Courtney wrote: > I watched for shutdown events and it seems OpenBSD is not receiving ACPI > signals. I looked at my other OpenBSD guests, they also are not > receiving these ACPI signals and are not shutting down cleanly. I will > have to investigate again to see if my Linux VMs are receiving these > signals or not. What I see is my other OpenBSD VMs recover just fine, > but my one VM needs an fsck due to an sqlite file. My assumption is that > OpenBSD is doing what it should, but bhyve is not sending the signal, > for whatever reason. I have the right flags set (the defaults) in > OpenBSD to respond to ACPI signals properly.
FWIW, Hyper-V and VMware shut down OpenBSD cleanly, but it does so in response to requests from vmt(4) or hyperv(4), not ACPI. Are you booting OpenBSD via UEFI?
