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Check, my SD's fossil also had an -a:
fsys main open -aAV
Thanks, I forgot how I configured it.

But now what did it happen?
We have a Plan9 doing nothing on my desktop.
What does it write to the SD??

On 28.11.2014 10:17, Richard Miller wrote:
>> The Fossil "open" command takes the option "-a" to
>> disable atime.
>
> ... and that's the default on the 9pi distribution image.
>
> term% fossil/conf /dev/sdM0/fossil | grep open
> fsys main open -Va