I disabled onboard nic(Marvell 88E8056), and using Intel's i82557.
A curious poit is there are only six usb ports here.
When I plugin any USB device on this board, system hungs.
Kenji
i'm don't know very much about plan 9's usb stuff but
the motherboard claims more ports (12) than UsbMax
Hi,
after a while I worked out that I couldn't auth fully from the boot cd
because it doesn't have /boot/factotum
I chose a pc kernel and made a new bootdisk
so, just for the record
http://maht0x0r.blogspot.com/2009/01/plan9-boot-cd.html
I am planning to a get a complete small footprint computer. I found
the Asus Nova Lite Px20
Is this going to be a challenging, guru level install? The ethernet
card seems to be an atheros L2 so it's probably not supported.
no support for the l1x, l1e or l2 atheros wired cards.
i'm not
As with exit(), it can be replaced automatically with exits() but you
still have to figure out what message you want in your exits().
If anyone is interested, this is what I used as a compatibility shim:
#include u.h
#include libc.h
void
exit (int code) {
switch (code) {
Some level of smartness in how block traversal is made needs to
be there.
That involves partitioning, which defeats the fundamental mechanics of
venti. It then becomes preferable to run distinct venti services,
which is the only way in which different backing stores can be used at
this stage.
Hello all. In order to ease the local (JHU ACM) use of Plan 9, I have
written a LDAP-based keyfs and secstore-alike (a program which consumes LDAP
passwords and emits Plan 9 secrets). I figured this might be of interest to
others, and so have something of a writeup available at
