> /rc/bin/termrc > /rc/bin/termrc.local > /cfg/$sysname/termrc > ... but which would be considered the most logical place to deal with > things such as setting hd parameters for the machine on bootup like > the 'echo dma on > /dev/sdC0/ctl' example above?
In /cfg/$sysname/termrc, because you might not want it for every machine you run. > What's the conventional wisdom regarding which of those scripts > are used for what purposes? i.e., when to prefer one over the Roughly speaking: /rc/bin/termrc - applies to all Plan 9 terminals everywhere /rc/bin/termrc.local - applies to all terminals on your network /cfg/$sysname/termrc - applies to one particular terminal > ( by the way, what to do when I find errors in the man pages? .e.g., in > the interest of correcting them upstream ) Submit a patch(1). > Ok, so I may simply generally disregard any mention of kfs in any docs or > scripts and config files I might happen upon? Yes, if you have only fossil installed.
