On 2021-05-02, jpeg bild <jpegb...@dismail.de> wrote: > worked fine for me, its basically just reinstalling but with the same > configuration as your last install
"not supported" does not mean "_won't_ work", it means "if you try this and break things, we aren't going to try and change anything to accommodate you, and really don't expect help" (there is of course no warranty anyway, but for things which are _supposed_ to work we'll usually try to look into them). > On Sat May 1, 2021 at 6:42 PM CST, Ashton Fagg wrote: >> >> > On May 1, 2021, at 18:38, jpeg bild <jpegb...@dismail.de> wrote: >> > >> > If you want to move back to stable, you would have to boot bsd.rd and >> > select "Upgrade" in the prompt, then install from http with the correct >> > path for 6.9-stable >> >> …except that’s not supported. >> >> Again, per the very first sentence: >> >> https://www.openbsd.org/faq/upgrade69.html > > Golden rule with running snapshots around release time: if you want to move to the standard release version / -stable afterwards, never upgrade to a snapshot that has "-current" in the version string. You can easily check after downloading by using what(1) on the kernel. Care is needed with sysupgrade because after the kernel says "6.9" all you can do is "sysupgrade -s" to upgrade to a snapshot. It's trivial to tweak the shell script though.
