Re: Insights from successful, yet painful, install attempt.
Roc Vallès <[email protected]> Sat, 9 Oct 2021 05:44:15 +0900
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Hi, On Fri, 8 Oct 2021 at 18:36, David Brownlee <[email protected]> wrote: > For testing sysinst you can just build and run the sysinst binary > directly from a normal install and install onto an additional disk > Considering how netbsd amiga port handles partitions (it's quite the special case), this might actually be relatively difficult, unfortunately. I do not mind (at all!) installing netbsd again, if I had a way to create sysinst-based install media. I imagine it wouldn't deal with things like partitioning (which has to be done by hand) or bootblocks (which I don't use), but would otherwise work. I understand it works in other m68k-based ports. > Download NetBSD src on *nix system (A nice fast amd64 is a good > candidate :) and run > './build.sh -m amiga release' > to build _everything_ from scratch > > './build.sh -m amiga install-image' > should work to build just an install-image, if its setup > > All of the logic lives in distrib/amiga Thanks for these pointers. Roc