Maybe
someone will be motivated to fill in the rest
using the latest and greatest VMware API
instead of one from seven and a half years ago.
Russ, is this the right API?
http://open-vm-tools.sourceforge.net/
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 10:47 AM, Skip Tavakkolian 9...@9netics.com wrote:
Maybe
someone will be motivated to fill in the rest
using the latest and greatest VMware API
instead of one from seven and a half years ago.
Russ, is this the right API?
http://open-vm-tools.sourceforge.net/
Ummm,
I am not sure if the problem is vmware-tools, probably not (and Plan 9
is not the problem too).
I am using linux + plan9port + acme and I get the same problem ...
I am confused... BSOD @ me
Skip Tavakkolian escribió:
Maybe
someone will be motivated to fill in the rest
using the
Wrong: http://open-vm-tools.sourceforge.net/
Now maybe somebody will release the code for the /bin/aux/vm* vmware
tools so we can fix them.
In order to get the information that I used to
write aux/vmware, I signed an NDA that prohibits
me from releasing the source code, regardless
of what
Hi Lucio,
I am happy with vmware. Is very good environment for my plan9, because
my wifi card is not supported, ...
the problem is vmware is to avoid comments about it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Yes, I know, the problem is vmware :-)
No, the problem is _not_ vmware. At least to
I am happy with vmware. Is very good environment for my plan9, because
my wifi card is not supported, ...
No offence intended or taken, I just thought that vmware generally get
an undeservedly bad rap on this list :-)
++L
I tryed xen, qemu and vmware ... and IMO vmware is better for my plan9
virtual machines.
In other thread (probably long) ... we need think about to support any
emulated software. We are not many people and write drivers is a hard
work. I am not sure what is the rate of 9fans using
On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 9:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I know, the problem is vmware :-)
No, the problem is _not_ vmware. At least to the extent that vmware
is just another hardware model. The only really unfortunate thing
about vmware is that they are holding a few cards close to
We are not many people and write drivers is a hard
work.
why not give it a shot?
writing drivers is the most straightforward and rewarding
part of my job.
- erik
writing drivers is the most straightforward
Have you found some devices with fully documented programming interfaces,
which actually behave as the documentation describes? Lucky man.
and rewarding
part of my job.
There I agree with you. But I like solving puzzles.
writing drivers is the most straightforward
Have you found some devices with fully documented programming interfaces,
which actually behave as the documentation describes? Lucky man.
sure. intel writes good documentation these days.
- erik
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