Re: suggestion:official tutorial" how to create openbsd livecd
"tomasz orzechowski" <[email protected]>
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You are right. Im going to print and bind whole FAQ and PF manual and start reading. I want to understand system too, just thought that another tutorial wont be anything wrong.It is very good that faqs are translated to other languages. Hopefully man pages will be too someday cause its not easy to understand technical things, especially in foreign language. 2008/10/3, Tomas Bodzar <[email protected]>: > > I think,that if you connect information from FAQ and small amount of man > pages,than you have it. > > Ofcourse,that there will be something like "easy manual for live CD,but I > (personally) don't want it.I want to learn system myself as much as possible > to understand it,not to repeat steps as monkey for banana.Banana way is a > way of some distros of Linux (look at some forums or wikis),there are a lot > of "BFU" tutorials even for basic things and even that,there are more and > more people,which don't read it and ask in forums something like that (it's > from Ubuntu forum,part server): > > Please where I can download webadmin,need step-by-step manul how to install > it and setup it,have someone? > > after some time,when some nuts help him > > I have installed and run it,where is some documentation? > > same man asks in another thread > > How can I asign IP to my server and how can I purchase domain? > > This man wants to build webhosting server for his friends - WTF?I can see > more and more people choosing this way.They want everything now without > learning,searching and understanding.It's a way to hell,not a way to > understand system or be good admin or user. > > > Thanks to OpenBSD and it's philosophy and especially man pages,mailing > lists and their archives,FAQ and people around this project. > > Last month was link in misc@ on manual for OpenBSD bootable from USB flash > disk.There are some LiveCD OpenBSD on market and I think,that they have some > manuals for building too.Everything is on Internet.I think,that this is > basic reading for everyone,who cares about IT > http://www.phiral.net/searchlores/ > > > PS:I'm using everyday Windows/Linux/BSD and sometimes MacOSX.Every system > has its place on market and is useful for some purposes.I'm just scared > where are some systems going. > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of > tomasz orzechowski > Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2008 5:28 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: suggestion:official tutorial" how to create openbsd livecd > > Hi. I want to suggest something. It will be good if there will be officiall > "how to create openbsd livecd" tutorial. Like here > http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/bsd/2005/07/14/openbsd_live.html but every > change in configuration files should be explained on site that we trust( > openbsd.org)