Another Mirror for ISOs help by community member Mike: http://os108.freeserver.su
Download ISO https://drive.google.com/open?id=1aIkWUGN9PBIIoJk2SgP4qcxYEEsnoDbe
MD5: 086cbe5201cbd3d708cdb0835801a2e4
SHA512: a989c84f8bb5bbe609357f6ce4ad6a919f90ee5bbf06cbe7623333216e97acda24ff6c88e9716fab0114cf0876c9476afc7b28245240120e4e9acbbb6da162aa
Download USB img:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iBOmEUX54bPV9umN-cZHyAGJOUmup7Mq/view?usp=drivesdk
MD5 : c17d1a1cde4d1c059f0dca87d678e8c3
SHA512: 3d3e1b113e09891fa9ba1c9398685eee312e061e2aefc53cbe314b3ee5b3d79a286cafd23f1c93fe1c89e49a28849e7d64c3b42afb6d96b51bd6a700eeafec32
Installing OS108 to your hard drive is done by using the sysinst utility, the process is basically the same as installing NetBSD itself.
Please referer to the NetBSD guide for installation details, http://www.netbsd.org/docs/guide/en/part-install.html
--Be sure to enable option "log" in partition to your FFSv2 file system.
--If you choose a custom partition scheme, which makes updating between releases easier, be aware that OS108, as NetBSD, installs software to /usr/pkg, so the /usr partition should be the largest partition on your drive.
When the base install is finished, let dhcp configure your network connection automatically, set the console keyboard, created a root password and set the root shell.
Please make sure to create at least one user being of group wheel from the configuration menu.
After install login to root account and follow these steps while CD ISO is in cdrom device:
#mount /cdrom
#sh /cdrom/amd64/binary/sets/pkgs/mate.sh
And for USB installer :
#mount /dev/dk1 /cdrom
#sh /cdrom/amd64/binary/sets/pkgs/mate.sh
where dk1 is your usb drive
Installation Tutorial video : https://youtu.be/cgAeY21gXR4
For WiFI also follow this guide to work along with WiFi manager : https://archive.unitedbsd.com/t/netbsd-desktop-pt-2-set-up-wireless-networking-on-netbsd-with-wpa-supplicant-and-dhcpcd/281
Have fun and do report bugs and problems
Special Thanks to @leot @medfly @ryoshu @nbyouri and others from Freenode #NetBSD
