Re: Hang on Reboot - Installing the OpenBSD 3.1 MBR - Complete Instructions
Chuck Yerkes <[email protected]> Mon, 17 Jun 2002 10:39:58 -0700
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This "floppy" of which you speak? Is this that old technology from the 70's? I'm not sure I'm familiar with it :) I do know that the boxes I have have no floppy drives. Some have no drives at all. The House PC (the 233/K5 bought to serve NFS for < $200 when I measured power consumption of the SGI, the SPARCs and others) has large hard drives, a CD and no floppy (I needed the space for a smart card reader). Oh, and if I use DOS, don't I have to acquiesce to an MS EULA that means I give up massive rights on many of my machines? In short: floppy drives don't exist on all AMD/Intel machines, esp. embedded ones. Quoting Justin Honold ([email protected]): > isn't it a little easier to boot with a dos disk and type 'fdisk /mbr'? > > -----Original Message----- > From: David Simmons [mailto:[email protected]] ... > Guys - Please add this to the emBSD doc section or someplace so that those > wanting to RTFM, can actually have a M to read!? > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Title: How to Update the Soekris net4501 to the OpenBSD 3.1 Boot Loader ...