Op 21-08-2022 10:22 schreef Otto Moerbeek <o...@drijf.net>:
On Sun, Aug 21, 2022 at 08:51:03AM +0200, Mark Kettenis wrote:
Op 20-08-2022 21:19 schreef Nick Holland <n...@holland-consulting.net>:
On 8/20/22 09:50, Quattroporte wrote:
Hello arm@openbsd, I would like to install -current on the
internal ssd that has macOS. I am a little unclear as to what
disk choice I should make in the installer. The Asahi docs say
choosing (W)hole disk option is fine
https://asahilinux.org/2022/07/july-2022-release/ Has anyone
tried? Would (W)hole install OpenBSD in the free space only?
Thanks!
<JokeMode> Assuming that you mean "free space" in the BOFH sense,
sure. User: "I'm out of free space!" BOFH: *clickety-click*
there, now you got lots of free space." User: "MY FILES ARE
GONE!" BOFH: "you got lots of free space, like you asked for"
</JokeMode> Unless something is special about that platform for
OpenBSD, "whole disk" means "whole disk". NOT just the part you
were aiming for. I haven't worked with that platform, but in
general, if you want to share the disk between OSs, you will have
to make some free space before installing OpenBSD, then create an
OpenBSD partition in that free space.
Well something is special here. OpenBSD will not leave all the
"Apple"
AN extra "not" ?
Bleach, yes. It *will* leave all "Apple" partitions intact.
partitions intact, even when picking "(W)hole disk" in the
installer. That will still wipe any other partitions such as
those created by a Linux install for example.
Multibooting is not trivial.
True. Multibooting macOS on these machines works fine though.
Nick.
