How to boot the uniprocessor kernel instead of MP?

Submitted by stephan on May 21, 2008 - 09:27

By default, BSDanywhere boots a multi processor kernel since most of current desktop PCs have multiple cores. To boot the uniprocessor kernel, hold down the control keys while booting the CD. You will find yourself at the OpenBSD boot prompt. Type 'bsd' and press 'Enter'.

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