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There's also some providers that come with freebsd support out of the box, if you want a less complex setup path https://www.vultr.com/servers/freebsd https://w
by kyledrake 7y ago
There's also some providers that come with freebsd support out of the box, if you want a less complex setup path https://www.vultr.com/servers/freebsd https://www.vultr.com/servers/freebsd
- fredericalix 7y agoI know very well vultr but I prefer OVH. Their infra are in France and no US Cloud Act.
- eatonphil 7y agoDigital Ocean supports FreeBSD too. But it's good to document these manual steps so you can port the effort to NetBSD, OpenBSD, SmartOS, etc. (I've had all those run on Linode).
- i_feel_great 7y agoYou don't happen to have documented these at all by chance? I am particularly interested in NetBSD.
- eatonphil 7y agoIt's the exact same steps as the guide for FreeBSD [0] but you do it with a NetBSD install image instead. I maintained an installer [1] for these systems a while ago but the images may not be available anymore, not sure. [0] https://www.linode.com/docs/tools-reference/custom-kernels-distros/install-freebsd-on-linode/ https://www.linode.com/docs/tools-reference/custom-kernels-d... [1] https://github.com/eatonphil/linode_deploy_experimental https://github.com/eatonphil/linode_deploy_experimental