On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 1:48 AM, Nyan Htoo Tin <nyanhtoo...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Feb 12, 1:22 am, j...@jfloren.net (John Floren) wrote: >> On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 8:30 AM, Nyan Htoo Tin <nyanhtoo...@gmail.com> wrote: >> > Hi all, I've successfully tried plan9 on qemu/virtualbox. >> > But I don't understand what is CPU server that I usually saw in plan9 >> > doc/manual?? >> > I'd like to know details...link/pointer would be appreciated. >> >> > I've downloadedhttp://www.9gridchan.org/9grid_node_imgand used >> > drawterm. >> > But I have no idea how to connect from plan9 machine. >> > Let's say after I've booted CPU server using this command >> > qemu -hda ventigridserver.qcow2.img -redir tcp:2567::567 -redir tcp: >> > 17010::17010 -m 256 >> >> > I could use drawterm. But How do I connect from another plan9 machine? >> > I've tried cpu -h gridserver but not successful.... >> >> I'm not sure about the 9gridchan images in particular, but if you're >> trying to connect from another Plan 9 machine, *in general*, you want >> to add some stuff to /lib/ndb/local. If your cpu/auth server is called >> gridserver, the computer you want to connect *from* should have >> entries something like this: >> >> auth=gridserver authdom=yourauthdomain >> >> sys=gridserver dom=gridserver.yourauthdomain ip=<its IP> >> >> Then you can do cpu -h gridserver. >> >> Hope this helps >> >> John > > After I start qemu with > > qemu -hda ventigridserver.qcow2.img -redir tcp:2567::567 -redir tcp: > 17010::17010 -m 256 > I start again this time with: qemu -hda ventigridserver.qcow2.img > The one I want to connect *from* /lib/ndb/local file has these lines > also: > authdom=the9grid auth=gridserver > ..... > sys=gridserver authdom=the9grid > auth=gridserver > When I do cpu -h gridserver, > cpu: can't dial: gridserver: cs: can't translate address: dns: > resource does not exist > > Thanks for your help... > >
1. I really do not think it is a good idea to boot two instances of qemu using the same hard disk 2. After you boot the second system (preferably by making a copy of the disk image), try running "ip/ipconfig" and "ndb/dns -r" just for kicks and giggles. Oh, and put an ip= field into your /lib/ndb/local, in this case I think you might need it. And then if that doesn't work, just use drawterm the way the site recommends. It'll also make your qemu CPU server run faster. John
