Sun 3/50, someone?

Sun 3/50, someone?

[Steve]

David Iain Greig <greig@columbia.colorado.EDU> wrote:
>I noted that someone has done a functional port of Plan9 to the 
>Sun 3/50.  Could anyone with information on this please email
>me, as I am dying to look at Plan9, and I have a spare Sun 3/50
>kicking about.

Yes, dhog@plan9.cs.su.oz.au (David Hogan) said:
: I actually have the new system running on 3/50s and 3/60s.
: At some stage I will tidy this up and make it available to
: anyone who cares (and has a valid license).

He'll probably announce it here when it is ready, so stay tuned ...
-- 
Steve Kotsopoulos  P.Eng.                         steve@ecf.toronto.edu
Systems Analyst,  Engineering Computing Facility, University of Toronto
http://www.ecf.toronto.edu/staff/steve/

Sun 3/50, someone?

[dhog]

>Yes, dhog@plan9.cs.su.oz.au (David Hogan) said:
>: I actually have the new system running on 3/50s and 3/60s.
>: At some stage I will tidy this up and make it available to
>: anyone who cares (and has a valid license).
>
>He'll probably announce it here when it is ready, so stay tuned ...

I've been too busy to do this myself.  Forsyth has offered to get it
ready for distribution, and I have agreed to this.

Only trouble now is that upas, as distributed, barfs on large messages
received via smtp, so I haven't actually got the bundle through to him yet.
If you set up Plan 9 as a mail server, you need to do a "chmod 777 /mail/tmp"
to stop this from happening.