To prepare the rc scripts that run on system bootup:
; mkdir /cfg/$sysname/ ; dircp /cfg/example /cfg/$sysname/
Replace $sysname with the desired system name (see sysname(2))
Note: You may also want to copy these lines to /cfg/$sysname/termrc and also to run the command manually, because
By default, plan 9 runs as a terminal service and will run /cfg/$sysname/termrc. To run as a cpu service, the cpu kernel must be compiled. Afterwards, /cfg/$sysname/cpurc will be run at bootup.
; mkdir /cfg/$sysname/ ; dircp /cfg/example /cfg/$sysname/
Note: You may also want to copy these lines to /cfg/$sysname/termrc and also to run the command manually, because
By default, plan 9 runs as a terminal service and will run /cfg/$sysname/termrc. To run as a cpu service, the cpu kernel must be compiled. Afterwards, /cfg/$sysname/cpurc will be run at bootup.
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