#Configuration file for sysinst
#Describes a default installation

#Port name. This will be checked against the compiled-in constant in the back end.
port=amd64

#Installation medium: where the installation files come from.
#Some mediums need arguments. CDROM installations need a device and a
#directory on the CD.
medium=CD /dev/cd0 /installation

#Kernel name. For this and other fields, a slash in front of an option will
#indicate that the user must still select between the ones in the slash-
#separated list in the front end.  That is, this file does not fully describe an
#installation. This will only be in a "default" file, the files generated by
#sysinst will be completely specified.
kernel=/GENERIC/GENERIC_MP/GENERIC_TINY

#Sets. In this example, the compiler set is optional.
sets=BASE, ETC, /COMP, GAMES, MAN, X11

#Custom sets. These are made available both per-port and by custom installation
#distributions. E.g. someone could distribute NetBSD with a KDE set and a
#GNOME set, and the user will select between them. Entries
#with slashes will be present on these custom sysinst.conf's.
customsets=SOME_AMD_SET, /KDE/GNOME,

#Partitions, in the main NetBSD partition. Each line contains:
#         name      percent  minsize  maxsize
partition=SWAP      10.      16M      1G
partition=/usr      40       128M     -
partition=/         *        256M     -
# * means "rest of disk", and can only be used once.
# - means "not applicable".
#For this particular conf., the minimum disk size is 16+128+256=400M.