NAME
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binstall – install a planb with a replica |
SYNOPSIS
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binstall repletter |
DESCRIPTION
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Binstall installs a planb on /dev/sdC0 partitioning the system,
making the hard disk bootable and configurating two replicas,
one for the user and one for the system. NOTE: ALL THE CONTENTS ON /dev/sdC0 will be lost. The user must boot with a floppy from the filesystem to replicate. Then add a letter for himself on /lib/repl/Readme. The plan9.ini and the kernel for the 9fat partition are extracted from this floppy. The parameter repletter is a unique letter representing the system replica. It must be added by hand to /lib/repl/Readme. Add relevant facts for you (new) computer in /what/$sysname in the appropriate context file.
This progra creates at $home/bin/rc/synccmd a script which can
be run (maybe customized), to synchronize the two replicas generated. |
EXAMPLES
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The letter for the replica is z: binstall z /rc/bin/binstall |
SEE ALSO
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fs(4) yesterday(1) |