This README explains the build and install for the custom embedded OpenBSD
meant to run an NTP server on Soekris 4801 boxes.

The 00build directory contains two build scripts and two gzipped tarballs that
can be used to modify the custom embedded OpenBSD install.  To accomplish this,
you must use the following build scripts as described:

1) makerootfs - This script uses the two .tgz files in its directory to create
a root filesystem containing the system to be installed.  This root filesystem
is contained in a subdirectory called 'rootfs'.  Once this script has been
run and rootfs created, you can modify the files therein as needed.  Once you
have finished making modifications, you must run the second build script.

2) makesetfiles - This script uses the rootfs subdirectory in its directory to
create two gzipped tarballs and an MD5 file, which can then be used to install
the custom embedded OpenBSD instance.  Once you've run this script, in order to
use the newly created .tgz and MD5 files, you must move the resulting .tgz 
from the 00build directory into this one, and use the new MD5sums in the
00build directory to update this directory's MD5 file.

NOTE: This directory is a customized version of a standard OpenBSD install
repository.  The index.txt file has been modified to only include the files
allowed for an install of the custom embedded OpenBSD system.  To install
the system, boot using the OpenBSD 4.4 bsd.rd kernel, then follow the
instructions found in the INSTALL.custom file.