In need of some #plan9 help: I got the 9front image in an SD card for the RPi 3 B+. When the rpi boots I see 2 partitions: a FAT and a PLAN9 fs. PLAN9 is only ~1.7GB (of 16 GB available, the rest looks like empty) and it seems like you can´t extend it.
Any tip or someone to point me in the right direction to continue with the instalation?
@maleza In this case partdisk/prep are not being useful to continue with the installation as I will have a really small FS.
@levithan If you can find the mkfile that builds the rpi image then you can just run the commands manually in QEMU.
Attach the microSD / HDD / whatever to your main computer and pass it as a block device to QEMU, use -cdrom to boot the i386 ISO or use an existing 9front VM, find the mkfile (i think it's in /sys/dist ?), open it in Acme, and then have fun trying to understand the weird Plan 9 file system and partition utilities.
@levithan This is how I created my Pi 3's HDD, but never had to repeat the process. I just keep that as root and the microSD as a sort of "bootloader" that only has the bare minimum config files and kernels.
@csepp Thanks for your input! Turns out the solution was much more simple but involved another OS. In my case was macOS and used `fdisk` to extend the PLAN9 filesystem to the rest of the unused sectors.
@levithan Not an expert here. But I think, once logged in as glenda run inst/start on a terminal, follow the prompts, reboot.