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From: Michael Jeffrey <michael@vitanuova.com>
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Subject: Re: [9fans] plan9 is cool
Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 16:05:54 +0000
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Sam,

If you do write something up on how you did this I would be
very pleased to include it as part of the Plan 9/Inferno newsletter
that we produce from time to time.  There are also prizes for
doing so; in the form of free T-shirts.

Let me know if you are interested.

Regards

Michael Jeffrey
CEO
Vita Nuova

Sam Ducksworth wrote in message ...
>well after almost a year of using a standalone plan9 system
>i have finally had the time, space and extra machines to construct
>my first "real" plan9 system. and by "real" i mean standalone fileserver,
>cpu server, auth server and terminal. i also have inferno hosted on the
>system.
>
>i am very impressed at how well the system runs on the old 100-133Mhz
>processors, 10baseT cards and low end video cards that were used.
>i have started purchasing upgraded hardware and plan to put up a web
>page detailing the construction of my existing plan9 system as well
>as the new one. i will also post some of the problems that i encountered
>during the construction as well as the solutions.
>
>sorry to ramble i didn't have anyone else to share my accomplishment with.
>when i tried to tell my wife she just looked at me like i was crazy.
>
>--sam