Hello !
Usb disk ???
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 9:24 AM, ruel hernandez ru6...@gmail.com wrote:
hi to all,
i'm a new plan9 user, i just wanted to know how to use my usb in plan9.
because i have a pdf file about plan9 and i would like to read it in plan9
anybody? please help.
thanks in
man 4 usb
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 9:24 AM, ruel hernandez ru6...@gmail.com wrote:
hi to all,
i'm a new plan9 user, i just wanted to know how to use my usb in plan9.
because i have a pdf file about plan9 and i would like to read it in plan9
anybody? please help.
thanks in advance,
plug it, run usbfat:
and go to /n...
see its man page.
On Wednesday, March 31, 2010, ruel hernandez ru6...@gmail.com wrote:
hi to all,
i'm a new plan9 user, i just wanted to know how to use my usb in plan9.
because i have a pdf file about plan9 and i would like to read it in plan9
plug it, run usbfat:
and go to /n...
see its man page.
usbfat: does not work consistently on my machines, but I was not going to
mention that until I spent enough time to try to figure out why. So, try it,
it might work for you. If it does not also try running usb/disk /dev/sdU*
(where *
Although I feel this is fatal, I better ask.
fsys main
main: check fix
. . .
fsys blocks: total=... lost=4
block foo[124]: corrupted meta data
thanks,
++pac
If you have some problems I could reproduce, I'd like to know.
thanks
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 1:49 PM, EBo e...@sandien.com wrote:
plug it, run usbfat:
and go to /n...
see its man page.
usbfat: does not work consistently on my machines, but I was not going to
mention that until I spent
To be honest I don't know enough about fossil to know,
but do you have a venti store, refreshing fossil from
your last verti score is easy.
also, if you haven't written down your venti scores you can
extract the, from venti quite easily.
-Steve
usbfat: does not work consistently on my machines,
because you are using Erik's plan9.iso.
The usb driver in that kernel and /sys/src/cmd/usb files are older than the
formal
distribution of plan9.iso.
Kenji
usbfat: does not work consistently on my machines,
because you are using Erik's plan9.iso.
The usb driver in that kernel and /sys/src/cmd/usb files are older than the
formal
distribution of plan9.iso.
Kenji
because you are using Erik's plan9.iso.
The usb driver in that kernel and /sys/src/cmd/usb files are older than the
formal
distribution of plan9.iso.
that's not true.
- erik
One thing that could still happen is that at some point there was a change
in both kernel and user programs that made incompatible using new
binaries with old
kernels (and maybe viceversa). That won't happen again, but just in
case it's still
bothering some of you I thought it's worth to say it
Francisco J Ballesteros n...@lsub.org said:
If you have some problems I could reproduce, I'd like to know.
certainly!
Figuring this out is much lower on my priority list than finishing my GSoC
applications and moving forward on some technical stuff for my thesis, but is
annoying enough that
Hi,
I'm about to start a course that goes by the title of Computational
Physics, and as I was having a look at the items that we are going to
cover, and saw that there's an Introduction to parallel computing and
parallel programming with Message Passing Interface (MPI). Some of
you 9fans may be
If you want to know the current state of the art at the high end you
need to understand MPI.
It's not great, in fact it's awful, but it does the job for now.
ron
On Wed, 2010-03-31 at 16:57 +0200, hugo rivera wrote:
I'm about to start a course that goes by the title of Computational
Physics, and as I was having a look at the items that we are going to
cover, and saw that there's an Introduction to parallel computing and
parallel programming with
I'm about to start a course that goes by the title of Computational
Physics, and as I was having a look at the items that we are going to
cover, and saw that there's an Introduction to parallel computing and
parallel programming with Message Passing Interface (MPI). Some of
you 9fans may be
wrong list
Wrong answer... He was also asking about any libraries or technologies that
Plan 9 might have, no one has answered that part of the question yet as far
as I know.
Dave
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 11:37 AM, hiro 23h...@googlemail.com wrote:
wrong list
there was a proof-of-concept implementation of MPI for Plan 9 at LANL
which relied on primitives specific to the OS in order to implement
the communication (mounted remote file servers and namespaces). The
cool thing about it was that it allowed one to write MPI programs
using shell scripts. The
wrong list
Wrong answer... He was also asking about any libraries or technologies that
Plan 9 might have, no one has answered that part of the question yet as far
as I know.
ahhh... I missed that. I do not have all my lit integrated into bibtex yet,
so here are some URL's and citations
because you are using Erik's plan9.iso.
The usb driver in that kernel and /sys/src/cmd/usb files are older than the
formal
distribution of plan9.iso.
that's not true.
I really experienced this, too, when I tested your March 24, 2010 9atom.iso.
I replaced the devusb.c etc under
I really experienced this, too, when I tested your March 24, 2010 9atom.iso.
I replaced the devusb.c etc under /sys/src/9/pc and all the files under
/sys/src/cmd/usb
by those in the formal distribution plan9.iso's ones. Then, the usb disk
problem went away.
ah, thanks for the report. i
All right ;)
Ron, when has plan9 stopped being state of the art?
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 10:51 PM, hiro 23h...@googlemail.com wrote:
Ron, when has plan9 stopped being state of the art?
Remember, the state of the are does not mean good.
These new flint arrowheads are state of the art! I always use them for
HPC with my MPI code!
:-)
ron
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