if you don't know if it's worth it why do you want to do it?
try to do something that benefits you personally, so that there can be
a more clear goal
On 2/16/19, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
> for completeness, AWS is also an option. there's is an old image that
> Richard Miller created some time ago. Erik mentioned he hoped (was
> planning?) to create an image with up-to-date drivers.
>
Now, Erik's track record is pretty much faultless, so I'd
for completeness, AWS is also an option. there's is an old image that
Richard Miller created some time ago. Erik mentioned he hoped (was
planning?) to create an image with up-to-date drivers.
On Sat, Feb 16, 2019 at 2:11 AM Skip Tavakkolian
wrote:
> GCP would be an option. 9legacy has
GCP would be an option. 9legacy has instructions and a ready image.
On Fri, Feb 15, 2019 at 3:59 AM Kare Nuorteva wrote:
>
> Hello 9fans,
>
> I'm a Plan 9 enthusiast from Finland. I've been playing around with Plan 9
> as
> a hobby for few years now. Earlier I've played with 9front, but now I'd
I've never failed to get Plan 9 running under VMware ESX (v 3.51). It
takes remembering what adjustments I made the last time, or
rediscovering them.
I will be converting the ESX images to kqemu in the near future, see
how that pans out.
Lucio.
regardless of the hardware, before deciding on a host check a
traceroute to some test-ip they should provide, to make sure it
doesn't actually first go to germany and back or some other sillyness!
i just picked the cheapest server i could find, but limited my search
parameters to those that do
plan9 has run under xen, kqmu and vmware in the past but i dont know its
current status, but that might be an option.
i run the labs distro with some bits of 9front on a raspberry pi and a
supermicro mini itx server.
-Steve
> On 16 Feb 2019, at 3:28 am, Sean Hinchee wrote:
>
> It's hard
It's hard to say whether a board will work without testing. You could
try searching the 9front sysinfo lists, but it's possible this board has
never been used. If it does work, I'm sure the 9front project would
enjoy a copy of the sysinfo for it :)
I've done all my Plan 9 hosting through
Hello 9fans,
I'm a Plan 9 enthusiast from Finland. I've been playing around with Plan 9 as
a hobby for few years now. Earlier I've played with 9front, but now I'd like to
try out Bell Labs distro.
I'm thinking about renting a server from Hetzner (they've got a data center in
Helsinki) and run
