INSTALL.SPARC(7) BSD Reference Manual INSTALL.SPARC(7)
instal.sparc - stub installation instructions for the sparc architecture
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This manual page describes how to install the MirOS operating system on a
sparc (sun4c, sun4m) machine.
The MirOS homepage (see below) contains a comprehensive list of possibil-
ities to get bootable installation media. In many cases, you will down-
load MirOS from the internet via HTTP or BitTorrent. On some conferences
and fairs, you can also get CDs directly from the developers. You can
also mail them to have a CD sent to you if you don't have broadband.
For more information, refer to the install.i386(7) manual page for now.
There is no floppy image for the sparc architecture, boot from a CD-ROM
image (either the full CD or the minimal cdrom10.iso image), or netboot a
bsd.rd ELF format gzip'd kernel using boot, formerly called boot.net, or
netboot a directly bootable bsd.rd.net a.out format kernel.
This section is a stub. For now, refer to the OpenBSD documentation at
http://pub.allbsd.org/OpenBSD/3.5/sparc/INSTALL.sparc for details or ask
in IRC. You can usually replace the
server# ln -s boot.MACHINE.OpenBSD.$KARCH 8273900B.$KARCH
line with
server$ sudo ln -s bsd.rd.net 8273900B.$KARCH
to make use of our netbootable kernels.
The sparc architecture does not use MBR partitioning, so that you can
skip reading about the fdisk utility in the i386 instructions.
Please see the install.i386(7) manual page for a detailled walkthrough.
This manual page currently is only a stub.
boot_sparc(8), disklabel(8), diskless(8)
The MirOS homepage: http://mirbsd.de/
Support for the sparc architecture first appeared in MirOS #7ter. It re-
appeared in MirOS #10, promoted to a fully supported architecture.
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