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1997 was a typo. It's from like 94 or earlier. It's an IBM thinkpad
790??.
Thanks for your help.
On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 20:32:07 + Jack Johnson
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>> > My Linux s
On Wed, Jul 25, 2007 at 10:25:28AM -0600, andrey mirtchovski wrote:
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> in my particular case the code I was porting defined NaN as a constant
> and threw an exception whenever it ran. one particular quirk that i
> observed was that an exception was thrown regardless of whether I
> defined a
I am going to drop my 2.6.21 tree, my plan 9 tree for lguest, and some
"run it" info on sources today or tomorrow.
I could use some help on a a weird tcp problem once I get verification
that somebody else has "made it go".
It looks like forward porting the plan 9 to 2.6.32 when released won't
be
On 7/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> My Linux system tells me the .gz'd floppy image is corrupt. I have
> an IBM from circa 1997 I would like to test run Plan 9 on. Any help
> would be appreciated!
I would think that a computer from 1997 would be able to boot from
a CD-RO
i also tried booting a plan9 floppy on a old machine and all floppies
complained about no valid dos fs found. even if it mounts on a freebsd
and netbsd os with all the files on.
Raphael
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> My Linux system tells me the .gz'd floppy image is corrupt. I have
> an IBM from circa 1997 I would like to test run Plan 9 on. Any help
> would be appreciated!
I would think that a computer from 1997 would be able to boot from
a CD-ROM... can't it?
John
On Wed, Jul 25, 2007 at 10:25:28AM -0600, andrey mirtchovski wrote:
> [good stuff]
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> hope that helps.
Yes, definitively. Thank you very much!
It's almost clear that I need for KerGIS to orthogonalize things, so
that in the libgis are indeed system dependant (POSIX or Plan 9)
facilities and onl
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an IBM from circa 1997 I would like to test run Plan 9 on. Any help
would be appreciated!
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i may not be qualified to answer all those questions for you, but i'll
try my best. i was dealing with FP exceptions last week and
consequently may have some of the answers:
1) Is there a Plan 9 policy concerning the "notes" (exceptions) on
arithmetic operations, both integer and float?
i don'
[I forgot the references]:
On Wed, Jul 25, 2007 at 05:51:55PM +0200, tlaronde wrote:
> involves, obviously the machine---MMIX[1] for example has distinct
MMIX is the mythical RISC machine described by Donald E. Knuth in:
1 The Art of Computer Programming, Volume 1, Fascicle 1: MMIX, A RISC
Compu
Hello,
I'm working on KerGIS, a BSD licenced revival of CERL GRASS, in order to
make it compile and run on Plan 9 too---at the moment, it compiles and
runs on any POSIX Unix flavour.
Even if a huge amount of work has already been done for cleaning,
reorganizing and extending the original sources,
i assumed he meant that he hadn't got a warm reception here
so it was obviously the wrong group.
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On 7/24/07, Francesco Frigo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I posted it to the wrong newsgroup.
Just curious: Where did you intend to post this? I'd like to follow
how the convers
On 7/24/07, Francesco Frigo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I posted it to the wrong newsgroup.
Just curious: Where did you intend to post this? I'd like to follow
how the conversation goes outside 9fans.
--Joel
no need to be sorry.
we're in the same boat. my dsl in washington is still dead.
new dsl in georgia has the voice pair connected (which
i didn't want) but bell has forgotten to connect the
dsl pair to the dslam.
fun.
- erik
> i haven't been able to connect to 9fans.net for the past several days.
sorry, the dsl modem died. back now.
russ
you can restart page with page -p 150 (or some other percentage)
and it will make the ps bigger or smaller using gs
and thus look better.
i managed to make this work in a running page once
but i have misplaced the code at the moment.
russ
The resizer in page(1) is fairly crude - it trades quality for speed.
On windows and the like the resizing is often done in hardware (in the graphics
card),
unfortunaletly plan9 makes no use of such features so it has to do a pure
software implementation - hence the tradeoff.
-Steve
hi all,
when using 'page' to look at postscript files that include bitmaps, they appear
rough unless they are
scaled 1:1 with original bitmap included within ps -- it may, however, be a
problem of gs not resampling bitmaps properly:
i am ,unfortunately, not skilled enough to find out in sources
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