Hello, I was trying to autoinstall OpenBSD 7.1 on a VM when I stumbled upon something unexpected (to my uneducated eyes) in the installer.
What I'm trying to do may very well fall in the "unsupported" basket, just tell me. But still, I think I can at least ask if this is actually intended behavior. When I used the following answers: [...] Location of sets = disk Is the disk partition already mounted = yes Pathname to the sets = / [...] I expected the setup to look at the / (from the ramdisk), but it searched in /mnt2 instead. The error message was helpful: Looked at file:///mnt2// and found no OpenBSD/amd64 [...] After having had a look at install_mounted_fs() in distrib/miniroot/install.sub I can see why it happened like that. But the comments in the install.sub file say that it should "# Accept a valid absolute path.". But as this is only checked after the /mnt2 & /mnt tests, it may do something different whether they contain something related to your answer or not. I managed to workaround this by telling it to use ../ instead of /, and it worked, so I have a solution for my needs. Is this in need for a modification, or is it good as-is ? I can submit a patch if you think it is useful. Thanks -- Vincent Legoll
