On 2024-10-10, Mark <markbsdmail2...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Thu, Oct 10, 2024 at 8:50 PM Dave Voutila <d...@sisu.io> wrote: >> >> No console access? How did you install OpenBSD to begin with? >> > > At the moment, I have no console access, the KVM access is on demand, > I will request it but it will take a long time. > > Just wanted to quickly ask the question here, > thinking if there might be anything to do, before proceeding to the > manual console request. > > The only thing comes to my mind is the root or home partition being full
It's unlikely that /home being full would do this. / possible but less likely. Based on symptoms, /usr being full is much more likely. Also until quite recently the auto partition defaults for /usr were really on the low side so it's a common thing to run into. (With newer ones they're on the high side instead...) I recommend always checking for free space in /usr before upgrading, it's hard to be accurate in predicting whether the new release will fit but you can get a feel for whether it's likely to. -- Please keep replies on the mailing list.
