On Thu, 13 Jan 2011, andrey mirtchovski wrote: > When you boot the live cd you'll have a pretty good idea whether your > system is supported -- if things are OK you'll get to a gui with > installation information. You'll be able to figure out whether you > want to try it or not even before you get to the hard drive > partitioning :)
Excellent.. > There's no 'other plan9', WYSIWYG. There's another installation cd > with slightly more supported hardware called '9atom'. You can try that > if the current one doesn't work. It works. I've had Plan9 up and running from the Live CD. > Failing the CD path, you can download 9vx and try the full Plan 9 > environment hosted on your normal OS. That's great! I have "Native Oberon for Linux" running the very same way. Best of both worlds - at a bit of a price though. :) Thanks for the input. -- Duke
