seems to run Plan 9 right out of the box. It's an rtl8139, the graphics work, I am going to transplant the drives to it tomorrow and see if it all continues to "just work". But the Plan 9 install CD booted and ran just fine. Seems like a nice fast little machine for Plan 9. Of course, Plan 9 has graphics up and running before the delivered OS can get to the point of saying "what language do you tawk" but that's to be expected.
Nice, I thought I was going to have to host plan 9 under a VM, but it appears I can just run it. I did have to make one improvement, however: I had to take a screwdrive and slash it through the "touch this sticker and void your warranty" stickers. Standards must, after all, be upheld. Anybody want a "google desktop" cd :-) ron
