From: Kevin McQuiggin mcquiggi@sfu.ca
Subject: [9fans] New User: Basic Questions (unclear in FAQ etc)
Date: Sun, 19 Apr 1998 10:50:04 -0700 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <19980419175004.YeIjbHm1MVbGncSEmdYzTjlIju_sX03wOpPcOwgsqAQ@z> (raw)
Hi All:
I'm a new user. I've installed the pcdist, from the newest floppy
images/files, to my 486 PC.
I have two initial goals:
1. I want to get Plan 9 configured with my NE2000 card to allow me to
either telnet to one of my unix boxes (on the LAN), or be able to ping the
Plan 9 machine from another machine.
The card is at 0x300 and IRQ5, and appears to be found by probing on boot
(the ethernet address appears on the green-text login/root fs page).
With this in mind I hunted around and found the following on the "Tips" page:
Subject: Configuring IP
ndb/cs # sets sysname
ip/ipconfig -b -m ipmask ipaddr
ip/arpd -b bcast-addr
echo -n 'add 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 128.100.8.224' > '#P/iproute'
bind -a '#Q' /dev # icmp device
aux/icmp # icmp listener
echo -n 'add tcp il udp icmp' > /net/cs
and I added this to /lib/namespace:
bind -a #Q /net
Here are my observations:
- the ip/arpd line hangs forever, have to reboot the machine.
- the #Q device is not known to my kernel, it complains about unknown #
device.
2. I'd like to get my ATAPI cdrom visible. The "#R" device is for SCSI, the
"#m" device is for soundblaster. I can't find the letter code for ATAPI
although it appears from other pages and the FAQ that it is supported.
Then I'll be able to install the rest of the system.
Oh, and the "man" utility is not available, it says "file not found".
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
Ke
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Kevin McQuiggin VE7ZD
mcquiggi@sfu.ca
next reply other threads:[~1998-04-19 17:50 UTC|newest]
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1998-04-19 17:50 Kevin [this message]
1998-04-19 18:44 Digby
1998-04-19 18:57 jim
1998-04-19 19:02 schwartz+9fans
1998-04-19 23:13 Kevin
1998-04-20 4:40 jim
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