On Sun, Jun 02, 2019 at 08:27:04AM -0600, Theo de Raadt wrote: > Maksym Sheremet <mshere...@sheremets.com> wrote: > > > The VM is installed on a dedicated drive with FDE. It is detected as sd0 > > by bsd.rd booted from install65.iso. But once installer is started the > > drive disappears. Here is full output: > ... > > (I)nstall, (U)pgrade, (A)utoinstall or (S)hell? s > > # bioctl -c C -l /dev/sd0a softraid0 > > bioctl: could not open /dev/sd0a: No such file or directory > > # ls /dev > > MAKEDEV cua01 klog rcd0c rrd0c rwd0g rwd0o ttyC0 wd0g wd0o > > bio diskmap kmem rd0a rst0 rwd0h rwd0p urandom wd0h wd0p > > bpf enrst0 ksyms rd0c rwd0a rwd0i stderr wd0a wd0i > > wskbd0 > > bpf0 erst0 mem rfd0a rwd0b rwd0j stdin wd0b wd0j > > wskbd1 > > cd0a fd0a nrst0 rfd0b rwd0c rwd0k stdout wd0c wd0k > > wskbd2 > > cd0c fd0b null rfd0c rwd0d rwd0l tty wd0d wd0l xf86 > > console fd0c random rfd0i rwd0e rwd0m tty00 wd0e wd0m zero > > cua00 fd0i rcd0a rrd0a rwd0f rwd0n tty01 wd0f wd0n > > > > > > Does anyone know the cause of this problem? > > The Install script creates device nodes as required, because pre-creating > 32 inodes per potential drive overflows the limited space inside the ramdisk. >
That makes sense. But it behaves different with 6.5-release. There is sd0 in /dev without manual MAKEDEV. Welcome to the OpenBSD/amd64 6.5 installation program. (I)nstall, (U)pgrade, (A)utoinstall or (S)hell? s # ls /dev MAKEDEV fd0a rcd0c rsd0d rsd0p rwd0k sd0g stdout wd0g wskbd2 bio fd0b rd0a rsd0e rst0 rwd0l sd0h tty wd0h xf86 bpf fd0c rd0c rsd0f rwd0a rwd0m sd0i tty00 wd0i zero bpf0 fd0i rfd0a rsd0g rwd0b rwd0n sd0j tty01 wd0j cd0a klog rfd0b rsd0h rwd0c rwd0o sd0k ttyC0 wd0k cd0c kmem rfd0c rsd0i rwd0d rwd0p sd0l urandom wd0l console ksyms rfd0i rsd0j rwd0e sd0a sd0m wd0a wd0m cua00 mem rrd0a rsd0k rwd0f sd0b sd0n wd0b wd0n cua01 nrst0 rrd0c rsd0l rwd0g sd0c sd0o wd0c wd0o diskmap null rsd0a rsd0m rwd0h sd0d sd0p wd0d wd0p enrst0 random rsd0b rsd0n rwd0i sd0e stderr wd0e wskbd0 erst0 rcd0a rsd0c rsd0o rwd0j sd0f stdin wd0f wskbd1 Is this related to any changes in -current? -- MS
