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On Saturday, October 01, 2022, at 1:32 AM, sirjofri wrote: > Any experience with azure then? Not as of yet. Did see a few guys try with both Azure and GCP. But that does remind me, I should update the virtual machine page on 9p's wiki to detail how to get hyper-v to work. I'll try to get that up

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On Wednesday, September 28, 2022, at 5:16 PM, sirjofri wrote: > Many use vultr, I use netcup. KVM technology mostly works well, hyper-v > doesn't work at all, afaik. Incorrect, Hyper-v works well with 9front if one doesn't care about audio or usb pass through. I'm using it to run 9front, openbsd,

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30.09.2022 12:42:53 Glenn Holmer via 9fans <9fans@9fans.net>: > This has always seemed miraculous to me. Can you give an example of the > commands? On 9front: rimport myserver /net Communication basically always goes through the network interface present in /net (or /net.alt, depending on t

Re: [9fans] building a grid at university

Original Message On Sep 28, 2022, 17:17, sirjofri < sirjofri+ml-9f...@sirjofri.de> wrote: What you can do is, have one single VPS somewhere and make your local server listen via the /net of that VPS. Basically you import the /net of the VPS to your machine and then start listeni

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30.09.2022 03:29:04 fig : > would i configure the through drawterm, or through mounting the graphics, > /dev/screen etc. i ask because configuring a linux VPS is extremely simple as > the OS is entirely functional through just CLI. For this system to work, your VPS also needs to be plan 9 base

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Quoth fig : > but plan 9 is not, and i > don’t know how this is addressed when using a VPS. even the install process > is graphical. is kvm necessary? There are a few options. 1) Many hosts like Vultr or Ramnode provide graphical VNC consoles. 2) Graphics aren't necessary; inst/start works just

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> What you can do is, have one single VPS somewhere and make your local server listen via the /net of that VPS. Basically you import the /net of the VPS to your machine and then start listening that’s really all it takes, isn’t it? that’s so nice. to think i’m impressed with plan 9 now, just the b

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28.09.2022 23:58:23 fig : >> Think about what you want to do with those files on your server.  > i'm not going to needlessly elaborate, but i'll say that before this, i was > already using my ebooks, audiobooks, text files and music with the tools from > plan9port. Great 😃. I have no more lin

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> Think about what you want to do with those files on your server. i'm not going to needlessly elaborate, but i'll say that before this, i was already using my ebooks, audiobooks, text files and music with the tools from plan9port. > I recommend starting with a few servers (auth, fs, cpu, maybe ev

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A simple data grid using the Inferno operating system Brian Hancock Library Hi Tech ISSN: 0737-8831 On Tue, Sep 27, 2022 at 3:33 PM wrote: > i have been learning plan 9 for abo

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Hello and welcome, 28.09.2022 00:33:32 type9fr...@gmail.com: > i want to have a server for my documents, ebooks, music, and images, as well > as a persistent IRC client and maybe even a mail server. Think about what you want to do with those files on your server. Do you have an e-reader? A musi

[9fans] building a grid at university

i have been learning plan 9 for about a week now through a 9front install on a spare laptop. i’m really falling for it, especially as someone who loves shell and unix. i’m here to get some advisement on what my best options would be for making a plan 9 grid, as a university student. i want to ha