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> /dev/sdM0/other
> /dev/sdM0/plan9
> bootargs is (tcp, tls, il, local!device)[local!/dev/sdM0/fscache] !rc

I didn't know this usage. I'll try it later.
> I think the problem booting over tls automatically may be with the
> wificrypt=wpa2 option. 

Yes, and then, if I booted directly by tls option, /net/ether0/ifstats has
no definitions of essid, crypt, etc, and reports no authentication is neccessary...

By the way, this implementation of rpi3B wifi runs much quicker than
that I tried before on vanilla Plan9.   It's can be used as everyday usage.

Kenji