I'm using filemedia[0]'s KVM-based offering. It supports custom ISOs (you can open a ticket to get a new ISO uploaded), so installing OpenBSD (5.4 at the time)

I'm using filemedia[0]'s KVM-based offering. It supports custom ISOs (you can open a ticket to get a new ISO uploaded), so installing OpenBSD (5.4 at the time) was quite easy. You just have to make sure to use DHCP and not a static IP in the network configuration, otherwise the network stops working a few months later when the DHCP lease expires. They also have a new Xen (PV or HVM) oferring, but I don't know how well OpenBSD would work with that. Another possibility is iwStack[1], another KVM-based hosting provider. [0] https://www.filemedia.de/ https://www.filemedia.de/ [1] http://iwstack.com/ http://iwstack.com/