> sd0 => antiX Linux & GRUB2 > sd2 => openBSD > > On the first reboot after installation, I went into the BIOS first and > selected > "sd2" to boot from.
OpenBSD is bullet-proofly built for 90s years old men who report what exactly disks appears in the bios and forget to salut but not about sd1. Under 90s, you can roll over a trackball for Windows/Mac or like me, in my fifty, I have some scripts that make my OpenBSD chew the unix gum enough pleasently that the turbo led of my laptop case sometimes flash on heavy duties.. A salut to all the nannies of this list. dan bsd.numode.eu
