Hello!
I'm testing openbsd 4.9 on vmware workstation 7.0.2.Initially i installed
the system on 10gb scsi disk on vm and openbsd created and sized
automatically all the partitions.Trying to install some packages with
pkg_add i realized that /usr was getting full so i powered off the vm and
expanded
The easier way - create a new disc image and use bsd.rd to partition, label
and format it as needed. When done with it, mount all of Your volumes and
use tar or cp to populate the new image. A side effect of this approach is
that You can test the new image before loosing the old one.
You could
On 2011-08-20, Dmitrij Czarkoff czark...@gmail.com wrote:
The easier way - create a new disc image and use bsd.rd to partition, label
and format it as needed. When done with it, mount all of Your volumes and
use tar or cp to populate the new image.
you could also install on a separate vm and
Ok i created a new scsi hd (30gb) and put it as second disk on vm.
Booted OpenBSD and on boot prompt i gave boot sd0a:/bsd.rd
Then i choose (I) for installation and selected the 2nd disk (sd1).Using
disklabel it automatically created all partitions and i just resized f:
(/usr) partition and gave
On 08/20/11 11:05, Yannis Milios wrote:
Ok i created a new scsi hd (30gb) and put it as second disk on vm.
Booted OpenBSD and on boot prompt i gave boot sd0a:/bsd.rd
Then i choose (I) for installation and selected the 2nd disk (sd1).Using
disklabel it automatically created all partitions and i
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