Also, I recently began work to revise Plan 9 documentation. If you'd like to
help, feel free to join me on the TIP9UG mailing list at
https://groups.google.com/g/tokyo-inferno--plan-9-users-group or contact me
directly at vic.thac...@fastmail.fm.
Sincerely,
Vester "Vic" Thacker
On Fri, Oct 1
Your quite right, I wouldn't switch to 9front for that reason, but is nice
that 9front does have more secure protocols in place. I stuck with bell
labs because the RPI iso was right there I wanted to see the OS from the
beginning. Its also why I have the bootable 9legacy USB for my old desktop,
but
Quoth joseph turco :
> CDs for bell labs). I was wondering about something, I've been having some
> difficultly using the OS, using commands to do things and getting web
> browsing to work with abaco (complains about no DNS). Is the OS assuming
> you are proficent in Unix commands? I am not th
fyi, mothra isn't really *better* than abaco, both support only a
small subset of websites, and not exactly the same subset. that's not
the reason to switch to 9front ;)
on 9front we use rcpu and rimport
on ball-labs you can only use the insecure cpu and import commands.
but if you had a central
Nice! I'm still understanding how to use the OS. I can't even get on the
web as its complaining about DNS servers in abaco (I know mothra is
preferred but I'm using bell labs plan 9). I need to understand how I can
get two plan 9 systems to talk to each other, and then able to mount the fs
system o
I went all in on my first foray, and set up discrete fs + auth + cpu + terms,
it was fun but wholly unnecessary. Eventually I settled into fs/auth on one,
and a cpu server on the side with drawterm/terms. This was all 9front, which
has some niceties for networked setups, including cpu listeners
Thank you to both of you for the responses. I guess getting deep into the
man pages is how I'll have to go about running things. I'm actually
considering taking the OS off my pi, and loading it onto the desktop I have
as a CPU/file server. I can get legacy9 to boot on it, I just need to
figure out
15.10.2021 15:05:25 Sigrid Solveig Haflínudóttir :
A few useful links to get started:
To add more infos for community stuff and more:
(Of course, read as much as possible, the man pages, wiki, fqa, articles,
papers, My notes here are just for you to get a small overview of
the commun
A few useful links to get started:
https://pspodcasting.net/dan/blog/2019/plan9_desktop.html#intro
http://fqa.9front.org/fqa8.html
http://wiki.9front.org
http://only9fans.com
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Hello all,
I am a new user to bell labs plan9. I have it installed on my raspberry pi
400, and I'd also like to get it running on my old desktop as a file
server, which ive been able to boot using legacy9s USB (don't have blank
CDs for bell labs). I was wondering about something, I've been having
Le Thu, Oct 14, 2021 at 05:54:44PM -0400, o...@eigenstate.org a écrit :
> Quoth tlaro...@polynum.com:
> > But is clock_gettime(2) available in APE in any instance of Plan9 or is
> > there a routine achieving the same purpose?
>
> Here's a quick sketch of something that we could add; note
> that th
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