PROBLEM RESOLVED. Thanks for the tip! The "d+b step" did not "rang a bell" while a was looking to solve this!
I did that, worked perfectly well, I was able to restart the installation from the cf and everything was fine. Thanks for the help! Phil On 6/12/05, Andreas Gunnarsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sun, Jun 12, 2005 at 09:54:26AM -0400, Phil wrote: > > I tried reboot but got an error message. I really wanted to just have > > OpenBSD partitions in disklabel. :( > [...] > > (I don't feel spending $200 just to get the answer that the > > hardware will not make the CF card available at the boot prompt) > > A CF would help, but you don't need a $200 one. The only things you > need on it are zbsdmod.o and bsd.rd. I've used an old 16MB CF myself, > but I doubt you can find anything that small. > > Do the "d+b" reboot that is mentioned in the INSTALL.zaurus file. When > you've logged on as root (no password) you are running Linux. Mount the > CF and then do insmod and cp as described in INSTALL.zaurus, and you > should be running the OpenBSD installer again. > > Andreas
