Hello,
I'm new to bbb and didn't use OpenBSD for a while
but those two came together right now.
Installation went quite well. Building and booting a
new GENERIC-OMAP kernel went well, too.
Building the userland takes forever.
I'm a programmer an willing to help, but unfortunately
im not that dee
Yes, your uSD card needs to have a u-boot (msdosfs) boot partition.
When a uSD card is inserted, the boot devices get switched in the
bootloader, so your uenv.txt on the external card should be something
like this to boot from build in flash.
bootcmd=mmc rescan ; setenv loadaddr 0x8280; se
reading diskless(8) and bootparams(5) is a good way to start.
I don't know what you want to achieve, but for myself I have / on the
local disk and only certain stuff on nfs (like /home/* and /usr/src).
On 06/19/14 09:13, blueco...@telting.org wrote:
I am trying to get OpenBSD to boot it's root
You can set the default securelevel in /etc/rc.securelevel.
The "logic behind that" is described in securelevel(7).
On 06/29/14 06:18, patrick keshishian wrote:
On 6/27/14, Raphael Graf wrote:
On 06/27/14 06:58, patrick keshishian wrote:
The direction of the pin has to be configured at secure
