the simplest is to setup an auth+fs box (could be a VM), and then PXE or
bootp/tftp boot a diskless "terminal" kernel.  if the device is to run a
"cpu" kernel, then some sort of nvram is needed to hold the host owner's
credentials.


On Mon, Jul 15, 2013 at 2:02 AM, faif <faifgnu@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have seen some tips here and there about installing Plan 9 on a
> disk-less computer but are there any guides? I have an eee pc 1000h and I
> am interested in installing Plan 9. Whether it will be the standard
> installation, 9atom, or something else is not very important. I just want
> to try Plan 9 on a non-vm environment.
>
>