So how far did you get? I'm currently reading about that package
system and think we could send a 9vx package to the maintainer when
ready...
I'm also not sure yet about the best way of binding packages directly
into the filesystem instead of ftp getting them
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 1:30 PM, ron m
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 11:15 PM, Anthony Sorace wrote:
> Tiny Core Linux looks interesting. Played around a bit in a VM tonight
> and will be trying it on the ThinkPad tomorrow. I'm curious about your
> setup. I assume you're using 9vx directly for graphics, no more
> drawterm? You run within X?
Tiny Core Linux looks interesting. Played around a bit in a VM tonight
and will be trying it on the ThinkPad tomorrow. I'm curious about your
setup. I assume you're using 9vx directly for graphics, no more
drawterm? You run within X?
My attempt tomorrow is going to be giving a GB or two to Linux a
> NetBSD runs on ESX at the same time as Plan 9 and it switches off
> reproduceably pretty abruptly when I try to FTP the GNU directory from
> gnu.org,
good to see the netbsd guys have taste!
- erik
> You say 'skip lguest' -- that's fine. But what's the best alternative
> for running Plan9 server
> on the same bare metal that needs to run something else?
I find VMware ESX (server 3i) pretty robust, whereas VMware server
under Ubuntu makes Ubuntu somewhat more fragile than if I don't start
an
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 6:36 PM, Roman V. Shaposhnik wrote:
> You say 'skip lguest' -- that's fine. But what's the best alternative for
> running Plan9 server
> on the same bare metal that needs to run something else?
>
OK, for that, lguest is great. I am thinking entirely in terms fo
supporting
> You say 'skip lguest' -- that's fine. But what's the best alternative
> for running Plan9 server
> on the same bare metal that needs to run something else?
more hardware ☺
- erik
On 03/16/09 06:01 PM, ron minnich wrote:
skip lguest.
What I'm looking at now is tinycore linux: tinycorelinux.org and vx32.
Much easier. Makes a nice terminal. I have to add some things to it,
it doesn't come w/wireless.
That is all fine for the terminal (I suppose you really mean running
t
skip lguest.
What I'm looking at now is tinycore linux: tinycorelinux.org and vx32.
Much easier. Makes a nice terminal. I have to add some things to it,
it doesn't come w/wireless.
ron
I recently got a relatively modern ThinkPad. I figured it might be a
good chance to play with something new, and THnX has always looked
interesting. I have Ron's stuff from August or so; is that still the
latest? Is there a better way to run Plan 9 in lguest, with as minimal
a Linux underneath as p
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