Hello All.
I've been a lurker on 9fans for many years. Today I finally did an
install - +9atom.iso.bz2 into a virtual box VM. The VM is NAT'ed
to a corporate network and I can ping by IP address with no problem.
First questions.
0. How to see my IP address? Cat a file in /net/... somewhere?
And of course, I forgot another question:
4. How to do the moral equivalent of shutdown -h now?
Thanks,
Arnold
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arn...@skeeve.com wrote:
Hello All.
I've been a lurker on 9fans for many years. Today I finally did an
install - +9atom.iso.bz2 into a virtual box VM.
On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 2:41 PM, arn...@skeeve.com wrote:
First questions.
I'm new too but I'll have a go, then someone will correct me!
0. How to see my IP address? Cat a file in /net/... somewhere?
cat /net/ndb
1. How to change the hostname - just edit /rc/bin/termrc and choose
On 10 March 2014 14:41, arn...@skeeve.com wrote:
0. How to see my IP address? Cat a file in /net/... somewhere?
cat /net/ipselftab shows all local IP addresses configured in the IP stack
#I0.
(In Plan 9, you can have more than one independent IP stack: #I0, #I1, ...
.)
Welcome to the party.
On Mar 10, 2014, at 10:41 , arn...@skeeve.com wrote:
0. How to see my IP address? Cat a file in /net/... somewhere?
As Charles said, 'cat /net/ipselftab'. You most likely want the lines
with 'u' in the flags filed (third column), which will most likely include
just the
4. How to do the moral equivalent of shutdown -h now?
fshalt -h
- erik
2. How to use DHCP to get to the corporate DNS servers? (This worked
pretty much OOTB on the labs dist, but I think that 9atom will be
the better match for the work we want to do.) Right now all
hostname lookups (via ping) fail.
i hope this isn't too redundant. i have a little
On Mon, 10 Mar 2014 08:41:12 MDT arn...@skeeve.com wrote:
Hello All.
I've been a lurker on 9fans for many years. Today I finally did an
install - +9atom.iso.bz2 into a virtual box VM. The VM is NAT'ed
to a corporate network and I can ping by IP address with no problem.
First questions.
Pardon my not replying individually - thanks all of you for
the answers! I'm looking forward to climbing this learning curve. :-)
Arnold
I've Plan9 on sdCO and sometimes want to boot from sdE0 (CFlash on ide)
or from a usb key.
The other devices boots but it seems that the used plan9.ini is always
from sdC0.
Probably something wrong on the CF/key devs I built.
But, just to be sure, shouldn't always be used the plan9.ini from the
On Mon Mar 10 17:53:54 EDT 2014, adriano.vera...@mail.com wrote:
I've Plan9 on sdCO and sometimes want to boot from sdE0 (CFlash on
ide) or from a usb key. The other devices boots but it seems that the
used plan9.ini is always from sdC0. Probably something wrong on the
CF/key devs I built.
according to the atmel docs, it's interrupt in, bulk out. does this make sense?
http://www.atmel.com/Images/doc4322.pdf.
- erik
erik quanstrom ha scritto:
On Mon Mar 10 17:53:54 EDT 2014, adriano.vera...@mail.com wrote:
I've Plan9 on sdCO and sometimes want to boot from sdE0 (CFlash on
ide) or from a usb key. The other devices boots but it seems that the
used plan9.ini is always from sdC0. Probably something wrong on
What about Lab's 9load or 9Load on old 9Atom distros ?
with 9load, you've got no options. 9load is just working
against the machine.
- erik
erik quanstrom ha scritto:
What about Lab's 9load or 9Load on old 9Atom distros ?
with 9load, you've got no options. 9load is just working
against the machine.
- erik
Not sure to have unserstood.
Does it mean that plan9.ini is sequentially searched in a fixed order
no matter what is the
On Mon Mar 10 19:07:49 EDT 2014, adriano.vera...@mail.com wrote:
erik quanstrom ha scritto:
What about Lab's 9load or 9Load on old 9Atom distros ?
with 9load, you've got no options. 9load is just working
against the machine.
- erik
Not sure to have unserstood.
Does it mean that
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