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title = 'Following OpenBSD-current snapshots'
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aliases = '/posts/2023-09-30-following-openbsd-current-snapshots'
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summary = '''I guesss this is now a working scenario in which I can update
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to a working current snapshots but without the need of building OpenBSD
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from source.'''
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date = '2023-09-30T19:13:29+0200'
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#lastmod = ''
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categories = [ 'computerstuff' ]
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tags = [ 'openbsd' ]
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## Upgrade process
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At the boot prompt, boot with the `bsd.rd` kernel.
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```plain
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>> OpenBSD/amd64 BOOTX64 3.65
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boot> boot bsd.rd
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```
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Choosing <kbd>U</kbd> for _Upgrade_ and continue to the server path.
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Type `/pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/amd64` to set the sets location.
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This installs now the latest compiled system binaries built from the current
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OpenBSD source tree.
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After the installation you can normally hit <kbd>Enter</kbd> to reboot your
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computer.
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Finish the upgrade process by updating the userland packages/binaries with:
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```console
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$ doas pkg_add -u
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```
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## My thoughts
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I'm not sure where the exact difference is between this workflow and just using
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`sysupgrade -s` which should also update the base system to the latest available
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snapshot.
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## Another approach
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Using `sysupgrade`.
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```console
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$ doas sysupgrade -s
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Fetching from ftp://mirror.hs-esslingen.de/pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/amd64/
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SHA256.sig 100% |*******************************| 2144 00:00
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Signature Verified
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INSTALL.amd64 100% |*****************************| 44856 00:00
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base74.tgz 100% |******************************| 368 MB 00:40
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bsd 100% |******************************| 24747 KB 00:04
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bsd.mp 100% |******************************| 24859 KB 00:04
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bsd.rd 100% |******************************| 4550 KB 00:01
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comp74.tgz 100% |******************************| 75643 KB 00:09
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game74.tgz 100% |******************************| 2748 KB 00:02
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man74.tgz 100% |******************************| 7830 KB 00:01
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xbase74.tgz 100% |******************************| 57139 KB 00:06
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xfont74.tgz 100% |******************************| 22968 KB 00:03
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xserv74.tgz 100% |******************************| 14951 KB 00:03
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xshare74.tgz 100% |******************************| 4578 KB 00:01
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Verifying sets.
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Fetching updated firmware.
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fw_update: add none; update none; keep intel,inteldrm,iwm,vmm
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Upgrading.
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```
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The computer will reboot after the download.
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Updating installed packages:
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```console
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$ doas pkg_add -u
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```
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Whenever a new release appears (currently 7.4) you may need to
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add `-D snap` to the above command.
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```console
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$ doas pkg_add -D snap -u
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quirks-6.157 signed on 2023-09-29T21:02:26Z
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```
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Well, I usually reboot the laptop after this step just to be sure.
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Also my `~/.cache` gets cleaned on reboot so also the Firefox
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cache gets cleaned (and others) in one run :)
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```console
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$ shutdown -r now
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Shutdown NOW!
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shutdown: [pid: 50674]
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System shutdown time has arrived
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```
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Computer reboots... and all should be fine again.
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