I reinstalled with a new iso before to read your mail.
With the new installation I can mount one old pendrive (128mb) with
the new ones I got this:
mount: mount /n/sdU2.0: unknown format
and in the screen like a kernel message: usb/disk... disk: reset:
device is detached
(My computer is an old
does your name space mount /srv/usb ?
I mean, does it mount the files served from usbd?
I'll take a look to usbfat in any case.
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 11:30 AM, antonio@gmail.com
antonio@gmail.com wrote:
I reinstalled with a new iso before to read your mail.
With the new installation
...@hera.eonet.ne.jp)
2. Re: using usb (erik quanstrom)
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Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2010 19:49:32 +0900
From: kokam...@hera.eonet.ne.jp
Subject: Re: [9fans] using usb
To: 9fans@9fans.net
Message-ID
This machine is in my business room, and I cannot touch it until next monday.
So I cannot report the info of seE0part of this machine now.
However, I'll retry what happened here.
1) replaced only /sys/src/boot/pc/sdiahci.c from the format CDROM
to your 9atom CDROM.
2) It booted nicely, meaning
1) replaced only /sys/src/boot/pc/sdiahci.c from the format CDROM
to your 9atom CDROM.
2) It booted nicely, meaning no long wait to detect and fail CDROM
3) system came up safely, and I can do anything, but only no /dev/sdE0/other
directory.
4) Then, I dispatched the disk/prep command
If you can
ls '#U'
then you are running an old kernel.
If you can't, then you have to include the usb device in your kernel.
Either way, it seems your kernel does not have '#u'.
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 12:13 PM, antonio@gmail.com
antonio@gmail.com wrote:
when I run usbfat: I got this:
Erik thank you for your calm-dowmed reply.☺
I know you are doing good job for ahci mode SATA driver for Plan 9.
I still have problem with detecting CDROM by the formal distribution
driver.(Asus P5K-VM)
So, I tried your 9atom.iso, and got good feeling with this.
Yes, the CDROM was detected
when I run usbfat: I got this:
bind: #u: unknown device in # filename
no #u/usb
and there is not any lights from the pendrive, I think that the
pendrive is not detected.
I know this sounds weird, but unplug the power to the machine for a half
minute and power it back up and boot off the
Up-to-now, I only aplied /sys/src/boot/pc drivers, and found strange
behaviour of that, say missing 'other' partition in a SATA HDD(only this
partition).
It has many partiotions, such as 9fat, fossil, arenas0, isect0~3, swap,
cache, nvram and other).
Then, I used /disk/prep, which reported
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 *
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
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
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
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,
ru60hzatgmaildotcom
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