Re: [9fans] r4 install woes

Re: [9fans] r4 install woes

[Russ Cox]

> The performance under vmware is acceptable except for cpu intensive
> tasks like compiling software or kernel.. I guess I still have to find
> some real hardware to run plan9. Does it works on a SGI o2?

Actually, cpu intensive tasks are fine.  It's system call
and I/O intensive tasks that take the hit -- those require
help from VMware.  Running the CPU flat out just runs.

Russ

Re: [9fans] r4 install woes

[Dean Prichard]

I had the same problem trying to install inferno under the 4th ed.
If you happen to have inferno installed on a 3rd ed. machine, what
appears to work is to tar up /usr/inferno and copy it over to the
4th ed. machine. So far everything i have tried seems to work, but
I'm really looking forward to the new CD from vitanuova so i can
install things correctly.


On Sun, 5 May 2002, Anthony C. Zboralski wrote:
> I tried installing inferno on both my cpu/auth server and a terminal.and
> both installation failed.
>
> cpu% cat /adm/users
> -1:adm:adm:bootes
> 0:none:adm:
> 1:tor:tor:
> 2:glenda:glenda:
> 9999:noworld::
> 10000:sys::
> 10001:upas:upas:
> 10002:bootes:bootes:
> 3:inferno:inferno:
> 4:acz:acz:
> 10003:inf:inferno
>
> cpu% ls -ld /usr/inferno
> d-rwxrwxr-x M 382 inferno inf 0 May  4 08:50 /usr/inferno
>
> cpu% /dist/inferno/install/Plan9.rc -u /usr/inferno
> Inferno Third Edition (18 Jun 2001) main (pid=1634) compile
> Initialize Dis: /dis/emuinit.dis
> installation complete
> cpu%
>
> Only LICENCE is installed in /usr/inferno. My inferno.tgz file installed
> flawlessly on Linux and Win2k. I can't try the Oct 2001 version since it is
> an incremental update.
>
> The md5sum of my binaries are as follow:
>
> 56fc2a81f1398e5685467e0927c2271d   Plan9.tgz
> cf9f1c3abfcecce1ba4e0db005e0cb7f   inferno.tgz
>
> acz
>
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>    Jl. Kemang Utara VII 9, Jakarta 12370, Indonesia
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>

[9fans] r4 install woes

[Anthony C. Zboralski]

everything seems to work fine under vmware 3.1.

The performance under vmware is acceptable except for cpu intensive
tasks like compiling software or kernel.. I guess I still have to find
some real hardware to run plan9. Does it works on a SGI o2?

I installed my standalone CPU server by following the related instructions
in the plan9 wiki http://plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/plan_9_wiki
and in http://www.acl.lanl.gov/plan9/newnetwork/cpu.html

For the newbies who want to grab my configuration and compile an auth/cpu
kernel quickly:

cd /sys/src/9/pc
hget http://hert.org/plan9/pcauth >pcauth
mk 'CONF=pcauth'
9fat:
cp /sys/src/9/pc/9pcauth /n/9fat/
cp /sys/src/9/pc/9pcauth /386
hget http://hert.org/plan9/plan9.ini >/n/9fat/plan9.ini

To make my cpu server listen for cpu command on port 17010
so terminals will be able to use the cpu command:

disk/kfscmd allow
cd /rc/bin/service
echo '#!/bin/cpu -R' >il17010
echo '#!/bin/cpu -R' >tcp17010
disk/kfscmd disallow

Is this the right way to set it up?

for wiki

echo 'tcp=wiki port=17035' >>/lib/ndb/common

I tried installing inferno on both my cpu/auth server and a terminal.and
both installation failed.

cpu% cat /adm/users
-1:adm:adm:bootes
0:none:adm:
1:tor:tor:
2:glenda:glenda:
9999:noworld::
10000:sys::
10001:upas:upas:
10002:bootes:bootes:
3:inferno:inferno:
4:acz:acz:
10003:inf:inferno

cpu% ls -ld /usr/inferno
d-rwxrwxr-x M 382 inferno inf 0 May  4 08:50 /usr/inferno

cpu% /dist/inferno/install/Plan9.rc -u /usr/inferno
Inferno Third Edition (18 Jun 2001) main (pid=1634) compile
Initialize Dis: /dis/emuinit.dis
installation complete
cpu%

Only LICENCE is installed in /usr/inferno. My inferno.tgz file installed
flawlessly on Linux and Win2k. I can't try the Oct 2001 version since it is
an incremental update.

The md5sum of my binaries are as follow:

56fc2a81f1398e5685467e0927c2271d   Plan9.tgz
cf9f1c3abfcecce1ba4e0db005e0cb7f   inferno.tgz

acz

--
/* Anthony C. Zboralski <acz@vaubansys.com>
   Vauban Systems - http://vaubansys.com
   Jl. Kemang Utara VII 9, Jakarta 12370, Indonesia
   Tel: +62 21 719 88 56 JAVT (GMT+7) Fax: +62 21 719 88 46
   0CE111D4 -> 74F2 EB44 9DDB 2EDD C654  29E9 63A1 4F42 0CE1 11D4
*/