OpenBSD On MacBook Pro:
Connect to Wi-Fi
16 Feb, 2019
Ethernet
bge0 network interface is configured when installing OpenBSD. Then netstart
initializes network when the system boots.
If not, run it manually:
doas sh /etc/netstart bge0
Wi-Fi
The wireless card on MPB doesn't work with OpenBSD, so I had to buy an external Wi-Fi USB adapter (Edimax EW-7811UN).
After plugging in, a prepackaged version of the firmware needs to be installed:
doas fw_update
Make sure that the network interface is configured:
ifconfig urtwn0
And you're ready to start the interface:
doas sh /etc/netstart urtwn0
Persistent config
To join your network on boot, you need to create a config file:
# vim /etc/hostname.urtwn0
nwid my-network-name
wpakey my-network-password
dhcp
up