cool...

2P9

invoice to JS

running quite well(

some files: nb:keys... almost (was(formerly): not ready yet..) fully compiled :(
kjjjjj..... nearly... vid so far 123
NB:delte key is control C

gawk port

mmix

tclsh

(maybe)

coming soon:
bleeding edge tclsh...

masters document

    handy
    1,$ :1 s/\/\*.*\*\//ASDF/g 
  #handi^Hc


        :1,$ s/height=\(.*\)%/height=\1/g 
 #handi: height=30% -> height=30 #watch greedy... (xtra % at end yada yada yada

9fat mount

p9 temp with a nbon moving part...

trim these down... (todo)

          
## Initialize the blank disk /dev/sdC0/data.
## C begin (in a VM )...
   disk/mbr -m /386/mbr /dev/sdC0/data
   disk/fdisk -baw /dev/sdC0/data
   disk/prep -bw -a^(9fat nvram fossil cache swap) /dev/sdC0/plan9
   
disk/format 
 -d -r 2 /
dev/sdC0/9fat

##these do work, (every time you reload p9) after:
dossrv
mkdir /tmp/b14
mount -c /srv/dos /tmp/b14 /dev/sdC0/9fat
cd /tmp/b14
ls

web browser...

sd (df srcp)

to make a quick lasting p9

in the vm manager (vmware, vbox etc...) make a 64GB drive (pre made! takes longer)
approx 5 mins... the rest, 5-10 mins (copy of the iso to /dev/sdC0's data dir takes 
5-10mins on a 4 core 386ish machine...)
boot up off your 9front iso...
1. disk/mbr -m /386/mbr /dev/sdC0/data
2. disk/fdisk -baw /dev/sdC0/data
o. possibly a format *****
copy in the 9front_XYZ.iso (maybe off usb or ftpfs into /tmp)
3>1. cat /tmp/9front_XYZ.iso > /dev/sdC0/data #make sure its not the iso ls /dev/sd* # cat the ctl
4. power off the vm
in vm manager settings:  turn off the iso usage (in the boot order) for the p9 vm
hey presto... there should now be at least 60GB free to write to in /tmp
(will re-test tommorrow and possibly abridge)

    ps: you can bind any dir into a tmpdir in plan9 effectively giving
        you write to that dir
eg:
mkdir /tmp/newbin
bind -a /tmp/newbin /bin
cp MY_NEW_SHINY_BINARY_PROGRAM /tmp/newbin
     effectivly this MY_NEW_XYZ is now in /bin
     pps: sorry if any of this offends...
     
     
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note: normally a 9660 file system cannot be edited in situe
      create 2 partitions -- eg. 20GB and 50GB...
and do the lowlevel disk magic on them and mount in /tmp

note2: going to try creating a 9fat quickly off a 9660 booted iso
      sounding say it should be handy... but then we are approaching
      the territory of full installs...
note3: the 9frontXYZ.iso seems to be specifically designed for 
       cat 9frontXYZ.iso > /dev/sdC0/data # note to self: (3 parts inc 1MBesp)
       are they (the 9frontors using a special iso generator??)
09072023@0053
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% mkdir /tmp/EXTRAT_DIR
% cd /tmp/FROMDIR
% tar -cf - . | (cd /tmp/EXTRACT_DIR; tar -xv -)
£works sometimes (flavas...) #disk space no temporary file == (same
% mkdir /tmp/EXTRACT_DIR
% cd /tmp/FROMDIR
% tar -cf /tmp/from_ex.tar .
% cd /tmp/EXTRACT_DIR
% tar -xf /tmp/from_ex.tar

one problem, /tmp gets deleted
so... tomorrow, have to figure out how to mount writeable - 00:23 b------q
so can then pile the source in /conors_source, then bind into that
as the volatilily approaches entrophy levels -- and the indian ocean can disappear
into a tidle wave like the moon and venus.. /c
% mkdir /tmp/C
% 9660srv
% mount  -c /srv/9660 /tmp/C /dev/sdC0/data

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note: could bbe some slight typos... be careful pple... v.v. careful
pple... load z a zees... you could inadvertently tar the wrong dir omg i-O
cygwin/Un*x
% cd /cygdrive/c 
% cd ./Users/conor.williams/Desktop/src
% find . -type f -name \*.c | xargs grep -i "too many hack"
in plan9 (2)
cd /tmp/14
walk | xargs grep asdf
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in plan9
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% cd /tmp/14/src/
% grep -i "too many ha" *.c
% cd /tmp/14/include
% grep -i "too many hac" *.h
% cd ../sys/share
% grep...
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in.dos
% c:
% cd \tmp3\14\src
% find /I "t0o many hac" *.c
dos find
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re: unnix:
sometimes you have to use the flattener xargs as: #capital I i?
£curlies necessary for spaces in filenames #xargs == feed 1 at a time
xargs -I {} grep -i "too many hack" "{}"
-type f ignores dirs is type file
those backslashes are important
find /tmp/14 -type f -exec grep {} \; 2>/dev/null
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# todo find in p9 == walk
# den 4A 14J 4S