Closed rminnich closed 2 years ago
This is great! What is dc
short for? At some point it's devno
IIUC, device number I suppose?
dc has meaning internally in Plan 9, basically means, IIRC, 'device character' jmk is no longer around to ask and I don't totally trust anyone's memory since someone told me the totally wrong meaning of the use of the word 'rock' in the kernel :-)
struct Dev { int dc; char* name;
http://man.cat-v.org/plan_9/3/intro
“Device Character”
This also shows up in inferno docs; although sometimes called “device letter”.
Larry
On Mar 5, 2022, at 11:15 AM, ron minnich @.***> wrote:
dc has meaning internally in Plan 9, basically means, IIRC, 'device character' jmk is no longer around to ask and I don't totally trust anyone's memory since someone told me the totally wrong meaning of the use of the word 'rock' in the kernel :-)
struct Dev { int dc; char* name;
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that's weird. I did update them. HOld on.
thanks gmacd fixes in flight.
fixed the nmount names. Keep those reviews coming, they're all good.
If this works I'l probably bring ipfs back in from Harvey.
Looks good now - thanks!
if it looks good can someone approve :-)
nmount allows use of different 9p clients in the kernel.
Signed-off-by: Ronald G. Minnich rminnich@gmail.com