I might figure out how to do this next week if no one else has tried,
and update my wiki doc appropriately.
Unless someone else has done so already. I'm on vacation and probably
won't be anywhere near a decent link to do it. Nor do I yet have the
latest Parallels to try it on.
Dave
Gorka Guardiola wrote:
I am using build 3188, not sure if this is version 3, but I guess so.
The network needed a patch, I don't know if this has been
added to sources recently.
Build 3188 with the latest Plan 9 sources doesn't need any patches to
work. Version 3 of Parallels is Build 4124,
see loadimage for the function that creates an Image * from a
bitstream. if you look at the xscreensaves hacks (xscr.tgz in
/contrib/andrey on sources) you'll find a couple that use that hack,
most notably eruption.
you can fullscreen an application in two ways: use that app instead of
rio (then
* Anant Narayanan [EMAIL PROTECTED] [070608 17:24]:
3) A general question (un-related to the description above): How can I
create a full-screen window? full-screen means the application has
the undivided attention of the user, like many games run in other
operating systems. This is different
Plan9 installation crashes at arbitrary places if acceleration level
is other than disabled (and disabled is very slow).
On Jun 8, 2007, at 9:01 AM, Anant Narayanan wrote:
Gorka Guardiola wrote:
I am using build 3188, not sure if this is version 3, but I guess so.
The network needed a
further to lucho's comments, he and i just confirmed that a converted
v2 image works fine in v3 (except a crash during reboot which used to
happen with v2 too). i'll try a fresh install now and let you know
how it goes.
definitive guide to installing plan9 on parallels v3, compile 4124:
note: if you've done this before you need not bother reading the rest,
just make sure you say no when asked whether you want DMA enabled
for your disks. if you say yes then after boot you'll get the
following error message:
I just updated to build 4144 and Plan 9 works fine on a Macbook Pro with
that's confusing. my copy, downloaded and installed today, says build
4124 (June 7, 2007)
russell wrote:
I tried this the other day (on an older parallels and the most recent
plan9 iso), do the issues with network card detection still exist?
There is a 'fix' iso image out there contains kernel patches that
results in an unbuildable kernel tree (complains about missing
pcibussize
andrey mirtchovski wrote:
I just updated to build 4144 and Plan 9 works fine on a Macbook Pro with
that's confusing. my copy, downloaded and installed today, says build
4124 (June 7, 2007)
My bad. s/4144/4124.
--
Anant
On 6/8/07, Anant Narayanan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
russell wrote:
I tried this the other day (on an older parallels and the most recent
plan9 iso), do the issues with network card detection still exist?
There is a 'fix' iso image out there contains kernel patches that
results in an
what hardware? fresh install or a converted disk image?
On 6/8/07, David Leimbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/8/07, David Leimbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/8/07, Anant Narayanan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
russell wrote:
I tried this the other day (on an older parallels and the most
On 6/8/07, Latchesar Ionkov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Plan9 installation crashes at arbitrary places if acceleration level
is other than disabled (and disabled is very slow).
That doesn't reflect my experience with later builds of Parallels. I
found I could enable full acceleration and VT-x.
for the record: i've been using a converted image all morning on a
MacBook Pro (one generation old now, 2.1ghz) with no crashes.
for those that have systems that crash, i suggest recording the panic
messages and sending them either to lionkov or to me. we'll get
together with jmk next week and
On 6/8/07, David Leimbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/8/07, Anant Narayanan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
russell wrote:
I tried this the other day (on an older parallels and the most recent
plan9 iso), do the issues with network card detection still exist?
There is a 'fix' iso image out
On 6/8/07, andrey mirtchovski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what hardware? fresh install or a converted disk image?
New Mac Book Pro (the ones released this week).
Fresh install... haven't tried a converted disk image yet.
On 6/8/07, David Leimbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/8/07, David
i got it to freeze by suspending a machine and then trying to stop it
from the suspended state.
turned on the VT-x extensions and now can not reboot it in 9 cases out
of 10. in the one case when i reboot it i have a severely restricted
set of vesa modes to use.
what's interesting is that i need
On 6/8/07, andrey mirtchovski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i got it to freeze by suspending a machine and then trying to stop it
from the suspended state.
turned on the VT-x extensions and now can not reboot it in 9 cases out
of 10. in the one case when i reboot it i have a severely restricted
set
i'm now running a stock kernel on Parallels with VT-x on and with full
graphics. it still takes a few tries and errors to get it booted up
but at least i have all the available screen sizes that vesa should
support.
what i did: changed the OS Type to Linux and the OS Version to Red
Hat. at this
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