Hi,
When I run 'pull' it just produces no output and just sits there
apparently for ever. I can run '9fs sources' and navigate around in
/n/sources/. Is there a lock file or something I should delete? Any
suggestions for debugging?
Thanks,
James
When I run 'pull' it just produces no output and just sits there
apparently for ever. I can run '9fs sources' and navigate around in
/n/sources/. Is there a lock file or something I should delete? Any
suggestions for debugging?
I was going to raise the alarm before, but too many other
When I run 'pull' it just produces no output and just sits there
apparently for ever. I can run '9fs sources' and navigate around in
/n/sources/. Is there a lock file or something I should delete? Any
suggestions for debugging?
I was going to raise the alarm before, but too many other
On Wed Aug 8 05:02:50 EDT 2012, ja...@cs.ioc.ee wrote:
Hi,
When I run 'pull' it just produces no output and just sits there
apparently for ever. I can run '9fs sources' and navigate around in
/n/sources/. Is there a lock file or something I should delete? Any
suggestions for debugging?
Hi all,
Just started to explore Plan9 (in a VM but also plan9port) and have some
problems linking an Irc app for use in acme (got the command via 9l -v)
% gcc -m64 -L/Users/tkack/Downloads/plan9/lib -l9 -lm
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64:
_p9main, referenced from:
_main in
I'm playing around with booting a cpu kernel in qemu, and I'd like to
be able to drawterm to it for testing stuff. However, as it is it
seems that I need to specify an auth server. sources.cs.bell-labs.com
works, but that's clunky and depending on my networking situation not
always an option.
Is
Is there a way to boot a cpu server such that it will just accept
connections from anyone, without authentication? Sort of like how you
can connect to sources as none, except for cpu.
It is already implemented, but not enabled by default.
In /sys/src/cmd/cpu.c, uncomment the following line:
