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I noted that my Darwin client's entire disk was available on the Linux remote in /tmp/cpu.
/tmp/cpu
So I (naïve maybe) tried:
# ...cpu to remote... ; NAMESPACE=/tmp/cpu/tmp/ns.rjkroege.:0 ; ls $NAMESPACE acme acme.log plumb ; 9p ls acme 9p: mount: dial unix!/tmp/cpu/tmp/ns.rjkroege.:0/acme: connect /tmp/cpu/tmp/ns.rjkroege.:0/acme: Connection refused
So: it would be nice to have the client's P9P namespace brought into the remote (semi)automatically. Or maybe I'm just doing it wrong?
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I noted that my Darwin client's entire disk was available on the Linux remote in
/tmp/cpu
.So I (naïve maybe) tried:
So: it would be nice to have the client's P9P namespace brought into the remote (semi)automatically. Or maybe I'm just doing it wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: