I have a MikroTik 411 that will soon be deployed as a Wi-Fi link to
the Internet and in the absence of any other manner to mess with it
until then, I decided to see how far a Plan 9 installation would go:
Plan 9
cpu0: 680MHz mips 24k be v3.5 rev 0, no fpu
cpu0: 16 tlb entries, using 4K pages
cpu0: l1 i cache: 512 sets 4 ways 32 bytes/line
cpu0: l1 d cache: 256 sets 4 ways 32 bytes/linecaches configured as
write-through
256M memory: 53M kernel data, 203M user, 1227M swap
#l0: atheros71xx: 1Gbps port 0X1A000000 irq 5: d4ca6d7df1ce
#l1: atheros71xx: 1Gbps port 0X19000000 irq 4: d4ca6d7df1cf
It stops there, but there are enough lies in the above to accept that
verdict.
Still, it shows promise, given that this is 9rb created from the
distribution. I don't think I have the know-how to fix it (I may do
at least some digging, though), but I thought others may find this at
least interesting.
In passing, having to build the user space for MIPS, I found that it
helps if /mips/bin/contrib is writable by the builder: it is not
created by default, but it comes in handy for those of us who may have
something that will be installed in it.
++L
