[9fans] what is this?

[9fans] what is this?

[Petr Cejchan]

Hi all,
(and sorry to disturb all the time)
I get the following message periodically since
I've got plan9 network connectivity:
     arpreq: 0x0080ad88f9e3/0x0080ad88f9e3 also has ip address
147.231.139.4 (it is my correct ip)

Any idea?
Thanks,

++pac.

Re: [9fans] what is this?

[Russ Cox]

> while writing to disk, the following message (with variants) occured repeatedly"
>         disk: io=10005 at 3.036ms
> (i'm using fossil, but I think it is not relevant)
> What's going on, please?

it's just an informational print.
you can ignore it.

[9fans] what is this?

[cej]

Hello,

while writing to disk, the following message (with variants) occured repeatedly"
	disk: io=10005 at 3.036ms
(i'm using fossil, but I think it is not relevant)
What's going on, please?

Thanks,
++pac.


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Re: [9fans] what is this?

[Fco.J.Ballesteros]

Looks like either you are using someone else IP addr, or someone
else is using your ip/addr.

Disconnect your machine, check your ip addr, try to connect to the
other machine (it has your ip addr) to see which one has problems.

hth

Re: [9fans] what is this?

[Russ Cox]

> what does this mean in plain words?

something bad happened in your floating point unit,
when your program was executing at 0xeb98, and when
you went to use the unit again at 0xf792, it finally
killed the program.

acid jasper
src(0xeb98)

if you boot the current kernel from sources (as of
a few weeks ago) the suicide message will tell
you the floating point flag register too, so that
you can try to figure out what's going on.

russ

[9fans] what is this?

[Peter A. Cejchan]

please,
what does this mean in plain words?

jasper 172: suicide: sys: fp: invalid fppc=0xeb98 pc=0x0000f792
jasper 172: sys: fp: invalid fppc=0xeb98 pc=0x0000f792

Sorry, TIA,
--
++pac.

Re: [9fans] What is this?

[peter a. cejchan]

pac@cejchan.gli.cas.cz (Peter A. Cejchan) wrote in message news:<20020424081211.A211@next.gli.cas.cz>...
> #########################
>
> term% file ./pstotext
> ./pstotext: 386 plan 9 executable
>
> term% grep denied *.[ch]
>
> term% grep 'Permission denied' *
>
> [the following is piggy, but worked :-) ... ]
> pstotext: [snip] ... blah blah blah ...Directory not emptyNottyNxioPermission deniedBroken pipeRead-only file system ... blah blah blah ...[snip]
>
> [...thus pointing me at sys libs]
> term% rgrep 'Permission denied' '*.c' /sys/src/ape
> /sys/src/ape/cmd/pdksh/missing.c:		return "Permission denied";
> /sys/src/ape/lib/ap/stdio/strerror.c:	"Permission denied",
>
> term% rgrep 'Permission denied' '*.h' /sys/src/ape
>
> term%
> [rgrep is "recursive grep" script]
>  R
> term% rgrep   'EPERM' '*.h' /sys/include
> /sys/include/ape/errno.h:#define EPERM	30
>
> term%
> [thus, it is probably #define EPERM	30 from /sys/include/ape/errno.h    ... however, errno.h is included so many times from allmost everywhere, that I am (hopefully temporarily) lost :-(((   ... I'm digging. ]
>
> #########################
>  C gurus: Any hints, please?  A more comprehensive description of errno 30 than "Permission denied" is welcome...
> #########################
> .
> TIA,
> cheers,
> ++pac.
>
> --WOW! WOW! WOW!_WOW!_WOW!_WOW!_WOW!_WOW!_WOW!_WOW!_
YUP !!! Problem solved: it was traced down to an illegal char in
pathname (,). Uffff. (++pac grows ;-)).

Now pstotext (a more powerful alternative to ps2ascii) runs on Plan 9
R3. Just wanted to tell it somebody. How do YOU grep ps/pdf documents?

Thanks to all, friends!

++pac.

Re: [9fans] What is this?

[Peter A. Cejchan]

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this is ++pac intruding, again:-)


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#########################

term% file ./pstotext
.../pstotext: 386 plan 9 executable

term% grep denied *.[ch]

term% grep 'Permission denied' *

[the following is piggy, but worked :-) ... ]
pstotext: [snip] ... blah blah blah ...Directory not emptyNottyNxioPermission deniedBroken pipeRead-only file system ... blah blah blah ...[snip]

[...thus pointing me at sys libs]
term% rgrep 'Permission denied' '*.c' /sys/src/ape
/sys/src/ape/cmd/pdksh/missing.c:		return "Permission denied";
/sys/src/ape/lib/ap/stdio/strerror.c:	"Permission denied",

term% rgrep 'Permission denied' '*.h' /sys/src/ape

term%
[rgrep is "recursive grep" script]

term% rgrep   'EPERM' '*.h' /sys/include
/sys/include/ape/errno.h:#define EPERM	30

term%
[thus, it is probably #define EPERM	30 from /sys/include/ape/errno.h    ... however, errno.h is included so many times from allmost everywhere, that I am (hopefully temporarily) lost :-(((   ... I'm digging. ]

#########################
 C gurus: Any hints, please?  A more comprehensive description of errno 30 than "Permission denied" is welcome...
#########################

TIA,
cheers,
++pac.

Re: [9fans] What is this?

[Russ Cox]

run file pstotext

[9fans] What is this?

[Peter A. Cejchan]

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Hi,
sorry to intrude again... I'm learning ... however, slowly :-(
(my problem is attached).

See you,
++pac.

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$ make all
cc -D_BSD_EXTENSION  -c bundle.c
cc -D_BSD_EXTENSION  -c main.c
cc -D_BSD_EXTENSION  -c ptotdll.c
cc -D_BSD_EXTENSION  -o pstotext main.o bundle.o ptotdll.o -lm
$ ./pstotext
.../pstotext: Permission denied
$ ls -l pstotext
--rwxr-xr-x M 3 pac pac 200997 Apr 23 15:35 pstotext
$ chmod 755 ./pstotext
$ ./pstotext
.../pstotext: Permission denied
$