if the second raspberry pi is *not* running plan9 sshnet allows you to use its
network interfaces (via ssh) for tcp connections.
-Steve
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Second question: if the second raspberry pi is running plan9, then you
can use import(4); look at the first example in its man page.
On Wed, Aug 11, 2021 at 2:09 AM Олег Бахарев wrote:
>
> Of course I haven't done this yet, but is there any information on how to
> write drivers in Plan 9? And
On Wed, Aug 11, 2021 at 4:38 PM Stuart Morrow
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> On 11/08/2021, Richard Miller <9f...@hamnavoe.com> wrote:
> > /sys/doc/net/net.pdf
>
> Heads up: spends alot of time on STREAMS, which are not a part of Plan 9.
>
> The FQA also links to that paper with no such forewarning.
>
The mentions
On 11/08/2021, Richard Miller <9f...@hamnavoe.com> wrote:
> /sys/doc/net/net.pdf
Heads up: spends alot of time on STREAMS, which are not a part of Plan 9.
The FQA also links to that paper with no such forewarning.
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> Of course I haven't done this yet, but is there any information on how to
> write drivers in Plan 9?
Reading the source code of existing drivers is a good way to learn.
> And the second question: if there is a second
> raspberry already connected to the Internet, how can you distribute the
>
Of course I haven't done this yet, but is there any information on how to
write drivers in Plan 9? And the second question: if there is a second
raspberry already connected to the Internet, how can you distribute the
Internet for the current raspberry from it?
ср, 11 авг. 2021 г., 11:18 Richard
> if there is a usb wifi adapter, how can
> it be run in plan 9?
By writing a driver to go in /sys/src/cmd/usb/ether ☺
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Thanks. Each of proposed variants works.
there is a question of such a plan: if there is a usb wifi adapter, how can
it be run in plan 9?
ср, 11 авг. 2021 г., 8:14 :
> An example of automating what Richard said:
>
> My system name is 'syrup' and my local SSID is 'Ranch'. I
> have a plain file,
An example of automating what Richard said:
My system name is 'syrup' and my local SSID is 'Ranch'. I
have a plain file, $home/lib/wpa/Ranch, which has the WPA
password in it. Then in /cfg/syrup/termrc, I have this:
bind -a '#l1' /net
echo 'key proto=wpapsk essid=Ranch !password='^`{cat
> I have Raspberry Pi 4B (1 Gb RAM) and how to run wifi (and setup wifi) on
> it ?
Assuming you're running with root fs on SD card, and
no ethernet connected.
Assume your wifi ssid is MYSSID and uses wpa2 authentication,
and your wifi passwd is MYPASSWORD.
In cmdline.txt on the DOS partition,
it seems you can insert it in one of these :P
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On 8/10/21, Олег Бахарев wrote:
> I have Raspberry Pi 4B (1 Gb RAM) and how to run wifi (and setup wifi) on
> it ?
I have Raspberry Pi 4B (1 Gb RAM) and how to run wifi (and setup wifi) on
it ?
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