Re: [9fans] Plan 9 on Parallels for Mac

["Ignacio Torres Masdeu" <ignacio@torresmasdeu.name>]

I had the same issue for a long time.

WFM: Delete the "devpccard" line from the links section in the
/sys/src/9/pc/pcf.

On 10/22/06, arisawa@ar.aichi-u.ac.jp <arisawa@ar.aichi-u.ac.jp> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I tried to install plan9 to parallels for mac,
> following the instruction: http://www.tip9ug.jp/who/leimy/parallels.html
> However compiler rejects to compile
>
> term% mk 'CONF=pcf'
> ...
> configure: undefined: pcibussize in configure
> mk: 8c -FVw '-DKERNDATE='`{date ...  : exit status=rc 10551: 8l
> 10555: error
> term%
>
> I suspect the code has got old because:
>
> term% cd /sys/src/9/pc
> term% g pcibussize
> devpccard.c:798:        pcibussize(cb->pci->bridge, &memlen,
> &iolen);   /* TO DO: need initial alignments */
> devpccard.c:828: //     pcibussize(cb->pci->bridge, &membase,
> &iobase); /* now assign them */
> fns.h:103: void pcibussize(Pcidev*, ulong*, ulong*);
> pci.c:765: pcibussize(Pcidev *root, ulong *msize, ulong *iosize)
> pci.c:883:              pcibussize(pciroot, &mema, &ioa);
> term% ls -l pci.c
> --rw-rw-r-- M 8 sys sys 26986 Oct 17 13:48 pci.c
> term%
>
> that is, current devpccard.c has pcibussize that is defined in pci.c
> on the other hand, pci.c in parallels.tgz does not has the function.
>
> term% pwd
> /usr/arisawa/adm/sys/mbook/parallels
> term% g pcibussize
> term% ls -l pci.c
> --rw-r--r-- M 8 arisawa arisawa 29053 Jun 12 03:47 pci.c
> term%
>
> The history of devpccard.c is as follows:
>
> term% cd /sys/src/9/pc
> term% history devpccard.c
> Jul 19 04:20:55 JST 2006 devpccard.c 39299 [arisawa]
> Apr 29 22:45:35 JST 2006 /n/dump/2006/1021/sys/src/9/pc/devpccard.c
> 40443 [arisawa]
>
> pcibussize is added on this month.
>
> term% g pcibussize devpccard.c /n/dump/2006/1021/sys/src/9/pc/
> devpccard.c
> devpccard.c:798:        pcibussize(cb->pci->bridge, &memlen,
> &iolen);   /* TO DO: need initial alignments */
> devpccard.c:828: //     pcibussize(cb->pci->bridge, &membase,
> &iobase); /* now assign them */
> term%
>
> I believe Parallels on MacBook is sufficiently fast for Plan 9,
> because Win2000 runs comfortably.
>
> I am grad if someone has fixed problem.
>
>
> Kenji Arisawa
>
>


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Ignacio Torres  Masdeu <http://ignacio.torresmasdeu.name/>