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Re: Slightly OT: 2.8 ETA
- To: misc_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: Re: Slightly OT: 2.8 ETA
- From: Brian Clark <brianj_(_at_)_fusionwerks_(_dot_)_com>
- Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2000 15:13:23 -0400
Pedro Timoteo wrote:
>Brian Clark wrote:
>>
>> Howdy,
>>
>> I have 2.6, and I was about to purchase a 2.7 CD set tonight, but I see
>> that quite a few people are getting their hands dirty with 2.8 beta(?).
>>
>> Does anyone have a projected release date for 2.8? Should I wait? I don't
>> want to have 2.7 ship and 2.8 be not that far from being a release.
>
>2.8 will only be released in December, I guess. If you look at past release
>dates (see www.openbsd.org), it's always June and December. I suggest you
>buy 2.7 and then 2.8 later (as I'm doing).
Done. :-) I went ahead and grabbed 2.7 last night (Order number
2000/9/27-0:37:38-5722).
If I want to get 2.7, rather than 2.6, onto a machine tonight, is there a
way to get everything I need for the install (minus src, ports and
packages) on to a bootable CD-R using a Windows machine (where the CD-RW
resides)?
I have a fast connection where I will be doing the install, so that isn't a
problem, but I just need a recipe for the CD creation more than likely --
if it's possible writing it within windows, then have it actually /work/
for installing OpenBSD.
Has anyone gotten this to work?
I suppose I could do an FTP install, but I'd rather do a CD install.
>As someone else suggested, a subscription service like FreeBSD would be
>nice. Is it really available in Europe?
-Brian
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