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There is indeed a better way.  See rcpu(1).

Adding custom entries to 9fs is something I have done by having my own
9fs script in $home/bin/rc which falls through to /rc/bin/9fs if it
doesn't find a match.  E.g.

#!/bin/rc

switch($1){
case wdnas
	if(! test -e /srv/wdnas)
		cifs -s wdnas wdnas Public
	mount /srv/wdnas /n/wdnas
	bind /n/wdnas/public /n/wdnas
case hg
	bind -ac /dist/plan9front /
case *
	exec /rc/bin/9fs $*
}