Hi, all.
The wheel of all USB mice I purchased in the last year is not managed by
Plan9. All of them work
perfectly with FreeBSD and Windows. No problem with Plan9 using the PS/2
interface + adaptor,
but notebooks have only USB ports.
The products on the (italian) marketplace change frequently.
On 26 Feb 2010, at 02:43, erik quanstrom wrote:
it could be a general solution - fontsrv just spits out
ordinary font files that you could use on plan 9.
ttf2subf is only about 150 lines of code, once liberated from
libfreetype.
I am curious why the difference in rendering. in your screensho
> it could be a general solution - fontsrv just spits out
> ordinary font files that you could use on plan 9.
ttf2subf is only about 150 lines of code, once liberated from
libfreetype.
> > I am curious why the difference in rendering. in your screenshot 't',
> > 'f' and 'g' look especially blurry
On Thursday 25 February 2010 17:30:16 erik quanstrom wrote:
> > kernel and there doesn't need to be one. By using Genode, applications
> > developed for one kernel can be ported to all the other supported
> > platforms with a simple recompile.
>
> this sort of thing is built for a knee-jerk reacti
> kernel and there doesn't need to be one. By using Genode, applications
> developed for one kernel can be ported to all the other supported platforms
> with a simple recompile.
this sort of thing is built for a knee-jerk reaction. ...
which i will happily provide.
ah, the chicago crain techni
Anyone been watching the genode os framework? ()
It already supports Linux, NOVA, Codezero, L4/Fiasco, L4ka::Pistachio and
OKL4 as base platforms/kernels - I don't know (as I'm sure I'm not qualified
to make an assessment), but intuition tells me there might be some interesting
possibilities were
> an alternative is to use the p9p fontsrv to generate fonts.
> here's acme with Calibri on OS X.
that may be a good solution for p9p's acme. i admit i hadn't looked at it.
> the glyphs are a little more washed out than in your
> screen shot, but maybe it's easier to fix that than to
> keep worki
Hello all!
In what follows I would like to ask for your comments regarding a
9p file server that exports a file system with a (message) queue
semantics. (My major interest here is more about the actual semantic
itself, and less about the implementation details. But all comments
are welcome
> i want pretty fonts in acme, but i'm not sure ttf2subf will get us
> there without major work (and a new port of the freetype libraries).
i've been running ttf2subf with the freetype appendage cut off.
i'm using the system library directly from p9p. that seems to work better
than porting the wh
that mus be a miracle
On 2/25/10, Purple_Q wrote:
> Sorry Erik, that particular message was intended for John.
> I had mentioned that changing sata controller settings in my bios from
> ahci to ide allowed plan9 to see my hard drive but killed FreeBSD. He
> asked at what point in the boot sequenc
> makes it sound like the -a option takes precedence
> over cs and ndb. But the code for _autdial() in
> util.c looks for cs first and if it's there, the
> -a option is ignored. (In p9p, -a seems to be ignored
> altogether.)
>
> Which way should it be? I'd prefer if -a took precedence,
> but if
There appears to be a disagreement between the
factotum man page and its actual behavior regarding
the -a option. In the man page, the wording:
-a supplies the address of the authentication server to
use. Without this option, it will attempt to find an
authentication server by queryi
Sorry Erik, that particular message was intended for John.
I had mentioned that changing sata controller settings in my bios from
ahci to ide allowed plan9 to see my hard drive but killed FreeBSD. He
asked at what point in the boot sequence this was happening, so I
posted it to show him.
I can't g
Oops. My own trigger finger, sorry.
Yeah, the drive is just fine if set in the bios to ahci, but plan9
can't see it. If I set it to IDE, plan9 can see it but it gives BSD
the errors you see in the image. Weird.
On Feb 25, 7:28Â am, quans...@quanstro.net (erik quanstrom) wrote:
> On Thu Feb 25 07:
On Thu Feb 25 07:19:14 EST 2010, quans...@quanstro.net wrote:
> On Thu Feb 25 06:29:21 EST 2010, bitpusher2...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hmm, might be slightly above my head (I don't know what a node is).
> > That aside, the boot loader fires up fine, and it makes it to what I
> > believe is near the en
> I haven't logged into a real Plan 9 system in many years,
Oh, n!!! WHY?!?
As a plain user, a non-techie, I use Plan 9 native as my firs OS on
everyday basis... I log onto linux only for testing things that may be
worth porting, and for compiling the c++ stuff...
Please, do not let the
On Thu Feb 25 06:29:21 EST 2010, bitpusher2...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hmm, might be slightly above my head (I don't know what a node is).
> That aside, the boot loader fires up fine, and it makes it to what I
> believe is near the end of the boot sequence in fact. ad0 is my hard
> disk;
> queuevonqu.co
Hmm, might be slightly above my head (I don't know what a node is).
That aside, the boot loader fires up fine, and it makes it to what I
believe is near the end of the boot sequence in fact. ad0 is my hard
disk;
queuevonqu.com/bsderr.jpg
My pardons if that's hard to read. Those messages at the bot
> I tried an experiment with both success and failure;
> in my bios, I have an option to change "sata controller mode" from
> achi to ide. I tried changing that and then the plan9 installer can
> see my hard disk, however, the failure is that in that mode, I cannot
> boot FreeBSD, it just freezes t
Well, I tried those commands and it did me no justice. I don't know
how to change the driver you speak of so I'm thinking i'll have to
give up on getting native Plan9 onto this netbook.
I tried an experiment with both success and failure;
in my bios, I have an option to change "sata controller mod
That's great.
no progress here so far on that front.
It's still on my todo list but not on the top of the stack.
If it's urgent for anyone, let me know.
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 9:22 PM, wrote:
> usb has advanced a little; we can see usb devices now but attempts to
> read or write them hang. I
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