Uhu? I think you are confused, see http://9p.cat-v.org/implementations and /faq
9P2000 is the latest version of the protocol, used by pretty much everyone using 9P. The linux kernel implementation is called v9fs. uriel On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 4:46 AM, Robert C Corsaro <[email protected]> wrote: > Uriel wrote: >> >> On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 3:50 AM, Michael Stapelberg >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> >>> Hi Kris, >>> >>> * [30.01.09 03:46]: >>> >>>> >>>> You're right, libixp should certainly not try to call methods that >>>> aren't >>>> implemented. But, you haven't attached a patch. >>>> >>> >>> I'm sorry, it's getting late ;-). Find the patch attached now. >>> >>> >>>>> >>>>> 3) When writing "Fullscreen toggle" to /client/sel/ctl, something >>>>> (probably >>>>> 9pfs) produces a hard-lockup (sound freezes, X11 freezes, nothing >>>>> possible >>>>> no more, just reboot). This may be related to 2). I'm not sure how to >>>>> further debug this. >>>>> >>>> >>>> I don't know how wmii could cause this. It could certainly freeze X11, >>>> and so probably any badly written audio player (e.g., xmms), but >>>> >>> >>> I'm using cmus, which does not seem to be written so badly ;-). >>> >>> >>>> >>>> certainly not lock up your computer. Can you ssh in? Are you using 9pfs? >>>> That *could* certainly lock up your computer, but it shouldn't. >>>> >>> >>> SSHing in is not possible. Yes, I'm using 9pfs. I think it could be wstat >>> not >>> being implemented or something like this causing an endless loop in 9pfs >>> or similar? >>> >> >> What is 9pfs? You mean v9fs? If so, *sigh* >> >> uriel >> >> > > The linux impl is called 9p2000 and type is 9p when mounting :P > >
