Here's a procedure that worked for me.
- download new usbinstamd64.bz2 from 9atom.org
- boot it up, run through the installer
- answer no to ``build full amd64 set?''
- answer no to ``halt system?''
- mount new disk's 9fat and copy over /386/9paed
- edit plan9.ini to boot 9paed
This will boot up
On Thu Mar 27 16:50:18 EDT 2014, r...@davidrhoskin.com wrote:
> Here's a procedure that worked for me.
>
> - download new usbinstamd64.bz2 from 9atom.org
> - boot it up, run through the installer
> - answer no to ``build full amd64 set?''
> - answer no to ``halt system?''
> - mount new disk's 9fat
> there is something odd here.
I agree.
> where do the 386 executables come from? they're not on the usb key.
It has some in /386/bin.
> it's also hard to explain that the usb key 64-bit kernel works just fine,
but doesn't (i happen to know) appear to boot from your hard drive.
The usb key's
Hi,
is it safe to install Plan 9 on flash device? I'm asking about this becouse I
remember that there was a problem
with this on Linux becouse system saves data on the begining of the disk much
more often than in the other blocks.
BR,
Szymon
On Thu Mar 27 17:25:55 EDT 2014, szymon.olewnic...@rid.pl wrote:
> Hi,
> is it safe to install Plan 9 on flash device? I'm asking about this becouse I
> remember that there was a problem
> with this on Linux becouse system saves data on the begining of the disk much
> more often than in the other
erik quanstrom ha scritto:
thanks, i'll look into this.
- erik
As i wrote in a previous mail, I tried this procedure:
(pcbox is a working Atom/fossil, using the key to install on dell1).
download usbinstamd64.bz2, load the usb key
pcbox% usbsd
pcbox% disk/kfs -f /dev/sdu0/fs
pcbox% mount /sr
On 28 March 2014 07:49, David Hoskin wrote:
> Here's a procedure that worked for me.
>
> - download new usbinstamd64.bz2 from 9atom.org
> - boot it up, run through the installer
> - answer no to ``build full amd64 set?''
> - answer no to ``halt system?''
> - mount new disk's 9fat and copy over /3
