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Once I feel that I am compliant (not many calls to implement) I will then get a Plan9/9front machine setup in (what I hope to be) my new lab (in the garage, like a true chad).
(Gangsta Glenda courtesy of: https://fqa.9front.org/fqa1.html#1.1.1)
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Once I feel that I am compliant (not many calls to implement) I will then get a Plan9/9front machine setup in (what I hope to be) my new lab (in the garage, like a true chad).
(Gangsta Glenda courtesy of: https://fqa.9front.org/fqa1.html#1.1.1)
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Once I feel that I am compliant (not many calls to implement) I will then get a Plan9/9front machine setup in (what I hope to be) my new lab (in the garage, like a true chad).
(Gangsta Glenda courtesy of: https://fqa.9front.org/fqa1.html#1.1.1)
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Currently, for now, I am testing by letting v9fs (the 9p driver in the Linux kernel), generate the traffic that I need to decode. This is useful because once I get the Tattach/Rattach done then I should be able to get to the more common I/O operations.
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Currently, for now, I am testing by letting v9fs (the 9p driver in the Linux kernel), generate the traffic that I need to decode. This is useful because once I get the Tattach/Rattach done then I should be able to get to the more common I/O operations.
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Currently, for now, I am testing by letting v9fs (the 9p driver in the Linux kernel), generate the traffic that I need to decode. This is useful because once I get the Tattach/Rattach done then I should be able to get to the more common I/O operations.
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As part of my introduction to Plan 9 I decided the best way to start in a more comfortable environment would be to implement a 9P protocol decoder (with a state machine), encoder and then a high-level client/server framework.
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As part of my introduction to Plan 9 I decided the best way to start in a more comfortable environment would be to implement a 9P protocol decoder (with a state machine), encoder and then a high-level client/server framework.
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As part of my introduction to Plan 9 I decided the best way to start in a more comfortable environment would be to implement a 9P protocol decoder (with a state machine), encoder and then a high-level client/server framework.