9vx is capable of communication over a unix domain socket, so it should work with p9p programs.
That said, you *should* be able to access resources from 9vx via any p9p supported platform. If you just want to transfer files, why not just use the #Z device in 9vx though to mount the host system's FS? Works great here. "bind '#Z/host/system/path' somewhere/in/Plan9" etc. On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 10:28 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I have a plan9/linux dual boot on my machine. Is there any way I can > access (i.e: read and/or write) the fossil partition of my plan9 > install from 9vx on linux? > Actually, is there any way at all I can access that partition from > linux? > > I'm just looking for an easy way to transfer some of the conf files I > have on the native plan9 to the 9vx on linux. Of course I can boot > plan9 and mount one of my linux ext partitions and use it as a transfer > partition but that's not very convenient. > > With 9vx I can now easily try some plan9-ish stuff without losing the > ability to ... listen to music on my computer. ☺ > Yes, as silly as it sounds, it's actually a big win for me and I'm > really glad 9vx exists just for that. So, thanks a lot Russ. > > Cheers, > Mathieu. > > >
