As for internet using ethernet,

        1) Find out what type of Ethernet card you have
        2) Look at plan9.ini(8) to see how to change plan9.ini to do so.
                % man -P plan9.ini
           Use the arrow keys to go through pages and q to quit.
        3) Type:
                % 9fat:
                % cd /n/9fat
                % acme plan9.ini
        4) Add the necessary line to the end of the file
5) Hold down Shift and right-click the word Put at the top. Do the same with Exit. This saves and quits.
        6) Type
                % cd
                % cd lib/
                % acme profile
        7) At the top, add the lines
                ndb/dns -r
                ip/ipconfig
           Save and quit as above.
        8) Type
                % fshalt -r
This will reboot your system safely, and when you get back up you should have your Internet configured.

Other places for tutorials:
- the Plan 9 wiki (http://plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/)
- type:
        % cd /sys/doc
        % lc
   Find a document you might like to read, and then
        % page <documentname>.ps
   For example,
        - lp.ps Describes how to use the printer
        - rc.ps Describes how to use rc, the Plan 9 shell
        - comp.ps       Describes how to use the Plan 9 compilers
        - troff.ps      Describes how to use troff, the text formatter
        - ape.ps        Describes how to port alien software to Plan 9 using APE
- type
        man -P 1 <programname>
  to see info on a program

To compile C programs, it depends on how you wrote them:
- Compiling programs written exclusively for Plan 9 in the Plan 9 system:
                8c file.c
                8l -o programname file.8
        - Compiling ANSI C/POSIX programs:
                pcc -o programname file.c



On Jan 28, 2008, at 5:04 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I would like very much to use plan9, but there are some things i am
unsure of.
this is a list of things i need to know how to do:

1)write to newsgroups, and use internet using ethernet
2)use a c compiler
3)a good tutorial site for commands, programming etc.

Thanks

-nolan

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