Hey,
As a final status update on the plan9 install on the Revo, it has been
up and running for a few days and it all seems to be working fine :)
As expected, wireless card and card reader don't work. But I don't
require either (yay for wireless-Ethernet bridges).
Everything else that I've came acr
On Thu Jul 10 13:12:55 EDT 2014, riddler...@gmail.com wrote:
> That seems to have brought it to life.
> Thanks Erik!
you're welcome. this is general advice, and is not related to your specific
h/w.
- erik
That seems to have brought it to life.
Thanks Erik!
On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 5:30 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
> 0.31.5: disk 01.01.85 8086/1e09 5 0:f0d1 16 1:f0c1 16
> 2:f0b1 16 3:f0a1 16 4:f091 16 5:f081 16
> Intel Corporation 7 Series Chipse
0.31.5: disk 01.01.85 8086/1e09 5 0:f0d1 16 1:f0c1 16
2:f0b1 16 3:f0a1 16 4:f091 16 5:f081 16
Intel Corporation 7 Series Chipset Family 2-port SATA
Controller [IDE mode]
0.31.2: disk 01.01.8f 8086/1e01 5 0:f131 16 1:f121 1
File sent to email from sos output.
On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 4:57 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
>>
>> There is a (partially) functioning Ubuntu installation on the pc, if
>> any output/info from it would be of use.
>
> not necessary.
>
> - erik
>
>
> There is a (partially) functioning Ubuntu installation on the pc, if
> any output/info from it would be of use.
not necessary.
- erik
> i wonder if the fact that syscall(1) was broken by the nsec thing caused fewer
> programs to be built than normal. this is fixed in the current image.
>
> i would recommend doing the following
> @{cd /sys/src/cmd/aux; mk install}
> @{cd /sys/src/cmd/bzip2; mk install}
>
> and run
On Wed Jul 9 16:10:16 EDT 2014, riddler...@gmail.com wrote:
> I've been looking into it a bit more today. It actually seems to be quite
> stuck.
>
> I get as far as the 'live usb' boot, with glenda, rio, acme etc
> starting up. The "plan 9 install" screen and its live log are there.
> While work
I've been looking into it a bit more today. It actually seems to be quite stuck.
I get as far as the 'live usb' boot, with glenda, rio, acme etc
starting up. The "plan 9 install" screen and its live log are there.
While working through the install the only disk appears to be
/dev/sdu0. This is ~4G
On Mon Jul 7 18:09:08 EDT 2014, riddler...@gmail.com wrote:
> Status update for anyone interested:
>
> Revo successfully boots from 9atom USB stick! You just need to force USB
> mode to hard drive in the BIOS.
>
> With a wireless bridge the Ethernet works out of the box. Tested by
> pinging 8.
Status update for anyone interested:
Revo successfully boots from 9atom USB stick! You just need to force USB
mode to hard drive in the BIOS.
With a wireless bridge the Ethernet works out of the box. Tested by
pinging 8.8.8.8.
Actual install hits a snag with "mbr: no default/data" haven't looke
> Acer Revo l80
> CPU: Intel Duel-Core 4-Thread i3-2377M (I would still use 32bit plan9)
> USB: both 2.0 and 3.0 ports
> Ethernet: Atheros AR5B22 Wireless
> Graphics: Intel-graphics 4000
>
> I'm aware wireless can be a problem but I've got a wireless to
> Ethernet bridge I picked up for the pi tha
Hey guys,
I was going to sit down and build my raspberry pi file-server today
but I've just came into ownership of an Acer Revo L80. I've been given
it for free because it is broken. After the usual diagnostics it looks
like the RAM chip is dead >~400MB.
I'm thinking this may make a good CPU/Auth
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