If you’re not tied to Amazon, there are no shortage of VPS (KVM, specifically) providers that will give you a console and let you install via the ISO of your choice.
The first step is to get it running on Xen well. I have 3k$ as an enticement for someone more qualified than me to take on the project. I’ve posted a few places, but no one has shown interest so far.
Congrats to the OpenBSD team and contributors!
An exciting new release! I did notice this though:
Java 7 is literally end of life today. Kinda funny. ;)
For those still waiting on their CDs , there appears to have been a slight delay:
https://www.mail-archive.com/announce@openbsd.org/msg00098.html
Still wishing I could run OpenBSD on EC2 =(
I should just get off my butt and make it work.
If you’re not tied to Amazon, there are no shortage of VPS (KVM, specifically) providers that will give you a console and let you install via the ISO of your choice.
The first step is to get it running on Xen well. I have 3k$ as an enticement for someone more qualified than me to take on the project. I’ve posted a few places, but no one has shown interest so far.