Hi jungle Boogie, What happens if you unmount wd0a before you run autoinstall? Is there enough space in bsd.rd for your auto_upgrade.conf file? What happens if you do a regular upgrade "by hand"?
Personally, I'd keep old bsd.rd just in case, and rename the new one to something like bsd.up or something. Also, use a mirror for HTTP upgrade - they're usually much faster. I use autougrade daily and it works absolutely fine here. Regards, Raf On Thu, Feb 08, 2018 at 04:09:09PM GMT, jungle Boogie wrote: > Hi All, > > Since the 7th of February, I haven't been able to auto upgrade my > openBSD machine from snapshot to snapshot. I initiate the autoupgrade, > it mounts partition A as read only but never progresses past that. > > The way I perform auto_upgrade: > > 0. Reboot machine with new bsd.rd at / > 1. at the boot prompt type 'boot bsd.rd' > 2. Select S for shell > 3. mount /dev/wd0a mnt && cp mnt/auto_upgrade.conf . && autoinstall > 4.Typically this would start the autoupgrad and within 20 minutes, my > machine would be on the latest openBSD snapshot > > Now, however, it simply stalls at the mounting of /wd0a. > > Has there been a recent regression or is this now a feature? > > > $ cat /auto_upgrade.conf > Network interfaces = wpi0 > System hostname = puffer > Location of sets = http > http instead = yes > Server directory = pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/amd64 > HTTP Server = ftp.openbsd.org > Set name(s) = -game* > > -- > ------- > inum: 883510009027723 > sip: jungleboo...@sip2sip.info >
