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| vps_-_plan9front_-_drawterm_rio_and_stats [2022/06/12 01:45] – [drawterm] hc9 | vps_-_plan9front_-_drawterm_rio_and_stats [2022/06/24 18:34] – [drawterm] hc9 |
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| ^9front Drawterm option^ 9front Drawterm option description^ | ^9front Drawterm option^ 9front Drawterm option description^ |
| | ''-p'' |''Aan is usually run automatically through the -p option or rimport, rexport, and rcpu(1)''| | | ''-G'' |//''Start drawterm in text-only mode (no graphics).''//| |
| | ''-t'' |''Add -t timeout in seconds, if more than the default (24 hours/86400 seconds) is needed''| | | ''-B'' |//''Disable kbdfs.''//| |
| | | ''-O'' |//''Use the old cpu(1) to connect to the cpu server rather than rcpu(1).''//| |
| | | ''-p'' |//''Aan is usually run automatically through the -p option or rimport, rexport, and rcpu(1)//;// protect the connection against connection resets by establishing aan(8) tunnel.''//| |
| | | ''-t'' |Add -t //timeout-in-seconds//, if more than the default (24 hours///86400// seconds) is needed; //''set the timeout for aan(8) to a value in seconds (default is one day).''//| |
| | | ''-r'' |//''Specifies the root directory on the client. The default is /root and all further paths are relative thereto.''//| |
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| ^ ^aan, aanuke - always available network^^ | ^ ^aan, aanuke - always available network^^ |
| | AAN: |//Aan tunnels traffic between a client and a server through a persistent network connection.//|http://man.9front.org/8/aan| | | AAN: |//''Aan tunnels traffic between a client and a server through a persistent network connection.''//|http://man.9front.org/8/aan| |
| | AANUKE: |//Aanuke prints commands that will cause all processes called aan that are owned by the current user and do not have an active tcp connection to be terminated.//|" | | | AANUKE: |//''Aanuke prints commands that will cause all processes called aan that are owned by the current user and do not have an active tcp connection to be terminated.''// //Aanuke prints commands// that look similar to the //slay// commands, in the [[vps_-_plan9front_-_broke_and_slay#slay|mentioned slay example]].|" | |
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| | |1|[[boot_camp_9p_resource|Plan 9 Boot Camp 9p.sdf.org tutorial:]]| |
| | |**9p...**|''$ ./drawterm -a 9p.sdf.org -h 9p.sdf.org -u USER''| |
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| | |2|[[vps_-_9front#front_drawterm|Plan 9 Boot Camp private VPS tutorial section:]]| |
| | |**VPS**|''$ ./drawterm -a YOUR_IP -h YOUR_IP -u glenda''| |
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| {{:plan9-drawterm-1.png?nolink|}} | {{:plan9-drawterm-1.png?nolink|}} |
| {{:plan9-drawterm-4.png?nolink|}} | {{:plan9-drawterm-4.png?nolink|}} |
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| You should now have a Rio terminal window, and rc prompt (%). The first thing you can do is to type "''cat readme.rio''" (or read it from [[http://sdf.org/tutorials/misc/readme.rio|here]] if it's missing). | You should now have a Rio terminal window, and rc prompt (%). The first thing you can do is to type "''cat readme.rio''" (or read it from [[http://sdf.org/tutorials/misc/readme.rio|here if it's missing]]). |
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| [[vps_-_9front#front_drawterm|Drawterm]]<sup>1</sup> is essentially a BLIT terminal emulator which allows you to connect to your Plan 9 system and load the //Rio// windowing system. Rio is a direct successor of UNIX 'layers' and Plan 9 '8½'. | [[vps_-_9front#front_drawterm|Drawterm]]<sup>1</sup> is essentially a BLIT terminal emulator which allows you to connect to your Plan 9 system and load the //Rio// windowing system. Rio is a direct successor of UNIX 'layers' and Plan 9 '8½'. |
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| |STATS|usage:|''stats -lmisce''|http://man.9front.org/8/stats| | |STATS|usage:|''stats -lmisce''|http://man.9front.org/8/stats| |
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| | <code> |
| | cpu% stats -lmisce |
| | </code> |
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| | A ''[[vps_-_9front#command_reminder|winwatch -e]]'' //stats// note: |
| | <code> |
| | cpu% winwatch -e '^(winwatch|stats|faces)' |
| | </code> |
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| Reference: | Reference: |
