a good
resource.
-Steve
but I find it much easier to generate a simple
document in troff than with MS Word, its a metter of what you are used to.
I'am sure latex is capable of genatiing better documents, but i have
never had the need to learn it so I don't use that. Troff is good enough
for what I need.
-Steve
the problem...
-Steve
may become obvious...
-Steve
/n/sources/plan9/sys/src/cmd/eqn
if not then you should be able to use:
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/plan9/sys/src/cmd/eqn
and a little hacking to trim headers and taililers.
-Steve
.
Is there any way to do this on plan9 or is it just
not possible?
Thanks
-Steve
not tried this.
I also have a green router/wifi basestation/ADSL modem which
draws 5 watts.
-Steve
in 2 or 3 seconds and consumes 2 watts.
I use a standard dell keyboard and LCD display at 1920x1600.
I made a special effort to find some IBM/Lenovo 3 button optical
mice which work as you would expect.
its the perfect plan9 terminal IMHO.
-Steve
wonderfully well
booting in the time it takes me to move from the power switch on the
wall to the keyboard.
At work I have a single cpu/auth/terminal server which is a dull HP
desktop box but it serves well enough.
sheeva plugs also work well though I don't have one.
-Steve
the problem was more extensive, berhaps its a non-problem
with a couple of tiny fixes.
Thanks,
-Steve
().
In several places these are passed string constants.
the obvious alternatives would be to have these two functions return
malloc'ed memory (and remeber to free it later), or to replace
the string constant with an initialised variable.
What has anyone else done? have I missed somthing?
-Steve
, it would be interesting to measure and see how much
of a win it is.
idle Tuesday thoughts.
-Steve
for things like downloaded ISO files where they
can be easily regenerated.
-Steve
are merged and take up only one file's
worth of space (de-duplication is done on the files contents not on its name.
also all data is compressed so it takes less space.
-Steve
.
Having said this my memory is a little hazy too...
-Steve
Glenda's world weary cousin
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BpZjUjXIYAIJiua.jpg
-Steve
to windows, or install
openssh on your windows boxen.
manpage and OSX support to follow, though macs are less important
for me at the moment.
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/contrib/steve/nstats.tbz
see Readme and try.rc for a little documentation.
-Steve
03 июня 2014 г., в 18:09, Steve Simon st...@quintile.net написал(а):
I have finally got around to porting p9p's stats(1),
I renamed it nstats(1) for now.
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/contrib/steve/nstats.tbz
/sources between .com and /contrib.
Indeed, my bad.
http://plan9.bell-labs.com
The short answer is no.
there is the pf9 package which would probably be the
best starting point.
https://bitbucket.org/knieriem/pf9
I have a similar but less complete toolkit myself, and I
still run 32 bit plan9 tools on windows.
-Steve
FWIW I use ssh2 daily to connect to linux machines,
command line and using sftpfs to get file access.
one problem with ssh2 is the fact that it doesn't do keyboard interactive at
all
One more - sshnet is not yet ported to ssh2, though this is on my list of
things to do.
-Steve
is anyone working on this or has done a deep dive? it looks doable.
No but it looks intriguing.
-Steve
I have to ask, when you rebuilt everything, you did rebuild
9pccpuf as well didn't you? i.e. its not the lack of he new
nsec() systemcall biteing you is it?
-Steve
Ok,
Just thought I would ask, 9pccpuf is not built by the labs
so you would need to rebuild it by hand.
worth a try.
-Steve
where added,
but its how I saw it.
-Steve
☺)
-Steve
,
it can be tough to use (for me at least).
i am happy to be contradicted on any of this of couse.
-Steve
On 16 May 2014, at 04:53, Shane Morris edgecombe...@gmail.com wrote:
This might be wildly off the mark, but is there something VESA related to do
this, VGA monitors, et al?
I
Mmm, that feels like good and bad news.
I know richard did what he could to shut down the screen when
its idle for a while so that seems to do the right thing with vga
monitors, but I guess I do need CEC.
Oh well, time for more digging.
-Steve
Control)
messages over HDMI - Via a Pi GPU entrypoint.
Porting libcec looks a little painful especially as I only need to be able
to send two messages (turn on and turn off).
Anyone know anything about this stuff? is CEC what I need or is there some
other (simpler) way?
-Steve
Looks like you forgot to include json.h
I put my libjson.tgz and libxml.tgz on sources.
-Steve
, by an interrupt, or by another event.
Anyone know of such a tool? I see masses of tools for drawing
digital logic timing diagrams but nothing that seems to give
me what I need for realtime code.
Thanks,
-Steve
this at work every day, the radio appliance has
stalled for now but should restart soon.
find the source (including audio encoders and decoders) at
/n/sources/contrib/steve/radio.tbz
unpack into /sys/src/cmd/audio
look at Readme file.
enjoy
-Steve
probably do.
Somthing like graphviz for timing diagrammes.
-Steve
Would https://github.com/drom/wavedrom do?
Yep, pretty darn good.
maybe a little teeth gritting as its JS but
what the heck, its a tool and that is all
that really matters.
Thanks very much.
-Steve
to it.
we will see.
-Steve
Perhaps we should a page on the wiki:
Work in progress
Stalled projects
Work I plan to progress
Work I would like somone to do
The theroy is it might inspire people and maybe reduce duplication of effort.
Just a thought.
-Steve
in the archives, though their fix was a little crude (sorry).
i worried at the time that adding two entire pages of lookup table seemed silly
to support one key with three functions, but memory is cheap enough that 2 x
256 bytes
is not outrageous. the 8042 is dead (ish)
steve
On 6 May 2014, at 17
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.os.plan9.general/71902
-Steve
add another step to generate a pdf if thats easier. -
grap plotfile | pic | troff -mm | lp -dstdout | ps2pdf plot.pdf
hope this helps.
-Steve
re FP tests,
maybe this will do what you want:
http://www.netlib.org/paranoia/
-Steve
,
-Steve
Subject Drawterm windows audio?
Anyone added an audio driver to windows or osx drawterms?
-Steve
thanks for the info, i have a pi and audio for that is further up my list,
but i have just bought a t5325 on ebay so i will have a go at that
some time in the future - just one more for the todo list...
On 13 Mar 2014, at 05:36, Alex Ivanov gnido...@p0n4ik.tk wrote:
Steve Simon steve
should
happen? If so what is happening when I select plumb from the menu rather than
typing it as above?
Or am I misunderstanding how this works?
Steve.
The plumber must be able to see the file in its namespace, it probably
cannot in this case.
to open are in /usr/glenda/files are here.
This should work shouldn't it? It's not the end of the world, but I would like
to get it working if possible.
I did reply directly to you about the problem with cifs as you requested.
Thanks for helping me.
Steve.
I suspose I was thinking of audio, video, and SATA drivers rather than a new
kernel.
Does the SoC include the video device?
I suspose what I am really asking is what doesn't work
-Steve
://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch04.html#sharedfolders
[2] https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Sharing_files_on_OSE
On Sun, Mar 9, 2014 at 1:28 AM, Steve Foster steve...@outlook.com wrote:
Hi all.
I'm new here and to plan 9.
I'm the kind of person who doesn't always pick things up straight away,
I'm
it this is possible with plan 9?
Do you run plan 9 in a virtual machine or on native hardware?
Cheers,Steve.
Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 08:50:45 -0600
From: mirtchov...@gmail.com
To: 9fans@9fans.net
Subject: Re: [9fans] How to access CD drive?
What has surprised me is how much I like working in plan 9, particularly
acme. I've even grown to like the way it looks including the colours.
the
working so am still working on
that.
Which way round, cifs server or client on plan9?
The plan9 client was one of mine so if you have problems
I will attempt to help.
-Steve
the lines of no replica and mentioned your name.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Steve.
-Steve
design choice with hindsight, they should have been selected
with an atatch specifier but I wrote this a long time ago.
email me off-list if you still have problems.
-Steve
I am in no position to help, sorry, however I would love to
have access to a plan9 port to the HP t5325.
-Steve
the different suggestions I've found, but
nothing seems to work. If I could just get shared folders working that would be
great to start with.
Thanks,Steve.
Nah, still not getting it. Thanks for your replies, I do appreciate it, but I
think I'll just stick to plan9port and abandon the plan 9 thing.
Cheers,Steve.
Date: Sun, 9 Mar 2014 11:43:54 +0100
From: beg...@gmail.com
To: 9fans@9fans.net
Subject: Re: [9fans] How to access CD drive?
Oh
I want my
Plan9 host to serve a HFS+ drive.
If you want to serve files (rather than a block device) from plan9 to
a mac then plan9 has an nfs server and, two cifs servers available.
-Steve
?
-Steve
Excellent! Good spot.
For the archives, ipv6 can also be toggled on/off with
echo ipv6 /net/cs
Thanks
-Steve
that the code I write will be more directly transferable
to a real kernel driver.
anyone tried this? is it just silly, the kernel boot time being
so low that its not worth it?
what do you think?
-Steve
And I hate its scroll button,
but I love its three buttons!
I hate scroll buttons too.
I was very happy when I discovered the dell DY651A mouse:
http://www8.hp.com/uk/en/products/oas/product-detail.html?oid=403895#!tab=features
also branded as IBM M-U0013-o
-Steve
Porting stuff from the net (under ape) which wants to use IEEE floats.
i.e. ieee754_float32_t, powf(), fabsf() and log10f().
I could map these to plan9 floats and call the double version
of the transient functions, but is there a better solution?
-Steve
FWIW I have a Dell keyboard (kb1421), and an IBM/Lenovo mouse (m-u0013-o) and
they work fine on my Pi.
You are connecting them directly to the PI aren't you? - if you want to use a
USB hub
it must be a powered one it seems - the Pi can supply very little current on its
USB interface.
-Steve
Trying to do a pull today for the first time in ages and dns
doesn't seem to find sources.cs.bell-labs.com any more.
with the GPLing of plan9 as the labs plan9 distribution moved
to google code or sourceforge, and I missed the message?
-Steve
i have a norio around somewhere
who he?
-Steve
decoder and there is mp3 encoders
and decoders.
Mpeg2 video should not be too hard, Mpeg4, H264, etc are nastier
but where do you stop. there is a new encoding standard per month
these days.
-Steve
Try the Delete key.
Check keyboard(6) and rio(1).
also note the ins key does auto filename completeion.
Beware: these are all features of rio, if you have no rio, e.g.
just a text console, none of this works, not even del
(non-labs distributions not withstanding).
-Steve
the linux firefox, or even opera
on plan9. I required the use of fgb's x11 port as a display engine, and so
it is perhaps not the most minimal solution however it works.
-Steve
set the tabstop environment var in your $home/lib/profile e.g.
tabstop=8
-Steve
But this is just one major piece among many.
Perhaps for you but not for me, the only thing is really missi s a browser.
Very occasuinally I need to edit word documents but this is rare
enough that I don't really care.
-Steve
embedded driver which might
be a fair option for example code (better than the Linux driver i suspect).
https://github.com/sbourdeauducq/rt2571w
At least there is this much info.
-Steve
Dues plan9 support the guruplug display,
i.e. can I use one as a terminal.
My Raspberry pi is a revelation, but it would be nice
to have a bit more grunt and Gb ether.
-Steve
trips necessary to establish the connection.
Is there a more elegant, and hopefully more performant way of
do this using import -B?
failing that any other techniques?
sadly ssh -R isn't very useful on plan9 (I think).
-Steve
.
personally I have moved away from compressed audio, not because
I distrust compression, but I like browsing through a pile of CDs
looking for somthing that matches my mood - for me the user interface
is better; perhaps its my age.
-Steve
bitrate MP3 files.
I would not claim that this is always the case, but in my experiments
(testing audio quality assurance software which is designed to
detect this kind of thing) I was surprised how common it is.
-Steve
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