http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/OpenBSD/260/0/4662866/
or
http://lists.openresources.com/OpenBSD/sparc/msg00561.html
multiple mail archives =)
looking at it now some stuff is pretty vague. Oh well, having
done about 5 network installs i may be of some help.
boot.net gets the machine going
Dean Hamstead wrote:
Just a suggestion.
Network install the lot.
That is a distinct possibility as they all have NICs built in.
FGI - they also have SCSI built in as well.
Debian supports sparc doesnt it =) I hear suse does.
So I hear
Is anyone interested in my "steps to installing a
Just a suggestion.
Network install the lot. Will make your lives a lot easier.
Just grab a linux xmachine (i386 even) and set up rarp, bootparams
nfs etc. plug the sparcs in and let them install. No disks (discs)
no fuss.
That is, if they all have nics.
Debian supports sparc doesnt it =) I hear
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