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Last change April 27, 2024, 10:52 a.m.
Last author Christos Longros

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Connect to the host serving the new image, and execute the [.filename]#updatep1# script:
 
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Make sure that the chosen port is not blocked by the firewall to receive incoming connections from the NanoBSD host.
 
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First, open a TCP listener on the host serving the image, and make it send the image to the client:
 
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Try this example if the remote host is not running the man:ftpd[8] or man:sshd[8] service:
 
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If the transfer speed is most important, use this example:
 
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According to which services are available on the host serving the new NanoBSD image and what type of transfer is preferred, it is possible to use one of these three methods:
 
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The different partition sizes can be set through the use of `NANO_CODESIZE`, `NANO_CONFSIZE`, and `NANO_DATASIZE` as a multiple of 512-byte sectors. `NANO_CODESIZE` defines the size of the first two image partitions: `code#1` and `code#2`. They have to be big enough to hold all the files that will be produced as a result of the `buildworld` and `buildkernel` processes. `NANO_CONFSIZE` defines the size of the configuration file partition, so it does not need to be very big; but do not make it so small that it will not hold all configuration files. Finally, `NANO_DATASIZE` defines the size of an optional partition, that can be used on the appliance. The last partition can be used, for example, to keep files created on the fly on disk.
 
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The `NANO_MEDIASIZE` variable must be set to the size (in 512-byte sectors) of the storage media that will be used. If you set it wrong, it is possible that the NanoBSD image will not boot at all, and a message at boot time will be warning about incorrect disk geometry.
 
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