use the u-boot version with the m2 fix

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@@ -3,3 +3,28 @@ https://cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/arm64/install70.img
 18:57 < kettenis> just remember that with the current DTB all machines default to serial console
 18:57 < kettenis> so you'll have to type "set tty fb0" at the boot> prompt
 19:13 < kettenis> but if you already have u-boot running, the standard instructions from INSTALL.arm64 are all you need
 18:57 < kettenis> just remember that with the current DTB all machines default to serial console
 18:57 < kettenis> so you'll have to type "set tty fb0" at the boot> prompt
 19:13 < kettenis> but if you already have u-boot running, the standard instructions from INSTALL.arm64 are all you need

+
+set tty fb0
+boot
+
+Choose whole disk, but it will wipe any linux partitions
+
+Interface is bge0
+
+Hostname: ftp.eu.openbsd.org
+
+Firmware needs to go in /etc/firmware
+
+pkg_add -i bash gnupg vim sudo fvwm2 chromium mtr mpv
+
+halt -p
+
+echo 'set tty fb0' > /etc/boot.conf
+
+systat sensors
+
+# Login Manager X
+xenodm
+
+20:37 < kettenis> the files need to be renamed; it prints the name if wants at the end
+20:37 < kettenis> this will all change once the naming scheme that marcan came up with gets blessed by the Linux maintainers