It's a problem with usbuhci, probably.
I'm working on a new one, but don't hold your breath.
What happen is that a Td (transaction descriptor) being used for I/O
on usb had an error, and it's likely the endpoint will not work anymore.
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 3:08 AM, ron minnich
On Sun Dec 21 00:43:13 EST 2008, b...@flyingwalrus.net wrote:
when running from the CD, my sata drives are detected and I can
install onto them. when i try to boot from one of them, it can't find
the drive.
if i install onto an ata drive, i can boot, but sdE and sdF don't show
up in
is your 9p server ever going to be running on an nfs-mounted
partition?
As with any software -- it would be pretty difficult for me to prevent
somebody from doing that, but in general -- no.
i use in general to mean the exact opposite of what
you are saying here; there is a case where it
What happen is that a Td (transaction descriptor) being used for I/O
on usb had an error, and it's likely the endpoint will not work anymore.
Killing and restarting usbd(4) will probably put you right.
I've just pushed new 9load and kernel binaries to sources.
suppose i have a typical kernel complaint giving a
address of a lock or some such. what's the easiest way
to figure out what's at that address? the equivalent
of src($address) or just $address in acid with the normal
kernel.
- erik
geoff has probablly fixed things for you today. this line from sdata.c
added recently should support your nvidia controller
case (0x00E316)|0x10DE: /* nVidia nForce2 250 SATA */
thanks, geoff.
i've got no idea about your 3ware controller. from the
subclass code, it's a
On Dec 21, 2008, at 12:42 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
geoff has probablly fixed things for you today. this line from
sdata.c
added recently should support your nvidia controller
case (0x00E316)|0x10DE: /* nVidia nForce2 250 SATA */
thanks, geoff.
would this be in the updates
i've got no idea about your 3ware controller. from the
subclass code, it's a custom interface.
don't care about that one anyway. software raid == bad
to the best of my knowledge, no one has ever built a bit
of hardware that does all the things raid needs to do in
hardware. i don't think
On Dec 21, 2008, at 1:43 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
i've got no idea about your 3ware controller. from the
subclass code, it's a custom interface.
don't care about that one anyway. software raid == bad
to the best of my knowledge, no one has ever built a bit
of hardware that does all the
hi,
to the extent i know there is no facility to scale graphics image in inferno
and plan9. long back when i went thru ATI graphics chip specification and
another set-top box ASIC spec, I found that these accelerations are
supported in hardware. here are my questions along these lines:
- do other
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