-The first boot of the system will take some time due to the generation of a DSA key for ssh. This can take up to 15 minutes on a 3/160, but times can vary greatly depending on your machine. This is a one time process and is nothing to worry about. +The first boot of the system will take some time due to the generation of a DSA +key for ssh. This can take up to 15 minutes on a 3/160, but times can vary +greatly depending on your machine. This is a one time process and is nothing to +worry about.
--The diskless configuration is prone to instability. If many processes -coredump during multi-user startup, hit <L1-A> and from the ``>'' -prompt use ``b le()bsd'' to reboot again. It usually works on the second -try. Alternatively, you can boot single-user ``b le()bsd -s'', and exit -single-user mode as soon as it appears with control-D. -This behaviour doesn't appear when running from a local harddisk. -
-You can use cvs to get The X Window System. Kenneth Stailey had written patches for OpenBSD/sun3, which should have been -integrated into the mainstream XFree86 sources. However, X has not been tested -on OpenBSD/sun3 for quite some time. +integrated into the mainstream XFree86 sources. X clients and libraries are +available, but there is no X server yet.