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Russ Cox wrote:
> If you boot from CD, draw a new window, and run
>
> 	9fat:
> 	ls -l /n/9fat/9load
>
> does 9load have the al bits set in its mode?
It didn't. Now it has (chmod +al /n/9fat/9LOAD)
but same result.

That last line should have read '
#l0: status 0xFFFF, diag 0xFFFF
Which comes from etherelnk3.c. I removed that, and some
other ether drivers from 9load, now it works !