no, sorry, I'm meant base40.tgz, etc40tgz, etc. My problem though is with step#6. I'm probably not creating the cd properly ( my cd contains files: base40, bsd, bsd.mp, bsd.rp, comp40, etc40, game40, man40, misc40, xbase40, xetc40, xfont40, xserve40, xshare40 in random order with no tree structure..). Should I create them with a tree 4.0/i386/base40, bsd, etc.? and if so, how do I do that? thanks
Joachim Schipper wrote: > > On Wed, May 02, 2007 at 08:04:58AM -0700, bubka20 wrote: >> I succesfully loaded the cd40.iso kernel on my machine. I configured >> everything but I bypassed the step "configuring a network" b/c I don't >> have >> an internet connection yet. In order to complete the install, the >> manual >> says I need to load file sets base41.tgz, etc41.tgz, and bsd, but the >> cd40.iso does not have these file sets. So I tried loading the file sets >> via a separate cd but the kernel doesn't recognize file sets (pathname >> defaults to 4.0/i386). >> Then I try booting the cdrom40.fs which supposedly has all the files >> included. But I get a Caldera Dos 7.0 prompt. I don't know what to do >> from >> here... I will buy the official cd's b/c I want to support the project >> and >> make life easier, but I still would like to know what I'm doing wrong? >> Any >> help appreciated. > > You're not *really* trying to use a 4.0 cd (cd40.iso) to install a 4.1 > system (base41.tgz), I hope? And yes, cd40.iso doesn't have install > sets; it's just a minimal installer. > > There is no Caldera DOS anywhere near OpenBSD; you picked the wrong CD, > failed to blank, it or whatever. > > What you are doing should work: > 1. Get cd41.iso > 2. Burn cd41.iso to a CD (as a CD image, but you did that right) > 3. Boot from the CD > 5. Eject CD > 6. Insert CD with (4.1) sets (under 4.1/i386 for ease of use, or > elsewhere) > 7. Proceed with the install > > Joachim > > -- > PotD: x11/xvkbd - virtual keyboard for X Window System > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/file-sets-tf3680944.html#a10289898 Sent from the openbsd user - misc mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
