Build Machine (Release 4.1)
- Build Machine (Release 4.1)
- release.sh Instructions (Release 4.1)
- image.sh Instructions (Release 4.1)
- Customization (Release 4.1)
- Write Image (Release 4.1)
- Post Installation (Release 4.1)
- Known Issues (Release 4.1)
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Overview
A build machine is required to get a current OpenBSD build and create a compact flash boot image. This build machine can be a VMWare virtual machine or a physical machine.
Installation
Detailed OpenBSD installation instructions are beyond the scope of this document. But for general OpenBSD installation questions, please see the OpenBSD faqs.
If you are using a physical machine, please install the OpenBSD you plan to use to create the image and move down to Post Installation.
If you are using a vmware image, an empty VMWare image can be downloaded here and can be used with the free VMWare player which is available here.
The installation on a vmware image is the same as a physical machine, but be sure to delete the original 'a' slice that takes up the entire disk and create a smaller 'a' slice with room for a swap 'b' slice.
Post Installation
The following should be done regardless of the type of build machine used.
- Change the root shell to sh, as root type:chsh -s /bin/sh
- Install gtar and wget, make sure the i386 install cdrom is still in the drive and as root type:mount /dev/cd0a /mnt
cd /mnt/*/packages/i386
pkg_add zip-.tgz
pkg_add wget-*.tgz
cd
umount /mnt - Download the greenfrog zip using wget, as root type:wget http://gordonturner.ca/maven/greenfrog/distributions/greenfrog-4.1.zip
Which should download the greenfrog zip file to the /root directory.