I'm trying to install Plan9 on my Thinkpad T410. I could boot using the
latest Plan9.iso image and the install process gets to the diskpart step
(the step after the configfs step) and it complains about not seeing any
hard disks.
I have Linux installed in one of the partitions and it shows the fol
sorry.. very new to plan9
how to I open a new terminal to run the command?
On Sat, Feb 16, 2013 at 12:49 AM, erik quanstrom wrote:
> On Sat Feb 16 01:41:26 EST 2013, dcha...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to install Plan9 on my Thinkpad T410. I could boot using the
> > latest Plan9.iso image
No /dev/sd* directory. I only found a /dev/sdctl.
On a side note, I got plan 9 installed on a VBox VM - had to install an
older version of VBox and use IDE controller for the virtual disk.
Mouse worked during install but not after that.
On Feb 16, 2013 1:06 AM, "erik quanstrom" wrote:
> On Sat F
16, 2013 at 2:13 AM, Deepak Chawla wrote:
> No /dev/sd* directory. I only found a /dev/sdctl.
>
> On a side note, I got plan 9 installed on a VBox VM - had to install an
> older version of VBox and use IDE controller for the virtual disk.
> Mouse worked during install but not after
Good news:
9atom successfully detected the SATA drive, the unpartitioned space in it
and used it for the installation.
Bad news:
It ended up corrupting my Linux root partition which was after the
unpartitioned space. Fortunately I had a back of the root partition and I
could quickly recover it. Ha
My Vbox VM has 2 CPUs, but /dev/sysstat only has one line entry for CPU ID
0. I'm running Erik's 9atom on the VM. Do I need to run anything to start
the other processor?
I do. I'll set it to 0.
BTW, whats with the * in the beginning of some of the names?
On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 11:27 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
> > My Vbox VM has 2 CPUs, but /dev/sysstat only has one line entry for CPU
> ID
> > 0. I'm running Erik's 9atom on the VM. Do I need to run anything to s
Check your plan9.ini (in the 9fat partition), it probably has a
"user=glenda" line in there. Remove it and it'll prompt for a user name.
On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 4:29 PM, Roswell Grey wrote:
> I've done con -l /srv/fscons and gone through that process. But I don't
> know what to do to log in as t
1. I have a similar setup.. grub multi-boot with Win7, Linux and Plan9.
Works great. I use the same way to boot Plan9 as I do to boot Win7
2. You'll need to resize the filesystem first, not sure which fs you have
(fossil?) and if you can resize it. If you can, resize the fs to smaller
than the desi
In the past, I've had problems installing 9atom/plan9 on the latest version
of VirtualBox, but I could install it on a VM from an older (4.1.24?) rev
of VirtualBox. I have since updated to the latest VirtualBox and my VMs
have continued to work. I haven't tried an install on a new VM since I
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