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Does anyone know how I can install OpenBSD to my hard drive from a USB stick? I've been searching for guides for days and haven't been able to find anything clear. All I can find are live bootable installs.
I don't have a disc drive which is why I'm asking. I'm also on a Win7 machine since it's all I have at the moment. I haven't been able to use *nix in almost a year and I need it back. Maybe I'm missing something, but I figured you all would know better than I do. |
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- Download install50.iso from one of OpenBSD.org’s mirrors
- Create a qemu image - Install a minimal OpenBSD environment to the image using qemu - Copy the installation sets from the .iso to the image’s root - dd the completed image to your usb device - boot the usb from your bios and install OpenBSD to your harddrive |
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Need a BSD machine to do this from I suppose. Maybe I'll just buy an external optical drive or wait until I get a better machine. Thanks Beastie.
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HA. I feel like an idiot now. Thanks for reminding me of that shix.
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(21-06-2013, 02:40 PM)Beastie Wrote: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yO3-...iDTSY/edit Nice share boss! |
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It sure will help us a lot to have dcoppa with us.
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Too bad plhk doesn't post here, we could have pretty epic OpenBSD wars.
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