> > echo add nvram 0x10 0x12 >'#'F/flashctl
>
> That's too late for wrkey.
If you look at /sys/src/libauthsrv/readnvram.c, you will
notice that on arm platforms, readnvram will try
to read the nvram from #F/flash/flash at address 0x10.
The nvram flash partition is only useful as a co
> However, if you don't want to spread your passwords over
> your network, you would prefer to use the flash, simply
> by adding, for example, the following to your /cfg/*/cpurc:
>
> echo add nvram 0x10 0x12 >'#'F/flashctl
That's too late for wrkey.
There's a lot about the Sheeva that do
> Could somebody mail me an example of a successful allocation of flash
> memory for Plan 9 use on a Sheevaplug so I can figure out what I am
> doing wrong?
In you case, you may simply include the nvram in your kernel by
adding the "nvram" file to the bootdir section of your kernel
configuration a
