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Subject: Re [9fans] file server again
From: arisawa@ar.aichi-u.ac.jp
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Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000 19:08:32 -0500
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Hello

Okamoto said:
>My old disk in file server was crushed, and I tried to replace it by a more recent 
>fast scsi disk, which I chose is Seagate ST39236LWV (9GB).
>
>I started to work on the same machine which I had been using for release 3
>Plan 9 file server which had three SE SCSI-II drives and a wide drive.    From
>those disks, I chose one of wide SCSI disk, which is Compaq XL32150W(2GB).
>The scsi controler is the same as before, and is tekram DC-390F (53C875E
>scsi chip on it).  The Seage 9GB drive is for main filesystem (w0), and the
>other is for other filsystem.   This machine has ASUS TX97-E motherboard 
>and AMD K6-2/200MHz CPU).   The hardware settings are same to those
>of running Plan 9 fileserver before.   I used the most recent source trees for 
>making 9pcfs(plan9pc), and 9load etc.
>
>Then, I started the machine with booting floppy, and got failed.
>
>PBS... Plan 9 From Bell Labs
>using fd0!dos!plan9.ini
>
>....and stopped here....

I am also in trouble with this problem.
I would like to have informations about the hardware components
(motherboard, cpu, scsi adapter, scsi disk) of PC that can run 9pcfs kernel.

Kenji Arisawa
E-mail: arisawa@aichi-u.ac.jp