bsd.mp

[Peter Hessler]

you want to do `cp /bsd.mp /bsd`.  By default, the bootloader loads /bsd.

There is an option to change /etc/boot.conf, but I strongly recommend
against that.  After a while, you'll get used to how OpenBSD works, and
be suprised when a new kernel isn't being loaded.


On 2008 Dec 06 (Sat) at 03:39:58 -0500 (-0500), tonino-pablo wrote:
:
:   Is it ok to do cp bsd.rd bsd.mp, or should I do mv bsd bsd.mp, what is
:   the best way to make .mp the default boot kernel?

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