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Date: Fri,  9 Mar 2007 18:31:10 +0000
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some of that will become part of the main inferno distribution
in some form.  i wanted to do that at the same time as
i made some other related changes.
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> I have been using the most fabulous Acme "stand-alone" under Windows
> (http://caerwyn.com/acme/) and am now getting into maybe using it to
> connect to my home P9 machine.  So, for starters I was going try and
> cpu from my Inferno Acme into my home Plan 9.

i do this, (cpu from inferno to plan 9) but i'm not sure anyone else does or has.

my setup involves a few additions to inferno.
it's all on sources in /contrib/rog/infauth

there's a README that describes what i do. i don't know how 
easy it is to understand!

let me know how you get on...

  cheers,
    rog.
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