Hi. Not stupid at all.
Flashboot is not intended to replace a standard OpenBSD installation and if you want to use a normal installation on a USB stick then you are probably best off with the installation process that you described. Flashboot is made for appliances with sd-card from 128 Mb (64 Mb with little work). The entire file system is mounted as read only and the sd-card will not wear out. The update process is also simplified since you only has to replace the kernel (ramdisk with entire userlard) and you are up and running a new version of OpenBSD in minutes. Later some new scripts has been added to simplify and the script that makes a bootable usb image of the install51.iso is one example of that but that is not the Flashboot core, just a little tool. Best regards Johan Ryberg On May 7, 2012 12:31 AM, "cody chandler" <cody.a.chand...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I have a possible stupid question. How is the install hard if I simply > direct the install drive to /dev/sd0? I have a 32Gb usb stick and have > 11Gigs for OBSD and the rest is fat32. I'm not seeing how the default > installer is lacking options for install. > > Thank you > Cody > On May 6, 2012 6:09 PM, "Johan Ryberg" <jo...@securit.se> wrote:
