Contributed by webmaster on from the Ultra-for-christmas dept.
- Ultra 1
- Ultra 5
- Ultra 10
- Sun Blade 100
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By Cindy () on
With the stuff that goes on (in my life, and the rest of the world) , OpenBSD is about the one thing I can count on. I know it will always be the best it can be.
- Cindy
By nick () on
There is now a snapshot of OpenBSD/sparc64 on the ftp mirrors. This port
is a work in progress and is not ready for production use. It is based
on the NetBSD/sparc64 port.
What works:
o Ultra1's (and probably 2's)
o Ultra5's
o possibly others
What is known not to work:
o Blade100 (ethernet chip has issues)
o Ultra30 (onboard scsi has issues)
o X windows
Installation methods:
Booting a ramdisk kernel (bsd.rd) from nfs (see diskless(8)) can
be used to boot strap OpenBSD/sparc64. The port can also be run diskless
using the snapshot tar balls and the GENERIC kernel (bsd).
Snapshots and development work are happening almost daily, so watch
source-changes and keep up to date. The developers are quite busy
trying to fix major bugs, so please don't whine about minor stuff
(unless the whine includes a patch =).
--Jason L. Wright