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    From Bill Cunningham@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jun 13 12:03:42 2017
    OK I found the openbsd .fs file that I can net install with! But this
    I've never seen with an OS. Any I've used. The installer didn't recognize my ATI chipset, nor something that was "connexant". Ok it said it was disabling some hardware and mentioned two harware interrupts. One was 3 and another 6
    (I believe). And after this the program was ready to install.

    Is this old ardware for the openbsd? Maybe I should've went into BIOS
    and disabled those IRQs myself.

    Bill

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  • From Marc Espie@21:1/5 to Bill Cunningham on Tue Jun 13 17:10:47 2017
    In article <ohp264$ukr$[email protected]>,
    Bill Cunningham <[email protected]d> wrote:
    OK I found the openbsd .fs file that I can net install with! But this
    I've never seen with an OS. Any I've used. The installer didn't recognize my >ATI chipset, nor something that was "connexant". Ok it said it was disabling >some hardware and mentioned two harware interrupts. One was 3 and another 6 >(I believe). And after this the program was ready to install.

    The kernel is fairly minimal on the installer. if you got a console
    and a keyboard that works, that should be it. You'll get the full
    GENERIC.MP kernel *after* the install.

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  • From Bill Cunningham@21:1/5 to Marc Espie on Tue Jun 13 15:54:49 2017
    "Marc Espie" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:ohp6an$5e2$[email protected]...
    In article <ohp264$ukr$[email protected]>,

    The kernel is fairly minimal on the installer. if you got a console
    and a keyboard that works, that should be it. You'll get the full
    GENERIC.MP kernel *after* the install.

    I see. OK thanks.

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