> the original poster asked about OSX and Plan 9, on which the
> scrollpoint works quite fine: i've been using one for close to 6 years
> now.
>
> > I have a couple of those, but found I didn't like the scroll knob.
> > Under Linux (sorry) at least, it was way too sensitive. I couldn't
> > pre
thanks Mathieu, Skip, Brucee; looking at it now.
Axel.
> In case anyone's interested, here's a quick and dirty reencode in h264:
>
> http://www.ipgp.jussieu.fr/~lonjaret/acme_session.avi
>
> my encoding skills are rusty and it seems mencoder does not deal well
> with .wmv as input, that's why t
> i used the windows media encoder (free download from microsoft).
that may or may not have been an unfortunate choice;
on a mac with osx 10.5 (leopard) I'm so far unable to view it.
(maybe a more experienced mac user can view it?)
Axel.
was intended as private message... sorry.
> in 2005 I used wget (or so) to grab insultant.net,
[...]
in 2005 I used wget (or so) to grab insultant.net,
as well as boyds cafepress stuff.
on disk it's 39248 Kb.
I'll have to see how to get it to you.
Axel.
> .net and boydo.net are gone, anyone knows where to find a mirror of
> boyd's stuff? I somene can find I copy I will try to host it. (A
> s
> > I've quit using p9p rio... to use multiple desktops well, you need a scroll
> > wheel, but using a scroll wheel for midclick is terrible. Now, I use a real
> > 3 button mouse and stumpwm on Linux.
>
> this _might_ appeal, but it might not.
>
> http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lenovo-ThinkPlus-Optical-
I have added sources contrib/axel/music/mp3tag
(with kind permission of mjl from who I got the code)
Axel.
> Hello. I was following the steps in /n/sources/contrib/john/
> USING_JUKE, and I noticed mkmap could use mp3tag. The only program
> called mp3tag that I found was a Windows closed-sour
I think this refers to a plan 9 program I got from mechiel;
I did not see it on quick glance in his contrib directory (mjl) -
I'll see whether I can find it back and make it available
on sources contrib - unless mechiel beats me to it :-)
Axel.
> Hello. I was following the steps in /n/sources/con
> > I notice that the step() command in acid steps you by machine
> > instructions rather than C statements. While this is probably
> > useful in some cases, in my case I need to see what line of
> > C I am executing. Can somebody show me how to do this?
> > Thanks
see also slide 18 (Library funct
> you're a good photographer, Axel! I really enjoyed these pictures.
thanks for the praise.
and thanks to you all there for the photo opportunities.
I really enjoyed shooting these pictures -- the camera and
lenses still classify as 'a new toy' :-)
I am sorry I did not think in time about group p
> > We didn't require papers for the invited talks, and `Unix and Beyond'
> > was an invited talk.
>
> Let's hope Andrey and Lucho are able to put up the video instead :)
In the mean time I also have some photos, including of that talk.
I'm not entirely happy about them, but that's what I have.
t
would there be any practical difference between a dedicated stick and
an sd(hc) card in a usb card reader (sandisk micromate in particular)?
(apart from physical differences like the card
fitting in my camera whereas a stick does not :-)
just trying to learn.
> > maybe it is just me. anyway, with p9p acme I have been
> > noticing a slight margin just to the right of the scroll bars,
> > immediately to the left of the text, in which it is not
> > sensitive to mouse clicks and, if the mouse is there,
> > also not to text being entered. I guess I noticed i
thanks! scenario that first nicely reproduced the error now works.
(hmm.. also the reboot itself has some effect. oh well. thanks!)
seems this is not fixed in the version on sources;
or if there is a patch I overlooked it.
> For some sizes of ethernet packets, it breaks. The change is simple.
> I
on parallels 3.0 (build 5160) I just got a number of
plan 9 kernel messages I had not seen before, see below.
(maybe I have not been really using parallels before? :-/
the message originates from /sys/src/9/pc/ether8390.c:403
the 1528 in the message is the ethernet packet length
which interesting
> On Nov 20, 2007 6:59 AM, Axel Belinfante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I tried vmware fusion at home some weeks ago.
> >
> > I think I succeeded to install plan 9 in it (tryout demo version).
> > and boot it as well.
> > What I recall is that the grap
I tried vmware fusion at home some weeks ago.
I think I succeeded to install plan 9 in it (tryout demo version).
and boot it as well.
What I recall is that the graphics were not redrawn properly,
i.e. correct graphics, but not all of it visible.
Due to this graphics problem I kind of lost interest
thx. I'll be there too.
> I'm close at Murray Hill Inn.
>
> On Nov 18, 2007 8:41 AM, Axel Belinfante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > just curious where people will be staying - close to
> > the workshop location or elsewhere?
just curious where people will be staying - close to
the workshop location or elsewhere?
Axel.
> I pass russ's test with flying colors on OSX (native acme from p9p),
> and Plan 9. i can't get the extra mouse buttons to work on the X11
> acme :)
>
> now, if you want something a bit more difficult, try opening a file
> named "test(1).txt" from within acme :) it's not exactly trivial.
I see.
maybe it is just me. anyway, with p9p acme I have been
noticing a slight margin just to the right of the scroll bars,
immediately to the left of the text, in which it is not
sensitive to mouse clicks and, if the mouse is there,
also not to text being entered. I guess I noticed it first
at least a y
> > getting your root fs over a wide-area network can be quite painful;
> > you're not moving a ton of data, but the process is very
> > latency-sensitive. i've not done it in a few years, but boot times of
> > 5-10 minutes were not unusual. cfs(4) cut it to about a quarter that.
> >
> > still, wh
these were discussed here a few years ago. I finally got one. (31p7405)
plan 9 supports only vertical scrolling, correct?
is it that the intellimouse protocol only supports vertical,
and that horizonal scrolling needs different mouse protocol
(like the scrollpoint one)?
would mapping to button 6
> I just verified that I also see no 32-bit modes in aux/vga -p's output.
switched os type in vm config to 'windows - xp', result:
24 bit modes are gone, 32 bit modes are here.
selected 32 bit mode; no difference regarding lens or vncv.
(wondered whether the parallels shared folder feature might
> Last night's generation of the ISO images (the first correct ones for
> a few days) didn't finish until 05:47 EDT.
last saturday (august 25) I downloaded an image; it was correct.
> Yeah when I did manage to get parallels to run plan 9 (v3) it looked like
> garbage and I couldn't install it due to graphics mess ups.
> I'm now hearing really great things about VMWare Fusion for the Mac... and
> I'm considering taking my business there.
I read on the web about VMWare Fusion f
late follow up. I'm running v 3 build 4560, with converted v 2 image.
seems to work fine, as far as I can judge --
apart from things I notice while typing this, see below (*)
did not (yet) try direct install of plan 9 in v 3.
resolution 1680x1050 is standard supported,
aux/vga -m vesa -p lists no
I'm finally producing data at home that I care about (DSLR, shooting RAW)
so I'm wondering how to construct a robust file server that allows
heterogenous access (windows, mac, linux, plan9), is affordable,
low-power, ideally low noise, low-maintenance (I like kenf) and preferably
can be built with
> The bitsy port I installed used a remote filesystem on a plan9
> authenticated network so no wifi, no plan9
> It worked ok as an mp3 player, I couldn't find much to do with it apart
> from that.
> It's not plan9's fault though I think, I've never found much use for a
> PDA esp. when my phone d
according to thinkwiki some newer thinkpads (*60*) either have
intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG or atheros based ThinkPad 11a/b/g
Wireless LAN Mini Express Adapter.
would there be a plan 9 related reason to prefer one over the other?
Axel.
> > The solution may, alternatively be to register a clunk()
> > function and each can do what they want with it though I
> > do not like it because I feel I should receive things related
> > with files and not with fids.
>
> the read and write requests you receive are for fids,
> not files. you
> if code needs to be added to the bootstrap process to feed factotum
> wireless keys and to later point factotum at the secstore server, then
> that code needs to be added.
just to give some background of what 802.1x is about,
and the role of my current 802.1x supplicant.
(see also http://en.wiki
> > reseiving it it will also trigger an attempt to access
> > secstore if it wanted to do that on startup but couldn't
> > (like because there was no network configured yet.)
>
> That is also a useful function in itself and I see no risks in it.
> If you add it in as a separate function, make sur
I wrote, at the end of a description of a scenario
where factotum needs to be started before the network
is configured, to aid in enabling the network access,
such that it cannot do those things it normally
does during startup, like accessing secstore:
> I have been thinking about additional facto
007 16:29:23 +0100 (MET)
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I'm finally playing again with my 802.1x supplicant.
(minor fix, adding the factotum related things russ
suggested in answer to an earlier question)
when I want to boot and take root from file server,
I run the supplicant early in the boot process
to enable access to the network.
then I encounte
if I understand correctly, you cannot directly install on the X20
because it has no cd drive?
is it possible to copy the plan9 iso image onto your hard disk
(in a windows or linux partition or so) when it is in the pakock,
and then put the hard disk inside the IBM Thinkpad X20,
and then do the ins
as Erik wrote you need to allocate one more byte: for the '\0'
at the end of the string.
regarding the crashing and presence/absence of free's:
if I'm not mistaken the blocks returned by malloc are
slightly bigger than the size you requested; at the end
(beyond the requested size) they contain a
> > I just backed up my VM and gave it a shot. I confirm that
> > behaviour. Yikes.
>
> So, anyone else have any idea what's up with this?
/n/sources/plan9/dist/replica/plan9.log contains near the end
a whole series of d(elete) entries of which the following is the last
1166745605 15228 d 3
> i think i finally dialled it. see the attach comparison.
silly question but I'll ask it anyway:
with this, do you run latex on plan 9 or on unix?
Axel.
> > any known recipes to make a LaTeX document
> > 'visually similar to the Plan 9 papers'
> > of /sys/doc/9 ?
> >
>
> Mine is, substitutiong "article.cls" by
[...]
thanks, I'm trying it.
the plan 9 papers seems to use whitespace-separated
paragraphs instead of indented ones.
I'm trying to achie
any known recipes to make a LaTeX document
'visually similar to the Plan 9 papers'
of /sys/doc/9 ?
Axel.
part of the changes made to /sys/src/9/pc/devi82365.c
on Nov 6 18:12:33 MET 2004 (thanks, sourcesdump)
seems to stop a (mk5002mpl) pcmcia hard disk from working.
it works without the line /sys/src/9/pc/devi82365.c:1027
x |= Cfunc|Cdecode|Cirq;
with it, it doesn't.
with that line rewri
> There's still the question of how to initialise the second device in
> the mirror-to-be. I would have copyworm-ed f(w5w1) to f(w2). I'm
> nervous that copying from cw0f(w5w1) may not yield exactly the same
> bytes as copying from f(w5w1).
Ok, thanks! I've tried looking at the code but (at this
> The disks in a mirror need to start out with identical
> contents. If (w5w1) is exactly the same size as w2,
> I think you'll be okay. If they aren't exactly the
> same size, the fake-worm blocks-written bitmaps should
> be in different places, thus it won't work right.
They are not the same s
> Right, you could just configure the cache as mirrored disks and
> recover main. The mirror device does not copy new devices when they
> are added to a mirror; you'd need to copydev first (or boot as a cpu
> server and use dd) to copy the original disk to its mirror disks).
finally I had time to
> > Are the contents of /lib/map/* available online?
>
> Thought I put a link on the wiki but I cannot find it there now.
>
> Doug McIlroy's page at Dartmouth has the Unix version of map and
> the data files:
>
> http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~doug/wdbii.tar.gz
>
> can be used with:
>
> ht
> I can't help with the sense code; I suspect that the component number
> (NN) is specific to the manufacturer and device.
I suspected that too. unfortunately, even though the manufactor site
still lists the disk and has info like jumper settings, it doesn't
have those details. maybe their 'scsima
after moving my fake worm kenfs there appears to be
a problem with the main disk.
(the fs kernel doesn't even get to probing the other disks)
the last succesful boot told me the disk is a
Thu Dec 8 15:29:58: scsi#0.0: QUANTUM XP34550SLXQ1184630312388
as far a I could find the '40 83' mea
> if you have lots of files you shouldn't be using file trees.
fair enough.
thanks,
Axel.
thanks all who helped.
I fiddled a bit more with my leak
(updated my sources contrib).
it helped me get more insight in
programs memory usage.
as a sidenote: one thing i learned is that
using lib9p with filetrees when having
'lots' of files 'lots' of strings get
stored (partly (largely?) duplica
> may be this help you:
thanks! fits nicely in my 'homework assignment'. :-)
perl-less result in sources/contrib/axel/leak
Axel.
is there a way to use awk to sum hex values?
i.e. I want to sum values in the 3rd column of
block 0x000af9a8 0x0040 0x0001ddf3 0x
block 0x000afd88 0x0040 0x0001ddf3 0x
I have tried to make awk use an external program
to do the hex-to-dec conversion, but that was very
slow
> >> And I have no idea how I easily create playlists.
> >> It's shell magic for mplayer, and GUIs using mplayer
> >> may also provide ways - as I read the manpages,
> >> I am supposed to write maps myself. :-(
> >
> > it is possible to generate (template) maps.
> > either when you get the music f
[I'm reposting this (slightly edited) after a first post seemed not to
have made it through. I'm sorry if this is just a duplicate after all]
> >> And I have no idea how I easily create playlists.
> >> It's shell magic for mplayer, and GUIs using mplayer
> >> may also provide ways - as I read the
> man 7 juke # juke(7)
> man 7 playlistfs # playlistfs(7)
>
> I have not yet looked deeply enough into those, but as far as I recall,
> you create a decoder for each file-type as an external program.
right.
> I have no idea how things like fast-forward/backward work, for instance
they don't, as
you may want to try using the -N flag of 8c
(I guess you did not, and thus your variables were optimized away)
of course I may be completely wrong - trying to learn something here too...
Axel
> acid: *(main:a\D)
>
> produces:
>
> -ishwar
>
>
> On Thu, 14 Sep 2006, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
>
> > I'm just trying to understand what goes on -
> > is this the way to do this? if not, what am I missing?
>
> ahh, having thought about the original question, i finally understand
> what was going on. readimage doesn't need EOF, since it knows exactly
> how many bytes it needs to read.
> hence
ok, thanks.
I found it can be nice as 'game terminal' (touch screen easier than mouse).
plan 9 nicely allows it to be just that: no updates needed on bitsy,
just cpu to the 'game-server'. maybe I'll be lazy and be happy as it is.
adding -t(iny) flags to the other games might be nice though. we'l
just wondering if the bitsy code has been exercised recently.
it has been a while since I last updated the bitsy, and I only
recently used it again after a long period of non-usage.
unfortunately I 'stored' mine switched on (don't do that!!) which harmed
its battery (now replaced) and probably als
> oops skim reading again!
> i'd thought i'd read "using two pipes unidirectionally *doesn't* make it
> work."
> so why can't you just use two pipes unidirectionally? you can't do anything
> else in this example, because by using the same pipe for input and output,
> the command itself keeps its o
> i'd have thought that something like the following should work:
correct, it does work.
I tried to say that in my last message.
I'm sorry if it only added to the confusion.
the main thing is that what you suggest indeed does work.
Axel.
suggestions by geoff and noselasd helped to
improve my code but did not solve the problem.
the problem seems to be (related to?) that I'm
trying to use one pipe in a bidirectional way.
using two pipes unidirectionally does make it work.
actually, the whole thing gives me some feeling of
deja-vu o
after the suggestion of resample(1) some days ago
I've tried run it as a filter from another program.
this other program is non-threaded; for testing all
it does is call initdraw and read an image file
after which the resample routine is called.
in my resample routine it seems I need a call to sle
Now that you mention this, for one plan 9 image that I converted
using togif and tojpg I had better results after first converting
it using 'iconv -c m8'.
Was I 'unlucky' in needing this additional step, or is that
the usual procedure?
Axel.
> in light of russ' comment, could it be that you are n
> > Is there a good/easy/general way to shrink an Image?
>
> would resample(1) do?
thanks, I succeeded to overlook it.
resample(1) contains a reference to crop(1);
it might be nice to add a reverse ref in crop(1)
Is there a good/easy/general way to shrink an Image?
(read 'arbitrary' image, shrink it, then use shrunken Image)
in this particular case: to a quarter of its size (48x48 -> 24x24),
where the Image is read from a face file
(I guess it amounts to computing a single pixel
for every four of the orig
on a system that has not been updated for a while i could
not reproduce the problem (or I did not understand how to do it).
diff showed changes in rio.c and wind.c, the following updates i 'missed'.
hope this may help tracking it down.
Axel.
% history /n/sources/plan9/sys/src/cmd/rio/rio.c
Mar
it's a small world, after all. (even though we know it is,
these occasional unexpected reminders/confirmations are nice).
rush hour is my first thinkfun game, and unlikely to be the last
(it came with a leaflet presenting other intreaging games ...)
I got first 'exposed' to rush hour some years ag
great. I've just uploaded an updated version that
by default shows the familiar cars which makes it
less 'cluttered'. it uses faces when invoked with '-f'
or when the faces button 3 menu item is pressed.
Axel.
> nice game, I'm playing it right now.
I wrote:
> > I've combined pieces of sokoban an
I've combined pieces of sokoban and memo into rush hour
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rush_Hour_%28board_game%29
Axel.
> > I run it on sunos 5.8 and build it with sun cc (Sun WorkShop 6 C 5.1).
>
> Now, that is a pretty old piece of software. Is there any reason
> you don't want to upgrade ?
the sunos or the sun cc?
I guess the sun cc was not upgraded because nobody really cared enough.
for the usual c stuff
just curious what solaris versions and/or compilers
people are (trying to) build/use(ing) plan9port on/with,
and which experiences they have.
For example, in the past we have noticed differences between
sunos 5.8 and (I think) 5.10 regarding thread stuff.
I run it on sunos 5.8 and build it with s
Just curious if others intend to visit the
Holland Open Software Conference 2006
http://www.hosc.nl/2006/
(this week thursday and friday (and saturday))
Axel.
and then does not exit
until file is changed, which is taken as a signal that file
is done being edited.
Axel.
> Thanks, it works fine! I really needed to open a file from a command
> (it's for cbrowser's Edit call).
>
> 2006/6/9, Axel Belinfante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
the B command also opens a file in acme from the command prompt:
; B file:10
Axel.
> try this:
>
> ; plumb file:10
>
> or use the 9term plumb menu. you've got to either run awd manually
> for this to work or redefine cd to
>
> fn cd { if(flag i)cd $* && awd }
>
> better
I wrote:
> I've just checked out the latest drawterm from cvs,
> I have gotten it to compile (and so far it seems to run) on
> SunOS zamenhof 5.8 Generic_117350-22 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-100
The (gzip-ed) executable can be found at
http://plan9.cs.utwente.nl/dt2k-sunos5_8.gz
Axel.
> yeah, blah... the version I had on my old sun has got the blues too.
>
> h... compile the latest version with CONF=unix make
> gives the following errors:
>
> gcc: unrecognized option `-pthread'
> In file included from ./include/u.h:1,
> from main.c:1:
> ./include/dtos.h:10
around nov 9 2005 I seem to have spent some time to make dt2k
compile on sparc solaris 8, using the sun c compiler.
I thought I had reported that either here or to russ,
and mentioned or forwarded the changes... maybe not?
If there is real interest I could find time to
have a look at this again.
> > Of course, since it uses utf8 strings as arguments, some people
> > will want to internationalize them (how dare you force us to use an
> > english word? We in foobarland don't say "volume").
>
> La evidenta respondo estas Esperanto.
Cxu vere? interese...! :-)
I have started a page about it on the tcler wiki. http://wiki.tcl.tk/15632
Axel.
> first version, no auth, only reading, not even seek.
second version with auth and seek, still only reading.
> needs tcl 8.5 alfa/beta for 'chan create' support.
needs also tclDES (http://tcldes.sourceforge.net/).
the main-auth.tcl and main-no-auth.tcl
in the directory give some idea of how to
first version, no auth, only reading, not even seek.
(easy to extend, but no time now, and maybe someone likes to play...)
needs tcl 8.5 alfa/beta for 'chan create' support.
the main.tcl in the directory gives some idea of how to use it.
thanks to tim for his python p9 on which this is based.
A
> > i think that open source code has a very different outlook
> > on the world than plan 9. it's very hard (and frustrating) to
> > deal with the culture clash when porting.
>
> That brings to mind something that I've been thinking about for a
> couple of years. In watching the stuff in Linux an
eric responded to my question:
> > Only recently I discovered that there is vfs support in tcl.
> > Any informed opinions on how involved it would be to extend
> > it with 9p support?
>
> A 9P server library in tcl is something I've wanted for some time --
> I'd like 9P server bindings for lots of
> > > You could use wmiir, it is a 9P command line client similiar to
> > > 9p, which is based on my libixp (MIT licensed, included in
> > > wmii (http://wmii.de)).
> >
> > Just curious, does wmiir do auth?
> >
> > (I've started to translate newsham's python 9p to tcl -
> > so far focussing on c
> You could use wmiir, it is a 9P command line client similiar to
> 9p, which is based on my libixp (MIT licensed, included in
> wmii (http://wmii.de)).
Just curious, does wmiir do auth?
(I've started to translate newsham's python 9p to tcl -
so far focussing on client - but so far stayed away f
Only recently I discovered that there is vfs support in tcl.
Any informed opinions on how involved it would be to extend
it with 9p support?
It would find it rather interesting if one could easily
write 9p clients, or even better, simple 9p servers, in tcl,
also on systems that have no native 9p s
> IWP9 2006 - Call for Papers
> First International Workshop on Plan 9
> Sponsored by the Rey Juan Carlos University
> December 4th-5th, 2006. Madrid (Spain)
congratulations!
the timing is interesting, though:
the 5th of december is the day when in the Netherlands
St. Nicol
> > Any idea whether an X41 would run Plan 9?
>
> The wired ethernet is always an Intel something or other,
> which we support pretty well.
according to thinkwiki.org the x41 should have
a Broadcom BCM5751M
(as well as r52, g41, t43, t43p and z60m and z60t)
(another site adds to the confusion by
> Then my T23 broke again and I got an X40,
> but by then I was running Linux.
Any idea whether an X41 would run Plan 9?
Axel.
To keep up the spirit of answering one's own emails:
> I was thinking along a different angle though:
> my idea was to do it in rio, hoping I would somehow be able
> to figure out from which window a new app was started
> (probably there is env var WINDOWID or some such)
Thinking (just a bit) mor
> Can you describe what you mean by "their own display"?
multiple calls to XOpenDisplay() each for a different kind
of events (mouse, keyboard, other) I seem to recall --
but Russ will surely correct/add.
Axel.
> Offtopic: (on topic?) I've been playing with P9P, getting libdraw to
> open applications applications in the same window they were started it.
Cool.
I've been thinking a bit about such functionality a while ago
but never got to work on it.
I was thinking along a different angle though:
my i
> anyway, the fix below brings me to:
> 'can't authenticate: cpuserver: can't establish ssl connection: bad
> algorithm'
My bad - i was using a -e command line arg instead of intended -s.
It seems to work on solaris 5.8.
I compiled it with sun cc (grepped out all the //comments for it)
I added
I'm sorry for the noise, nevertheless, after posting I thought:
I used the solaris compiler instead of gcc,
maybe that explains why I stumbled over this -
I could imagine all other compiles have been using gcc?
Axel.
> If solaris is the only system where the following breaks,
> seems we know agai
> > > > There are new drawterm binaries at http://swtch.com/drawterm/
> > >
> > > I almost don't dare to ask...
> > > anybody tried to compile it (with success)
> > > for sunos 5.8?
> >
> > To answer my own question: after a little struggle I have a drawterm.
> >
> > When I start it with my usua
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> > > There are new drawterm binaries at http://swtch.com/drawterm/
> >
> > I almost don't dare to ask...
> > anybody tried to compile it (with success)
> > for sunos 5.8?
>
> To answer my own question: after a little strug
> > There are new drawterm binaries at http://swtch.com/drawterm/
>
> I almost don't dare to ask...
> anybody tried to compile it (with success)
> for sunos 5.8?
To answer my own question: after a little struggle I have a drawterm.
When I start it with my usual -a and -c flags it says:
| cpu: c
> There are new drawterm binaries at http://swtch.com/drawterm/
I almost don't dare to ask...
anybody tried to compile it (with success)
for sunos 5.8?
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