Hello,
I developed two OpenBSD one floppy systems: SONaFR
(http://www.lisp.com.au/nonags/lan.html), an OpenBSD one floppy router,
and KarmaBSD aka 1FCD-OPBSD, which may be found, for example, here:
http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Audio/1FCD-OpBSD-37413.shtml
I'm not new to OpenBSD, but I'm mostly a FreeBSD user, and the above
software doesn't have sources, as both floppy systems are floppy images
that can be written to a floppy or a CD and used immediately. KarmaBSD
has also support for USB disks, support for NTFS, UDF, NFS and it can be
used with a single finger to play any MP3 file almost anywhere in a PC.
KarmaBSD has also fdisk and I developed it because I didn't find any
similar software on the Internet, and too, because I had a few old
notebooks with broken CDROMs and I needed to find a way how to copy
data, as most legacy notebooks have USB ports. KarmaBSD helped!
I'm writing to you to ask for help. Can anybody of you - people who have
a lot of experience with porting software to OpenBSD, help me to build a
port of the two above packages, or do it in place of me? It is easier to
submit the above software to sites like softpedia.com and I have other
things to do over the weekend than studying difficult methods for
porting a software to OpenBSD.
I'll be happy if you could help me. I'm the author of the above floppy
distros and I decided to give them a "beerware" license status.
Both floppy distros have the following homepage:
http://www.freebsd.nfo.sk/opbsd/openbsdeng.htm
http://www.freebsd.nfo.sk/opbsd/karmabsdeng.htm
Thank you.
Juraj Sipos
