I think Dennis was talking about an earlier program, not troff.
Troff does do line numbering in that style, using .nm and .nn.
I should have been clearer. The program was just roff,
as mentioned in the 1st edition manual. I don't have
(and don't actually remember) the "separate reference"
> OK. They seem to have been decrufted from the source; nothing turns
> up with "grep jo" anyway. Better leave it to the archaeologists, I
> suppose.
I think Dennis was talking about an earlier program, not troff.
Troff does do line numbering in that style, using .nm and .nn.
>From the troff manua
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
> The patent typing time well antedated even nroff, and I don't
> remember what primitive macros were used. The main thing Ossanna
> did was to add two built-ins, .jo1 and .jo2; the first would produce
> line
> numbering as needed in the description part
> (number ea
It is known that (t)roff has been used to format patent applications,
but I wonder: Are there any
macros available for that specific task? All patents look the same, so
I figure that macros or
some kind of template would be great.
/ G.A.
The patent typing time well antedated eve
hola,
yes, it works, every now an then I get a private mail asking for help to set
up Plan 9 on vmware :)
Just in case anyone is interested, it does seem possible to run the
current plan9 in VMware workstation v5.
I found a VMware image at
http://blog.gammal.org/2007/05/plan9-vmware-image.html
Hello,
Actually it was me who created that image (and 7zip was used because I don't
have a wide uplink, and I wanted to upload the file quickly). As a solution
for the problems you mentioned, I suggest using drawterm to connect to your
VM. This should solve the two problems you describe, and you
> I have to use VMware on the system for work-related porpoises
I hate it when dolphins get involved with machine emulation.
:-)
-Steve
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Just in case anyone is interested, it does seem possible to run the
current plan9 in VMware workstation v5.
I found a VMware image at
http://blog.gammal.org/2007/05/plan9-vmware-image.html
(compressed with a weird PC-dude-type compressor)
I'm running
hola,
I think most of your question has been already answered, but anyways
On 6/7/07, Frank Lenaerts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
After installing Plan 9 on a standalone machine, adding a user,
configuring the network, wandering around a bit, reading some
manpages, ... I have a few questions
In addition to what gabi posted, try the FAQ
(http://plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/FAQ/index.html).
- After creating a new user, the new user does not (yet) have a
password. Apparently, I cannot use auth/changeuser because I don't
have an auth server (the system is setup as a "terminal" wher
On Thu Jun 7 17:50:18 EDT 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> - Living in Belgium, I copied /adm/timezone/CET to
> /adm/timezone/local. However, time is still off by 2 hours. It seems
> that the system is using GMT (normally, CET = GMT + 1; in summertime
> (now), CET = GMT + 2). Is the CET file
hello
i tried to answer your questions one by one, but will choose to do it
the short way:
http://cm.bell-labs.com/sys/doc/
take a look to this man pages too:
ns(1)
bind(1)
timesync(8)
that will explain your security and multi-user questions, the mount
question and may be fixes your time probl
Hi,
After installing Plan 9 on a standalone machine, adding a user,
configuring the network, wandering around a bit, reading some
manpages, ... I have a few questions for which I didn't find an
answer. They seem stupid, so I might have missed some important
documentation. If so, just point me to t
It is known that (t)roff has been used to format patent applications,
but I wonder: Are there any
macros available for that specific task? All patents look the same, so
I figure that macros or
some kind of template would be great.
/ G.A.
matthias:
> I've tried to pipe paragraphs of a troff document to fmt but I
> have problems with the correct regular expression. My first attempt
> "/^\.[A-Z]++.*\n(^[^]*)*\n^\.[A-Z]++.*\n/" matches only any second
> paragraph because the expression is overlapping. Does anyone have a nice
> idea to
On 6/7/07, W B Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Paweł Lasek wrote:
> However this won't support non-data PCMCIA cards, so it wouldn't help.
> I have yet to hear about someone making IDE interface to anything
> other than storage,
Google will find you some...
Granted, the 'bus attached' (PCI)
Paweł Lasek wrote:
On 6/6/07, W B Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rodolfo (kix) wrote:
> Yes, Plan9 supported hardware.
>
> In the wiki "Supported hardware" page, I saw some devices (mostly
> PCMCIA), but I am not sure if I can find in the shops or if is old
> hardware, if is PCI, ...
>
There
> I've tried to pipe paragraphs of a troff document to fmt but I
> have problems with the correct regular expression. My first attempt
> "/^\.[A-Z]++.*\n(^[^]*)*\n^\.[A-Z]++.*\n/" matches only any second
> paragraph because the expression is overlapping. Does anyone have a nice
> idea to match trof
Having been through the wiki instructions for setting up a CPU server
in my QEMU install I felt ready to test it, didn't work straight up so
first test was to make sure I've actually got qemu's host->guest port
redirection working.
Stumbled upon a reproducable panic along the way:
term% cat /net/
Moin,
I've tried to pipe paragraphs of a troff document to fmt but I
have problems with the correct regular expression. My first attempt
"/^\.[A-Z]++.*\n(^[^]*)*\n^\.[A-Z]++.*\n/" matches only any second
paragraph because the expression is overlapping. Does anyone have a nice
idea to match troff p
hello
the problem was what russ said, now i have it working again,
thanks
gabi
On 6/7/07, erik quanstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
did the original 9load hang witout printing anything?
"PBS2..." is printed by pbslba. you might not be
successfully loading/jumping to 9load at all. one thing
did the original 9load hang witout printing anything?
"PBS2..." is printed by pbslba. you might not be
successfully loading/jumping to 9load at all. one thing
you can do is add
i8042a20();
memset(m, 0, sizeof(Mach));
+ consinit("0", 0);
+ print("9load started\n");
rig
On 6/6/07, W B Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rodolfo (kix) wrote:
> Yes, Plan9 supported hardware.
>
> In the wiki "Supported hardware" page, I saw some devices (mostly
> PCMCIA), but I am not sure if I can find in the shops or if is old
> hardware, if is PCI, ...
>
There are also IDE cable
hello
oh, thank you, should i submit a patch to 9load man page with this information?
gabi
On 6/7/07, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is that the way 9loaddebug should be used or i missed something?
9loaddebug is a copy of 9load that is linked like a regular plan 9 executable,
so that
> is that the way 9loaddebug should be used or i missed something?
9loaddebug is a copy of 9load that is linked like a regular plan 9 executable,
so that it can be used with acid (as shown by the commands that
mk 9loaddebug prints).
a typical use is when 9load crashes at PC 0x8001023a you run
hello
i am trying to use 9loaddebug to see if it can help to discover why
when i put the bios with sata in enhaced mode 9load hangs.
I used disk/format as in prep(8), but it just prints PBS2... and hangs
(and now hangs with all possible ide configurations in bios, so i
can't boot anymore).
is t
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