machine-name.conf.example

# machine-name.conf
# "openbsd" or "netbsd"
_OS="openbsd"

_HOSTNAME="es45"
_DOMAIN="domain.tld"
# Determined automatically via DNS if empty
#_IP_ADDRESS=""
# Specify the swap file size in MiB (number only!)
_SWAP_FILE_SIZE=1024

_DNS_SERVER_ADDRESS="172.16.0.1"
_GATEWAY_ADDRESS="172.16.0.1"
_NFS_SERVER_ADDRESS="172.16.0.2"

# This mirror still has older OpenBSD releases available for download
_DOWNLOAD_MIRROR="https://ftp.eu.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/"
# Use either dotted version number (e.g. "6.0" or "7.0.1") or
# "snapshots" (OpenBSD only)
_OS_VERSION="7.1"
_PLATFORM="alpha"

# Specify the path prefix where files should be downloaded to and root
# file systems are built. The full path for this machine will be added
# by nfsrb and look like this:
#
# "${_BASE_PATH_PREFIX}/${_OS}/${_OS_VERSION}/${_PLATFORM}/${_HOSTNAME}"
_BASE_PATH_PREFIX="/srv/nfs"

# OPTIONAL
# Only specify sets additional to the default sets "base" and "etc" and
# separate by " "
_ADDITIONAL_SETS_TO_DOWNLOAD="man comp"

# Specify the name of the desired kernel, e.g. "bsd", "bsd.mp", etc.
# Basename only, as the containing directory is known to nfsrb
_KERNEL_TO_USE="bsd.mp"

# OPTIONAL
# Additional files to download from the download base path.
_ADDITIONAL_FILES_TO_DOWNLOAD="netboot"