> Do I need to run the terminal as user None (and specify that as the > default in plan9.ini) so that the 'real' user can log on to the cpu > server with their credentials after rio has started?
log into a terminal as yourself. this way you are yourself on the file server, and have expanded permissions. the old arguments from unix apply. > I see how it would work where the terminal has some local resources > that are useful (including where you use drawterm from another OS) - > log onto the local terminal then log on to the cpu - but in the PXE > boot case the terminal isn't supposed to have any local storage or > even much processing power. my terminal is often much faster than the cpu server. here the old arguments from the plan 9 papers do not apply. (well they do in some big environments, but that's a different story.) the main resource your terminal needs is a kbd and mouse. - erik
