Re: [9fans] Keyboard woes

Re: [9fans] Keyboard woes

[forsyth]

>>By the way, thanks for your patch to Alef, now I'm running news
>>file server written in Alef (by Charles) on Release 3 Plan 9 system.

oh, i've converted that here to threaded c.

Re: [9fans] Keyboard woes

[okamoto]

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I tried, but rejected. (sigh)
Because I'm not you, I had to read many parts of yours, or else
reading many documents of news servers...

Anyway, are you planning to make your news server public?

Kenji


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From: forsyth@caldo.demon.co.uk
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] Keyboard woes
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2000 04:36:55 0100
Message-ID: <200009010339.XAA29177@cse.psu.edu>

>>By the way, thanks for your patch to Alef, now I'm running news
>>file server written in Alef (by Charles) on Release 3 Plan 9 system.

oh, i've converted that here to threaded c.

Re: [9fans] Keyboard woes

[okamoto]

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I've never seen it while running about two months of Release 3.
I have only one display and keyboard for CPU and file server
and another machine.  In most times keyboard is off from the
CPU server...

By the way, thanks for your patch to Alef, now I'm running news
file server written in Alef (by Charles) on Release 3 Plan 9 system.

Yesterday, my release 2 CPU server retired from our office with best 
respects from me.  That file server was turned off the power, and still 
is waiting when I'll meet neccessity of updated release 2 sources.

Kenji


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From: Lucio De Re <lucio@proxima.alt.za>
To: 9fans mailing list <9fans@cse.psu.edu>
Subject: [9fans] Keyboard woes
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2000 14:49:12 +0200
Message-ID: <20000831144912.D2399@cackle.proxima.alt.za>

Has anyone else noticed that their i386 CPU server loses the keyboard
altogether?

I've been sharing the same disk on two totally different motherboards,
and the keyboard eventually (it is not clear when, but presumably
after an interval unused) dies altogether.

It could be something here, naturally, and the fact that the CPU
server is not linked to a network may also be significant: another CPU
server that is actually connected is still perfectly functional.

The main difference is that the CPU server that loses the keyboard is
running entirely off its IDE drive, the other off a 2ed fileserver,
the former starts off with graphics, the latter doesn't.

++L

[9fans] Keyboard woes

[Lucio De Re]

Has anyone else noticed that their i386 CPU server loses the keyboard
altogether?

I've been sharing the same disk on two totally different motherboards,
and the keyboard eventually (it is not clear when, but presumably
after an interval unused) dies altogether.

It could be something here, naturally, and the fact that the CPU
server is not linked to a network may also be significant: another CPU
server that is actually connected is still perfectly functional.

The main difference is that the CPU server that loses the keyboard is
running entirely off its IDE drive, the other off a 2ed fileserver,
the former starts off with graphics, the latter doesn't.

++L