I got a cheap VPS without out-of-band access (only ssh or similar)
and wanted to install OpenBSD on it.
According to the archives yaifo would be an option in this case,
but the last version seems to be a year old and doesn't compile for me
(with 4.8-release). The yaifo mailing list seems
On Tue, 7 Jun 2011 15:56:44 +0200
Benjamin Nadland wrote:
I got a cheap VPS without out-of-band access (only ssh or similar)
and wanted to install OpenBSD on it.
According to the archives yaifo would be an option in this case,
but the last version seems to be a year old and doesn't compile
On Tue, 7 Jun 2011 15:56:44 +0200, Benjamin Nadland wrote:
I got a cheap VPS without out-of-band access (only ssh or similar)
and wanted to install OpenBSD on it.
You could save yourself the hassle and go with RootBSD. They advertise
as a FreeBSD VPS provider but will put the latest OpenBSD
On 06/07/2011 09:56 AM, Benjamin Nadland wrote:
I got a cheap VPS without out-of-band access (only ssh or similar)
and wanted to install OpenBSD on it.
According to the archives yaifo would be an option in this case,
but the last version seems to be a year old and doesn't compile for me
(with
The general trick is get the first OpenBSD install in place. After that,
you can do almost anything you want afterwards. It may be tricky, you may
end up making a stupid error that causes you to lose the system, but in
theory, you can do almost anything. :)
So.. use yaifo with whatever
On Tue, 07 Jun 2011 11:16:14 -0600
Mark Solocinski wrote:
On Tue, 7 Jun 2011 15:56:44 +0200, Benjamin Nadland wrote:
I got a cheap VPS without out-of-band access (only ssh or similar)
and wanted to install OpenBSD on it.
You could save yourself the hassle and go with RootBSD. They
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