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Subject: Re: [9fans] 9pcf + devfs
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You'd need to edit the boot script (/sys/lib/sysconfig/fl/boot if I remember well)
to setup your fs dev before starting fossil. Take a look at the bootdir section
of the config file, where your boot script is mentioned. We use something like this:

#!/boot/rc -m /boot/rcmain
cpuserver=yes
...
echo mirror once /dev/sdC0/once /dev/sdD0/once >/dev/fs/ctl
echo mirror fossil /dev/sdC0/fossil /dev/sdD0/fossil >/dev/fs/ctl
echo mirror other /dev/sdC0/other /dev/sdD0/other >/dev/fs/ctl
echo mirror other1 /dev/sdD0/other1 /dev/sdC0/other1 >/dev/fs/ctl
...
venti -w -c /env/venticonf -a tcp!127.1!17034  &
sleep 10
venti=tcp!127.1!17034
fossil -c '. /env/fossilconf'


Where both fossilconf and venticonf refer to /dev/fs/{once,fossil,other,other1}.

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Is the pcf kernel at all compatible with booting from /dev/fs?  I
can't find any script associated with it that I can edit and put my
devfs configuration in...

Any pointers?  Or should I just stick with the 'pcfl' kernels?

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