On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 6:41 PM, erik quanstrom<[email protected]> wrote: >> 9null (the project we're talking about) doesn't require any of it, but >> allows it. you can have a fat partition with plan9.ini and, say, 9pcf. >> but it can't reside at the very beginning of the disk. in fact, you >> should be able to have plan9.ini and kernels anywhere you want: >> fossil, kfs, ext2, iso9660, &c. >> >> the Plan 9 slice layout used by 9null is: >> sector 0: pbs >> sector 1: Plan 9 partition table >> sector 2..k: 9pcload kernel >> sector k..n: data > > is there a 9pxenull? that is a PXE-loadable 9null. > all machines here except the auth and file servers > PXE boot. >
i didn't take a look at pxe booting yet, but i'd be happy to have it working. iru
