These images are ready to write to disk or flash. The root password on all images is "root".
If an image is not large enough for your flash, you can use growimg.sh to resize it.
Each image tries to come up as 192.168.1.1 on sis0 (or 192.168.1.1 on vr0 for the GEODE images.)
The GENERIC.MP images may be interesting if your system has APIC support. Some reports indicate that APIC is significantly faster than the 8259 PIC under high interrupt loads. (Also see PIC (8259) Hardware Is Slow for the Windows NT explanation)
64MB flashdist images of OpenBSD/i386 4.4-beta [kernel 2008/07/12 userland 2008/07/11]:
32MB flashdist images of OpenBSD/i386 4.4-beta [kernel 2008/07/12 userland 2008/07/11]:
64MB flashdist images of OpenBSD/amd64 4.4-beta [kernel 2008/07/09 userland 2008/07/09]:
To resize a disk image, figure out the Cyls/Heads/Sectors values from your new media, and run growimg.sh.
Slow write method for a 1GB CF with 1986 cyls, 16 heads, 63 sectors:
gzip -d flashimg-20080712.GENERIC.console.gz
./growimg.sh 1986 16 63 flashimg-20080712.GENERIC.console
dd if=newimg.1234 of=/dev/sd0c bs=126b
Fast write method for a 1GB CF with 1986 cyls, 16 heads, 63 sectors:
gzip -d flashimg-20080712.GENERIC.console.gz
./growimg.sh -t sd0 1986 16 63 flashimg-20080712.GENERIC.console
To modify (change rc, change boot.conf, change kernel, install nsh, etc) just use vnconfig:
gzip -d flashimg-20080712.NET45xx.com0-19200
vnconfig svnd0 flashimg-20080712.NET45xx.com0-19200
mount /dev/svnd0a /mnt
cd /mnt/etc
vi rc
cp /local/nsh/nsh /mnt/bin/nsh
mkdir -p /mnt/usr/local/bin
cp /local/nsh/save-ro.sh /mnt/usr/local/bin/save.sh
chmod 0755 /mnt/usr/local/bin/save.sh
umount /mnt
vnconfig -u svnd0