On 3/28/06, Skip Tavakkolian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > didn't solve the mouse detection problem with the LiveCD either (nice
> > that the active window was the term with the description of Rio).
>
> if you have a usb mouse, you might need to start usbd & usbmouse by
> hand. the default termrc
> didn't solve the mouse detection problem with the LiveCD either (nice
> that the active window was the term with the description of Rio).
if you have a usb mouse, you might need to start usbd & usbmouse by
hand. the default termrc doesn't include them. after a recent
install i had to refresh t
On 3/28/06, Laurent Malvert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 3/27/06, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Is there some chance there is a pbs vs. pbslba issue?
> >
> > Possibly, but it's unlikely. The install script
> > switches to pbslba if 9fat ends more than 1G
> > into the disk, and his i
On 3/27/06, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Is there some chance there is a pbs vs. pbslba issue?
>
> Possibly, but it's unlikely. The install script
> switches to pbslba if 9fat ends more than 1G
> into the disk, and his is 40G into the disk.
>
> That's one thing to try though: boot from
On 3/27/06, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > But when I reached the bootsetup part, I was a little confused to see
> > that I had only the choice between a floppy boot sidk (no floppy
> > drives), and updating a win* bootloader (no win*).
> > In addition to that, my hard drive on this machin
i think a better route would be to build s/mime compatable signatures
and encryption into upas/fs and upas/marshal so applications without
a need to know would not have to know.
- erik
On Mon Mar 27 18:39:14 CST 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Fernan wrote:
> // I am trying to get some sort of
we should not deprive andy tannenbaum of one iota of the credit he
so richly deserves for spurring the creation of linux.
all linus wanted was the ability to distribute a pre-patched version of minix
which supported a few non-80286-compatable convienences like protected
memory.
- erik
On Sun Mar
Fernan wrote:
// I am trying to get some sort of encyption. Protability between p9, linux and
// windows is a bit critical for my application ( I am paranoid ).
pgp or gpg would be nice for portability, as well as for other things,
like signing mail. in the mean time, inferno's 'idea' performs the
this sort of programming has a lot in common with the stage of learning
a language where you understand the grammar but don't know the vocabulary.
read two lines. lookup unknown words. lather. rince. repeat.
- erik
On Mon Mar 27 11:30:49 CST 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I find the notion of
I use acme and the rc function `g' or small permutations of it.
fn g {grep -n $* *.[chsyl] /dev/null}
For just looking at headers I just change the function a bit.
fn gh {grep -n $* *.h /dev/null}
Then I can just click on the file:line and Whammo, I'm there.
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it's not
> I've found the pair "cscope" and "cbrowser" really
> helpful, even with C++ code.
I wrote a naïve C parser in lex which generates a searchable
flat (2) file database of functions/identifers/comments/strings etc.
Its is not big, and its not clever, but I find it useful
/n/sources/contrib/steve
Hi,
it's not a plan9-only question... but here read many developers with
expertise. At work, dealing with big amounts of code (most of them
unknown to me), I've found the pair "cscope" and "cbrowser" really
helpful, even with C++ code. I'm wondering what do you usually use.
I likely want to av
only would be said on 9fans :-)
brucee
> I'm really looking forward to ripping into naive OO as these poor
> misguided students have been taught. C-double-cross must die.
>
> Paul
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with names such as
kAudioHardwarePropertyBootChimeVolumeRangeDecibels,
Do you prefer kAHPBCVRD?
Frankly, these "modern" interfaces are just plain evil.
I'm working on an invited talk right now on game engine design as
real-time OS design (less
> with names such as kAudioHardwarePropertyBootChimeVolumeRangeDecibels,
which says it all
> I find the notion of pre-compiled headers for anything other than
> a very special situation rather odd.
it is odd. i've just been playing with trying to get some stuff
working under macos x, and the interfaces are just amazing. the
standard approach seems to be to enumerate every possible sit
On 3/27/06, Lluís Batlle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can take a look at ccrypt (ccrypt.sf.net) if it's about file encryption,
> but I don't know if it wil work on plan9. I've only compiled it with the
> called "gnu configure machinery".
>
> 2006/3/27, Fernan Bolando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > On
For Primeval C?On 3/27/06, Nikita Danilov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
erik quanstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:> in the section after the /* storage */ comment in c00.c>> regtab 0;> efftab 1;
> [etc.]>> should this be read as>> int regtab = 0;> int efftab = 1;>> ?Submit a pa
> Is there some chance there is a pbs vs. pbslba issue?
Possibly, but it's unlikely. The install script
switches to pbslba if 9fat ends more than 1G
into the disk, and his is 40G into the disk.
That's one thing to try though: boot from the CD,
draw a window, and run
disk/format -b /386/
You can take a look at ccrypt (ccrypt.sf.net) if it's about file
encryption, but I don't know if it wil work on plan9. I've only
compiled it with the called "gnu configure machinery".2006/3/27, Fernan Bolando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 3/27/06, Steve Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> If you are just l
> Presumably you told grub to swap the bios drive letters.
Is there some chance there is a pbs vs. pbslba issue?
Dave Eckhardt
> Is there an irc channel or such where I can pop in to ask quick silly
> questions instead of clogging up the mailing list?
There is an IRC channel, but you're likely to get only silly answers
(e.g., in this case "don't use VMware").
Russ
http://cm.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/Irc/index.html
#plan9 on irc.freenode.net
-- ems
On Sun, 2006-03-26 at 20:34 -0700, andrey mirtchovski wrote:
> > Is there an irc channel or such where I can pop in to ask quick silly
> > questions instead of clogging up the mailing list?
>
> sorry, no :( check
> But when I reached the bootsetup part, I was a little confused to see
> that I had only the choice between a floppy boot sidk (no floppy
> drives), and updating a win* bootloader (no win*).
> In addition to that, my hard drive on this machine is not sdC-, but
> sdC1, I can't do anything about it,
erik quanstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> in the section after the /* storage */ comment in c00.c
>
> regtab 0;
> efftab 1;
> [etc.]
>
> should this be read as
>
> int regtab = 0;
> int efftab = 1;
>
> ?
Submit a patch.
>
> - erik
Nikita.
Hi everybody,
I am a total newbie with Plan9 and I wanted to five it a try for a long time.
I decided to install it this week, and the installation went
surprisingly good, I was expecting something much less user-friendly
(well...)
But when I reached the bootsetup part, I was a little confused to
On 3/27/06, Steve Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you are just looking for file encryption then
> auth/aescbc will do that for you. A little script
> would allow you to validate a locally held md5sum
> digest of the file to inform you of any tampering.
> Aescbc is not portable outside of plan
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