[9fans] vgadb

[9fans] vgadb

[ggunning]

I have been trying to install plan9, however I get told
aux/vga controller not in /lib/vgadb
I also tried using 600x480 to no avail.
It reports the card as
ATI MACH64, PCI BIOS P/N 113-25517-100
(C) 1988-94, ATI Technologies Inc
.BK3.4/0.030MACH64GXPCIUN
which is ok. I think I am meant to now edit the vgadb file
do I do this to the image before I put it on the floppy or  at
the % prompt.

Thanks for your assistance.

[9fans] Re: vgadb

[Douglas A. Gwyn]

ggunning wrote:
> I think I am meant to now edit the vgadb file
> do I do this to the image before I put it on the floppy or  at
> the % prompt.

Edit the VGADB file on the floppy; you can use a DOS or Windows text
editor to do this.  Once Plan 9 is installed, edit /lib/vgadb (which
is not a copy of the file from the floppy).

[9fans] Plan9/Inferno based commercial products/services

[Skip Tavakkolian]

I am compiling a list of existing (or announced) products, services
and solutions that are based, literally or conceptually, on Plan9 (or
Inferno).

Here is a start:

- Lucent's VPN Firewall Brick
- Lucent's (NOT Datang Telecom Tech's ☺) PathStart Access Server
- Vita Nuova's Inferno and Plan9 packages
- AmericanVOD (www.americanvod.com)  (??? not much info on this)
- nCUBE VOD Server (I think it is based on 2/ed)

Are there others?

Re: [9fans] Plan9/Inferno based commercial products/services

[Jim Choate]

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On Fri, 1 Nov 2002, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:

> I am compiling a list of existing (or announced) products, services
> and solutions that are based, literally or conceptually, on Plan9 (or
> Inferno).
>
> Here is a start:
>
> - Lucent's VPN Firewall Brick
> - Lucent's (NOT Datang Telecom Tech's ☺) PathStart Access Server
> - Vita Nuova's Inferno and Plan9 packages
> - AmericanVOD (www.americanvod.com)  (??? not much info on this)
> - nCUBE VOD Server (I think it is based on 2/ed)
>
> Are there others?

I'm not sure, but possibly. I'm involved in starting a company built
around various sorts of 24/365 on-call and contract IT and programming
services built around Open Technology. Plan 9 and Inferno will feature
in that to a significant degree. The company is In Silica, LLC. Though
it will operate under a DBA (Open Forge). The Hangar 18 project is only
one of the things we've got going. Our focus is on reliable distributed
computing, global sign on, business informatics & automation. If all
went well the paperwork hit the state's desk this afternoon. Should be
in business (technically) sometime next week.

If you would like more details please contact me directly.


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[9fans] vgadb

[Peter Downs]

I have an IBM personal computer 750, with onboard S3 Trio64.

the default boot disk couldn't start rio, but adding this to
vgadb got it working.

ctlr
        0xC0044="S3 TRIO64V+ 40MHz V1.01-01"
        link=vga
        hwgc=s3hwgc
        ctlr=trio64 linear=1
        link=ibm8514

this merges nicely with the other Phoenix S3 TRIO64 Enhanced VGA entries.

peter