Almost there...

Almost there...

[Mike Shaver]

(kinda)

Everything compiles now (had to comment out another PRINT() in
arch/mips/lib/watch.S), and I just have to chase down the undefined
refs that the linker is barfing on.  So picky, these binutils are. =)

In case anyone else is working on this (Miguel?  You get your box
yet?), these are the ones that it's complaining about:

__mips_bh_counter (arch/mips/kernel/softirq.c:do_bottom_half, among
about 8 other places)
copy_sigbits32 (kernel/irixelf.c:irix_core_dump)
initialize_kbd (sgi/prom/misc.c:prom_*)
kh (drivers/char/psaux.c:write_aux_{dev,cmd})
local_irq_count (bunch of places)
rs_init (drivers/char/ttyio.c:tty_init)
serial_console (sgi/kernel/setup.c:sgi_setup)

Mail me if you want patches to my current working set...

I'll probably get back on this tomorrow at some point...I have "real
work" to do tonight. =(

Mike

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Re: Almost there...

[David S. Miller]

   From: Mike Shaver <shaver@neon.ingenia.ca>
   Date: Sun, 11 May 1997 20:19:58 -0400 (EDT)

   (Miguel?  You get your box yet?)

Nope he didn't, import laws in Mexico got the machine before he did...

Re: Almost there...

[Mike Shaver]

Thus spake David S. Miller:
>    (Miguel?  You get your box yet?)
> 
> Nope he didn't, import laws in Mexico got the machine before he did...

Is that a permanent failure, or just Yet Another Bureaucratic
Delay(tm)?

Mike
(and I thought our gov't was bad...)

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Re: Almost there...

[David S. Miller]

   From: Mike Shaver <shaver@neon.ingenia.ca>
   Date: Sun, 11 May 1997 20:56:15 -0400 (EDT)

   Thus spake David S. Miller:
   >    (Miguel?  You get your box yet?)
   > 
   > Nope he didn't, import laws in Mexico got the machine before he did...

   Is that a permanent failure, or just Yet Another Bureaucratic
   Delay(tm)?

Permanent.

Re: Almost there...

[Mike Shaver]

Thus spake David S. Miller:
>    (Miguel?  You get your box yet?)
> 
> Nope he didn't, import laws in Mexico got the machine before he did...

Is that a permanent failure, or just Yet Another Bureaucratic
Delay(tm)?

Mike
(and I thought our gov't was bad...)

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Re: Almost there...

[Miguel de Icaza]

> > Nope he didn't, import laws in Mexico got the machine before he did...
> 
> Is that a permanent failure, or just Yet Another Bureaucratic
> Delay(tm)?

the machine went back to the US after the customs episode.  Now we are
now going to bring the machine trough the embassy (no way the customs
will ever have a chance to touch it), should be here real soon now
:-).

Miguel.

Re: Almost there...

[richard offer]

* $ from miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx at "12-May:11:25am" | sed "1,$s/^/* /"
*
*
*
* > > Nope he didn't, import laws in Mexico got the machine before he did...
* >
* > Is that a permanent failure, or just Yet Another Bureaucratic
* > Delay(tm)?
*
* the machine went back to the US after the customs episode.  Now we are
* now going to bring the machine trough the embassy (no way the customs
* will ever have a chance to touch it), should be here real soon now
* :-).

I see a whole new story, "SGI smuggles low-end machines to Mexico...."

*
* Miguel.
*


richard.


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Re: Linux ext2fs goes multi-device :-)

[Christopher W. Carlson]

On May 29, 12:48am, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> Subject: Linux ext2fs goes multi-device :-)
>
> I was impressed by the extensive XFS feature list (from some comments
> I read from this mailing list archives, and later from the Usenix
> paper), so during the past days I coded a little extension to ext2fs
> that allows a file system to be extended at runtime.
>
> Say, you are running out of space in /home, you type:
>
> 	e2extend /home /dev/sdb1
>
> (where /dev/sdb1 is a fresh disk ready to be used as an extension to
> /home).  And poof!  instant extra space in /home.
>
> This is from my limited understanding of the IRIX man pages describind
> xlv and xfs.
>
> Tonight this code just passed a lot of testing, I will clean it up and
> post to linux-kernel soonish.
>
> Cheers,
> Miguel.
>-- End of excerpt from Miguel de Icaza


That sounds super cool!  Good work!

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Re: Almost there...

[Miguel de Icaza]

> In case anyone else is working on this (Miguel?  You get your box
> yet?), these are the ones that it's complaining about:

the machine is now back on Mountain View, and should have been shipped
to the american embassy office in the US on friday.

Miguel.

Re: Almost there...

[Larry McVoy]

:    Thus spake David S. Miller:
:    >    (Miguel?  You get your box yet?)
:    > 
:    > Nope he didn't, import laws in Mexico got the machine before he did...
: 
:    Is that a permanent failure, or just Yet Another Bureaucratic
:    Delay(tm)?
: 
: Permanent.

Ariel found a diplomat that is going to schlep it through.  We don't
give up that easy.  And Ralf is getting an Indy as soon as he gets back.
And David & Inglo are getting shitloads of hardware as soon as they
work here.

--lm

Re: Almost there...

[David S. Miller]

   From: lm@neteng.engr.sgi.com (Larry McVoy)
   Date: Sun, 11 May 1997 20:29:38 -0700

   : Permanent.

   Ariel found a diplomat that is going to schlep it through.  We don't
   give up that easy.  And Ralf is getting an Indy as soon as he gets back.
   And David & Inglo are getting shitloads of hardware as soon as they
   work here.

*Clap clap clap*, I expected nothing less 8-)

Re: Almost there...

[Greg Chesson]

restores my faith in the power of the human spirit (over the dark side).

g

Re: Almost there...

[Mike Shaver]

Thus spake Larry McVoy:
> Ariel found a diplomat that is going to schlep it through.  We don't
> give up that easy.  And Ralf is getting an Indy as soon as he gets back.
> And David & Inglo are getting shitloads of hardware as soon as they
> work here.

Excellent!
I'm going to try and con another loaner out of the guys up here (hi,
Kev! =) ) when they actually reclaim mine.

Currently, I'm trying to get my laptop to talk to the network under
Linux (can't see the docking station's ethernet) so I can get the
xcompiler on here.  Right now, I'm working off of a DX4/100, and it's
kinda slow going.  I've been putting off a full rebuild of glibc for
the Indy until I get a faster setup.  (I was tempted to set up the
Irix-hosted stuff, but I don't have the machine for long enough to
warrant the effort.)

Tomorrow, I'm going to try to build the nettools and apache with the
xcompiler.  I fear I'm at the edge of my abilities with the current
kernel stuff, although I may try and track down some of the undefined
symbols if I get some time.

(David?  Inglo?)

Mike

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Re: Almost there...

[Mike Shaver]

Thus spake Larry McVoy:
> Ariel found a diplomat that is going to schlep it through.  We don't
> give up that easy.  And Ralf is getting an Indy as soon as he gets back.
> And David & Inglo are getting shitloads of hardware as soon as they
> work here.

Excellent!
I'm going to try and con another loaner out of the guys up here (hi,
Kev! =) ) when they actually reclaim mine.

Currently, I'm trying to get my laptop to talk to the network under
Linux (can't see the docking station's ethernet) so I can get the
xcompiler on here.  Right now, I'm working off of a DX4/100, and it's
kinda slow going.  I've been putting off a full rebuild of glibc for
the Indy until I get a faster setup.  (I was tempted to set up the
Irix-hosted stuff, but I don't have the machine for long enough to
warrant the effort.)

Tomorrow, I'm going to try to build the nettools and apache with the
xcompiler.  I fear I'm at the edge of my abilities with the current
kernel stuff, although I may try and track down some of the undefined
symbols if I get some time.

(David?  Inglo?)

Mike

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Re: Almost there...

[Martin Knoblauch]

Larry McVoy wrote:
> 
> :    Thus spake David S. Miller:
> :    >    (Miguel?  You get your box yet?)
> :    >
> :    > Nope he didn't, import laws in Mexico got the machin
> :    > before he did...
> :
> :    Is that a permanent failure, or just Yet Another Bureaucratic
> :    Delay(tm)?
> :
> : Permanent.
> 
> Ariel found a diplomat that is going to schlep it through.  We
> don't give up that easy.  And Ralf is getting an Indy as soon
> as he gets back. And David & Inglo are getting shitloads of

  Lets be careful. I have to ship the box from Bavaria to Germany.
This might need a diplomat to.

Martin
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Linux ext2fs goes multi-device :-)

[Miguel de Icaza]

I was impressed by the extensive XFS feature list (from some comments
I read from this mailing list archives, and later from the Usenix
paper), so during the past days I coded a little extension to ext2fs
that allows a file system to be extended at runtime.

Say, you are running out of space in /home, you type:

	e2extend /home /dev/sdb1

(where /dev/sdb1 is a fresh disk ready to be used as an extension to
/home).  And poof!  instant extra space in /home.

This is from my limited understanding of the IRIX man pages describind
xlv and xfs.

Tonight this code just passed a lot of testing, I will clean it up and
post to linux-kernel soonish.

Cheers,
Miguel.