OpenBSD has a fantastic install guide available, but it only covers the basic system installation, not any post-install configuration and hardening.
This document is meant as an easy guide to post-installation configuration. You can use other mirrors for both packages and cvs, and use your text-editor of choice -- these examples are meant to simply work without having to do any additional research or decision-making. Also, it has been tested with OpenBSD 4.1, though it should work for other versions. You can get the current official recommendations via:
$ man afterbootAfter you've finished your installation, create a user account (only root is created by default) and give them sudo access:
# useradd -m username
# passwd username
# usermod -G wheel username
# pkg_add ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/4.1/packages/i386/pico-4.10p0
# pico /etc/sudoers
Remove a # symbol from the sudoers file to allow wheel members to sudo. The file should now contain this text:
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