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I think I included code in devfs to let it read the config
from somewhere in a disk, but just don't remember what
happen to that.

If there's no boot script it's likely you just can't config fs
prior to starting fossil.

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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.

that's the default for pcfl kernels, but not for pcf -- as far as I
could tell there's no script specified in the pcf configuration file.

I have pcfl running fine (thanx to your suggestions a few months ago
regarding devfs), and have booted 9pcf in a single-disk environment.
My question was prompted by my inability to find any configuration
file or a script in which to specify that a particular 9pcf kernel
should boot using devfs (#k).

andrey

ps: by the way, /sys/lib/sysconfig/fl/ has been empty for some time
now, the files it contained disappeared on the 18th of September,
according to my venti...

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