Alex Stamatis wrote: > Hello again Misc ! > > First of all thank you all for sending me some realtive links around the > remote installation of an Openbsd system. > But I am afraid the problem is much more complicated in our situation. We > have tried so many different ways and we didnt make it. > > This server has : > 1.scsi sata hdds. soft raid > 2. Serial Console > 3. Amd 64 cpu > > If someone can send me a "tutorial" around what he did on his case with some > step by step commands you will help us very much. > Every little help is really apriciated. > I have been using openbsd everywhere for years now and having to turn our > box into linux is worse than our worst nightmare. > > If you can help me please spare 3-4 minutes for a fellow obsd user to help ! > Your help people right now is incredibly needed ! > > Thank you all so much for your time. > > I look forward for your mails. > > Yours > Alexander > >
Moin, you still don't give a lot of information. So i'll just assume you try to install OpenBSD on the cheaper dedicated servers from 1&1-Germany for this explenation. - get yaifo, configure and build the fs. - reboot the ded into rescue-system - connect to rescue and up/download the yaifo image you have build - zero out the begining of the first harddrive (sd0c) - dd the image onto that drive - snyc and reboot (set normal boot first) You'll then have the usual installer you can connect to via ssh using the compiled key. Alternatively you could contract someone to do it for you. There's enough consulting capacity on this list. As Joachim pointed out, i have OpenBSD running on an L64 and can also write invoices. ;) If you have more questions plz specify your actual problems. -Robert
