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>> My main request to pi3 is using wifi on this device.
>> Is it difficult?
> 
> no, not hard. it is mostly integration stuff. richard
> miller has already written the code. the wifi module is connected

I started (just a play) to check that Richard's codes, and felt
it's not easy to me...
Legacy Plan9's kernel codes seems to be somewhat different from those
of 9front's, such as sdioabort(), cfgreadl(), cfgwritel(), cfgw(), cfgr(), sbwindow() etc.
Now I'm trying to install legacy Plan9 on another HDD...

>> <祭名部> You are leader of festival section?
> 
> one day, we will have a plan9 festival in japan.

If it's plan9 related, there are very little humans here to play
with Plan9, I think.
I once (about 20 years ago) attended a Plan9 teaching meeting at Tokyo 
where only three peoples are, including our two.

Apart from such kind of meeting, I'd like to see you and others
on this mailing list.

Kenji