Re: [9fans] Raspberry Pi help
On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 9:36:38 AM UTC, Luke Evans wrote: Of course, maestro Richard Miller will no doubt help you figure this out properly, but by way of confirmation that it does all work... I have a Rev 1, RasPi 'B'. - with an el cheapo keyboard (deliberately no USB hub to keep the power requirement as low as possible as the Rev 1 is pretty miserly about USB power). My keyboard is a Dynex (i.e. economy store brand). It seems my problems were fundamentally about power. Quite strange that a powered USB hub appears to break the boot. Meaning my purchase of these things was a waste of money :( The mouse is now live but seems to be stuck in the top left hand corner - I am sure I can fix that with further fiddling. Thanks
Re: [9fans] Mouse inverted Y-axis
Ok recompiling the kernel after modifying kb.c did the job, Great. nusb was documented as userspace program so I never thought of it I discovered it a some time ago when I had needed to fix the wheel direction of my IBM mouse. Pavel
Re: [9fans] Raspberry Pi help
On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 9:36:38 AM UTC, Luke Evans wrote: Of course, maestro Richard Miller will no doubt help you figure this out properly, but by way of confirmation that it does all work... I have a Rev 1, RasPi 'B'. - with an el cheapo keyboard (deliberately no USB hub to keep the power requirement as low as possible as the Rev 1 is pretty miserly about USB power). My keyboard is a Dynex (i.e. economy store brand). with ethernet connected to an Apple Airport Express Thought I had posted a reply yesterday, but cannot see it, so apologies if this turns up twice. It seems my fundamental problem was one of power. Plainly the powered USB hub I was using was close to useless - or worse than that, delivered enough power to boot the RasPi but not enough to run any peripherals. Now have a working keyboard and network connection but the mouse is stuck in the top left hand corner. I will look at the various solutions suggested for that and see if I can get it work properly.
Re: [9fans] Raspberry Pi help
The mouse is now live but seems to be stuck in the top left hand corner The latest kernel in contrib/miller/9pi should fix that.
Re: [9fans] Raspberry Pi help
On Mon, 17 Dec 2012 09:40:38 GMT Adrian McMenamin adrianmcmena...@gmail.com wrote: It seems my fundamental problem was one of power. Plainly the powered USB hub I was using was close to useless - or worse than that, delivered enough power to boot the RasPi but not enough to run any peripherals. Rev 1 boards have polyfuses (labelled F1 and F2) with a large voltage drop @ 500mA that creates such problems. You can short them (or better, use 1 ohm resistors) -- there is a post or two about this on the pi forum.
[9fans] ape/errno.h
I'm not familiar with the full history of /sys/include/ape/errno.h, but it looks like EISCON should be EISCONN to fit with other systems that at least pretend to be POSIX compliant. SunOS 5.11 did have EISCON, but... e.g.: FreeBSD 9.0 /usr/include/errno.h Mac OS X 10.8 (POSIX-compliant now) /usr/include/sys/errno.h both have: #define EISCONN 56 /* Socket is already connected */ /sys/include/ape/errno.h: #define EISCON 53
Re: [9fans] ape/errno.h
On Mon Dec 17 17:38:33 EST 2012, j...@corpus-callosum.com wrote: I'm not familiar with the full history of /sys/include/ape/errno.h, but it looks like EISCON should be EISCONN to fit with other systems that at least pretend to be POSIX compliant. SunOS 5.11 did have EISCON, but... makes sense to me; there are no references to EISCON on the system other than the include file. - erik
Re: [9fans] ape/errno.h
In my porting of stuff using APE, I often notice that many applications assume more members of the struct stat in sys/stat.h, especially st_blocksize. Is there any reasonable similar information available elsewhere in the system that could be used in a local rpl_stat struct for those ports? other annoying stuff are normally related to malloc/alloca and sys/mtio.h stdint.h is normally easily just redirected to inttypes.h and stdbool.h can also easily included. 2012/12/18 erik quanstrom quans...@quanstro.net On Mon Dec 17 17:38:33 EST 2012, j...@corpus-callosum.com wrote: I'm not familiar with the full history of /sys/include/ape/errno.h, but it looks like EISCON should be EISCONN to fit with other systems that at least pretend to be POSIX compliant. SunOS 5.11 did have EISCON, but... makes sense to me; there are no references to EISCON on the system other than the include file. - erik
Re: [9fans] ape/errno.h
On 2012-12-17, at 10:08 PM, Jens Staal wrote: In my porting of stuff using APE, The spec speaks.
