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Devon H. O'Dell wrote:
> 2007/3/24, W B Hacker <wbh@conducive.org>:

*snip*

> 
> Yes, it does. You need to run 9fat: at an rc prompt (including the
> colon) and the 9fat partition will be available under /n/9fat
> 
>> - If so, *where*, and how can I cat or Sam it from a running system?
> 
> Note that since namespaces are local, not global, you won't be able to
> modify plan9.ini from an acme / sam session external to the terminal
> from which you ran 9fat:.
>

ACK.

*snip*
> 
> Yeah, by default *nomp=yes is set. If you want to enable SMP, remove
> that line, and it should work. Though Plan 9 does periodically have
> issues with various APICs.
> 

Standby one....

Bill