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[9fans] Raspberry 9
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OrangeCalx01
Apr 23, 2013, 5:13:52 PM4/23/13
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I've seen 9 running on a raspberry pi, and now am really interested in buying a model A to run it on (maybe B to have some fun with 9P). But before I jump the gun, are there any known brick walls associated with this set up? Like needing two usb instead of a hub? Thanks!
Michael Stevens
Apr 23, 2013, 5:23:27 PM4/23/13
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errors from my keyboard. However so far the keyboard works.
I haven't had time to do much beyond "ooh, it boots".
Michael
Jeremy Jackins
Apr 23, 2013, 5:45:04 PM4/23/13
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I have little plan 9 experience and was up and running in maybe 10
minutes using Richard Miller's image. No speed bumps, let alone walls.
minutes using Richard Miller's image. No speed bumps, let alone walls.
erik quanstrom
Apr 23, 2013, 5:48:15 PM4/23/13
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> I've started trying this this week, and it works, but I get a lot of USB
> errors from my keyboard. However so far the keyboard works.
use a powered hub.
> errors from my keyboard. However so far the keyboard works.
- erik
Andrés Domínguez
Apr 23, 2013, 6:59:31 PM4/23/13
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I'm very happy with Miller's port, it's the easiest way to try plan9 on
real hardware. I'm planning to port my Go program to Go on plan9
on the pi.
I also have a lot of USB errors with the keyboard connected to a
powered hub (missing some key events because the errors), but
it works plugging it directly to the rpi. Maybe ultracheap keyboard's
fault.
a...@9srv.net
Apr 23, 2013, 8:33:20 PM4/23/13
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I use a Pi as my main terminal and find it generally works
great. I had a bunch of USB issues until I made sure I was
using a 10W USB adaptor and a powered hub.
In the round after mine, they made some revisions to the
power handling which I understand make it a bit less fussy.
Anthony
great. I had a bunch of USB issues until I made sure I was
using a 10W USB adaptor and a powered hub.
In the round after mine, they made some revisions to the
power handling which I understand make it a bit less fussy.
Anthony
Richard Miller
Apr 24, 2013, 5:17:13 AM4/24/13
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Plan 9 works just as well on the model A as on the model B, except for
some problems with low-speed usb devices connected directly to the pi.
If you use a hub it should be fine.
some problems with low-speed usb devices connected directly to the pi.
If you use a hub it should be fine.
Michael Stevens
Apr 24, 2013, 8:24:44 AM4/24/13
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get a "Report type 0x13 bad" at boot time.
Michael
Jeremy Jackins
Apr 24, 2013, 4:19:53 PM4/24/13
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An alternative to using a USB hub is to use a wireless keyboard/mouse
combo, I use the standard Microsoft one and it works well.
combo, I use the standard Microsoft one and it works well.
OrangeCalx01
Apr 25, 2013, 7:38:12 AM4/25/13
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Ah, wireless keyboard/mouse combo? That sounds much cooler. Any known problems? And does the wifi dongle newmark supplies work?
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