On Apr 29 14:12:24, open...@2al.ch wrote:
> I have an Macmini2,1 from mid 2007 with similar specs [1] and presumably
> similar firmware. I tested a whole lot of combinations for booting it and
> came to the following conclusion:
>
> To boot OpenBSD you have to use the internal SATA or ATA devices.
(To misc@ readers, this reply includes an earlier reply from me that
inadvertently wasn't copied to the list).
Allan Streib writes:
> multifred writes:
>
>> To boot OpenBSD you have to use the internal SATA or ATA devices.
>
> Thanks, I will try that. Was about to report that a 6.7 snapshot (wi
I have an Macmini2,1 from mid 2007 with similar specs [1] and presumably
similar firmware. I tested a whole lot of combinations for booting it
and
came to the following conclusion:
To boot OpenBSD you have to use the internal SATA or ATA devices.
That means you need to use the CD/DVD-drive as
With extra time while in quarantine I idly tried to install 6.6 on an
older iMac[1] I have.
Using install66.fs on a USB flash drive, when starting (holding ALT key)
it was offered as a boot disk choice.
It reaches the boot> prompt, then reaches the "entry point at..." and
crashes (machine restart
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