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@@ -39,9 +39,9 @@ protocol over TCP:
- `9P2000` (base protocol): Yes
- `9P2000.u` (Unix extension): Yes, with Linux kernel
architecture-"generic" errnos. This will match the Linux kernel
- errnos on most architectures (but notably not on Alpha, MIPS,
- PA-RISC, PowerPC, or SPARC; I am unsure whether on these
- platforms the kernel's v9fs filesystem driver will map the
+ errnos on most architectures (but, as of Linux v6.7, not on
+ Alpha, MIPS, PA-RISC, PowerPC, or SPARC; I am unsure whether on
+ these platforms the kernel's v9fs filesystem driver will map the
"generic" errnos to the architecture-specific errnos for you).
- `9P2000.L` (Linux extension): No, it's an abomination and
unlikely to ever be supported
@@ -72,6 +72,10 @@ Some notes on choosing a client:
# Bugs/Limitations
- Only supports 8 concurrent TCP connectsions to the 9P server (due
- to limitations in the W5500 TCP-offload chip)
+ to limitations in the W5500 TCP-offload chip; TODO: investigate
+ using a software TCP/IP stack with the W5500 in MAC-raw mode)
+ - Only supports 16 concurrent 9P requests (I wanted a static limit,
+ and "connections*2" seemed reasonable)
- Only supports IPv4, not IPv6 (due to limitations in the W5500
- TCP-offload chip)
+ TCP-offload chip; TODO: investigate upgrading to the W6100 or using
+ a software TCP/IP stack with the W5500 in MAC-raw mode)