Winston Kodogo wrote:
Hey Adriano
It seems as if the list is not totally moribund after all, even if
these days people will insist on talking about Plan9 on it, rather
than posting informative digressions about almost everything else. I
hope you got at least some of the responses which your o
Some general comments.
It’s good to see it used in at least a few places. It’s too good a system to be
the only one using it. But I will until providence completely forces me to do
otherwise, which I don’t anticipate.
I’m really lucky to be able to use the system, especially in the way it was
Hi Brantley,
I am by no means an experienced developer or Plan 9 user, so I can hardly
speak from the same experience level as most (I assume) of the posters on
this list. I only recently found myself very interested in Plan 9, C, and
embedded systems. As of now, I only run 9front as a learning en
Nick,
Coraid, Inc sold network storage systems that consisted of our software running
on more or less stock Supermicro hardware. We invented the ATA-over-Ethernet
block storage network protocol. We sold almost $100,000,000 worth of stuff,
somewhere north of 10,000 units, all running Plan 9.
I
Brantley,
Wow, that's really impressive. Thanks for sharing. Would you say that
Supermicro hardware supports Plan 9 well, or did it take a lot of hacking
and driver development? I have a Supermicro 1U sitting in my uncles
basement — I might go grab it and set it up as a fileserver.
Nick
On Wedne
