it does work, and you can authenticate to plan 9 using
Inferno's factotum (or, if you're running Inferno on Plan 9,
using Plan 9's factotum within Inferno).
the "bad fversion conversion ..." suggests that whatever you're
running with aux/listen1 is spitting out something else before
starting the p
> The following sequence works for me. I get your "bad fversion ..."
> error without `-r ' to skip the root negotiation:
>
> On plan 9:
>
> % aux/listen1 tcp!*!styx /bin/exportfs -r /usr/glenda
>
> On inferno:
>
> % mount -A tcp!192.168.1.3! /n/plan9
Excellent; that's the tri
On Sep 27, 2009, at 5:28 PM, blstu...@bellsouth.net wrote:
So am I out of my mind or shouldn't I be able to mount a Plan 9
file system on Inferno. I thought that was one of the effects of
making 9p2000 and styx the same. But even setting aside the
authentication issue, if I do an aux/listen1
So am I out of my mind or shouldn't I be able to mount a Plan 9
file system on Inferno. I thought that was one of the effects of
making 9p2000 and styx the same. But even setting aside the
authentication issue, if I do an aux/listen1 on the Plan 9 side,
and then try to do a mount -A on the Infern
