I usually run current and sometimes stable on openbsd, but I was wondering
what would be the best method to go from openbsd release to current?
I have used openbsd-binary-update, boot.iso from snapshots, and bsd.rd from
snapshots. I have installed directly using a boot.iso from snapshots
I would like to thank all those who replied to my enquiry. The openbsd
mailing list is an excellent mailing list, and its members are a great help to
all those searching for answers to their questions about openbsd. I want to
add want I can, so I am writing the answer to my question in order to
I installed tcl-8.4 and tk-8.4 which are required when installing git. My
question is how to get the mann directory to display in man. I have tried
organising tcltk in /etc/man.conf in several different ways. Here is how I
have it organized now.
# tcltk manpages
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Thanks for the replay. I was not sure which man page you were referring to,
but I took a quick glance at installboot.
I have often cloned linux systems at work with rsync. I have also done
bare-bone restores using system-rescue cd and backups from our backup system.
I thought it would be
Hi,
Did you use http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq14.html#Backup to restore your old
box to a vmware server image. The only part I am confused by is At the end
I installed the boot loader as described in the manpages with success. What
man page are you referring to? What steps did you use to
Just curious if anyone has installed openbsd as a xen pv guest. If so would
send your notes on how to setup openbsd as a pv guest on xen.
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Hi,
I have been trying to compile ezm3 and bootstrap for linuxlibc6 to use with
cvup-snap-16.1h but to no avail. I would be interested in hearing if anyone
on this list has succeeded with installing cvsup on linux, and if so would
they be willing to share their knowledge.
Hi.
I know this is probably not the right forum for my question, due to the fact
that the cvsupd server is running on linux and that the cvsupd setup is for
the serving abs on the archlinux system, but maybe someone can give me a hint
to my how to fix my problem.
My problem is though I have
Hi
I would appreciate if someone could point me to a good how to or directions
for setting up amd on openbsd. I had hoped there was something like
/etc/automount.master, but I see that openbsd uses amd to do basically the
same thing. I want to try mounting nfs shares with amd using something
Thanks David.
Two questions? Where is the ${key} refer to? Since I do not see it defined
anywhere. And instead of /homes would it not be acceptable to use /net?
I had begun setting up a /etc/amd.conf and a /etc/amd/amd.net file.
Here are the contents as they are now.
/etc/amd.conf
[global]
I was wondering if anyone else experienced clock trouble with openbsd 4.0 as a
host on vmware server 1.01?
My setup was vmware server 1.01 on centos 4.4 using a dell c600 laptop. I had
openbsd 4.0 installed as a host, but after many attempts
to fix the time synch issue between openbsd and centos
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