On 04/03/2014 09:08 PM, Szymon Olewniczak wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 02, 2014 at 06:02:23PM -0400, erik quanstrom wrote:
>> On Wed Apr 2 17:49:51 EDT 2014, [email protected] wrote:
>>>> if you do a pull as glenda, or alternately
>>>>
>>>> mount /srv/boot /n/root &&
>>>> 9fs atom &&
>>>> disk/mkfs -vkU -s /n/atom/plan9^`{pwd} -d . <{echo +}
>>>>
>>>> you can then try "mkusbboot -p `{echo +}". this may actually work.
>>> srv: dial tcp!atom.9atom.org!fs: cs: can't translate address:
>>> '/srv/dns' file
>>> does not exist.
>>> It seems to me like an issue with internet connection. Am I right?
>>> One more question to this command. You've used pwd in it, so what directory
>>> should I be in, in
>>> order to run command successfully? Why do I need to run this first mount
>>> command(the /n/root seems
>>> to be used nowhere)?
>> yes. you can either run ndb/dns -r and ndb/cs and then try again, or replace
>> "9fs atom" with
>>
>> attaip=208.71.233.235
>> nflag=-n
>> srv $nflag -q tcp!$attaip atom &&
>> mount $nflag /srv/atom /n/atom atom
> But my ethernet device probably is not recognised. When I run ip/ipconfig I
> get:
> ipconfig: /net/ipifc/clone: bind ether /net/ether0: '/net/ether0' cs:
> file does not exist
>
> It looks to me like the need of ordering a new ethernet card. I will try to
> order 8169 as you've recomended
> and try to connect to the internet again.
>
>>>> there is not enough room on the usb key to install all.
>>> The other problem is that after compiling usb and all it dependences when
>>> I've rebooted
>>> the plan 9 atom all programs disappeared and I've needed to compile them
>>> again. Is there any method to
>>> make the changes to the disk persistent?
>> changes to the disk are persistent. i suspect the executables are
>> misplaced. are you booting from the hard drive?
> I'm booting from pendirve which I've setuped as you described earlier(using
> dd). Maybe it's happening becouse
> I turn off my computer by pressing power button.
> How can I turn off plan9 in a clear way?
>
> BR,
> Szymon
>
fshalt(8).
