Thank you for the nudges towards the right direction.
Self-inflicted confusion : I'm running 9vx and forgot that I was mk'ing an
emulator to run within an emulator.
After a lot of fiddling with libraries, dependencies I got tinyemu to
compile and run.
When I execute: tinyemu bridge.cfg
It can't
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> The make command failed with dependency on slirp module.
I don't think plan 9 has a 'make' command. If you just run 'mk'
on plan 9 in the tinyemu directory, it uses the mkfile there
and there's no slirp dependency.
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The make command failed with dependency on slirp module.
The download from Fabrice's website included slirp and the make ran to
completion.
My *real unsolved issue* is that I don't understand how to create a version
of Plan9 that
boots and runs on tinyemu. I confirmed that tinyemu itself runs fin
> I had difficulty in getting tinyEmu from contrib/miller/tinyemu.tar
> working.
Can you be a bit more specific about your difficulty? How far did you
get, what exactly didn't work?
To use networking, your Plan 9 kernel needs bridge(3) configured in.
In tinyemu.tar there's an example bridge.rc sc
