[rescue] The IPX lives, kinda

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On Wed, Dec 25, 2013 at 11:48:32PM -0500, Mouse wrote:
> > ok boot net bsd.rd
> > Boot device: /sbus/le at 0,c00000   File and args: bsd.rd
> > 13000
> > >> OpenBSD BOOT 2.6
> > Booting bsd.rd
> > boot: client IP address: 192.168.1.19
> > boot: client name: honey
> > root addr=192.168.1.1 path=/tftpboot
> > Cannot load bsd.rd: error=72
> > device[/sbus/le at 0,c00000]:
> 
> With the NetBSD booters I know, "bsd.rd" would have to be the kernel
> executable; the .rd makes it look as though it may be a ramdisk image.

For OpenBSD bsd.rd is indeed the ramdisk kernel, which is also the
so-called "installation" kernel. I believe this is the correct kernel that
should be booted to install OpenBSD from.

Presuming the OP has downloaded all the necessary files and made them
available in the correct path on his tftp server, he should ask on the
openbsd.misc mailing list.

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