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> 9fs dos
> acme /n/dos/plan9.ini
> 
> and added:
> nvram=#S/sdM0/nvram
> 
> I did not understand the bit about nvme. 

I shouldn't have mentioned it -- it confused things.

What I meant is that I don't have a raspberry pi, but
that I needed to do the same for my CPU server, which
runs off of an nvme drive.