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--- Comment #18 from Daniel Tameling ---
That's one way to do it. You could also keep using the 14.2 boot environment,
delete the others (and do a bectl rename if you want to keep the name
"default").
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--- Comment #17 from Michael ---
Just one final question. How do I now properly upgrade again from 14.1. to
14.2?
i.e. Can I just delete the boot environments starting with 14.2-RELEASE.
and do a fresh upgrade as per release instructio
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--- Comment #16 from Michael ---
(In reply to Daniel Tameling from comment #13)
Just cloned the /usr/scr as you described, compiled, loaded i915kms and all
good under 14.2.
Thanks.
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--- Comment #15 from Kevin Zheng ---
(In reply to Daniel Tameling from comment #14)
>From this discussion, I found that I had old (14.1) sources checked out from
Git at /usr/src. Apparently drm-kmod port generates the warning from the
runni
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--- Comment #14 from Daniel Tameling ---
(In reply to Kevin Zheng from comment #11)
There is no other port. You should probably open a new bug and might check
dmesg -a or /var/log/messages in xterm for any error messages.
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--- Comment #13 from Daniel Tameling ---
Yes, you need them under /usr/src and you need the right version. (As far as I
know, /usr/src is not part of boot environments. So if you had content there
and did a rollback that should be 14.1 and
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--- Comment #12 from Michael ---
(In reply to Daniel Tameling from comment #10)
I think I read somewhere that kernel modules need the kernel source for it to
compile (don’t have them installed as I didn’t need them until upgrading to
14.2
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--- Comment #10 from Daniel Tameling ---
It depends on how motivated you are. Since you have a working workaround, you
can just wait until 14.1 hits EOL and once the pkg packages get updated to 14.2
you try drm 6.1 again and file a new bug
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--- Comment #9 from Michael ---
FYI: After rebooting I was back in the 14.1 environment (-t switch from bectl)
which then came up with kernel page errors and auto rebooted.
I then switched to single user (which gave me a shell) and activat
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--- Comment #8 from Michael ---
Just switched to the 14.2 be as you suggested (you were right I needed to
execute freebsd-update again - as the environment was not complete). Also
checked with uname that I was indeed in the 14.2. be.
Then
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--- Comment #7 from Daniel Tameling ---
Forgot to mention: I think the environments created are not the final 14.2. So
you might have to execute the final freebsd-update commands.
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--- Comment #6 from Daniel Tameling ---
If you still have the boot environments from the previous attempts, I would use
them to figure out how to fix the issue and leave the main environment
untouched. That way what you do can be easily rev
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--- Comment #5 from Michael ---
(In reply to Daniel Tameling from comment #4)
Unfortunately I already rolled back the update before I saw your comment
(seemed to have worked well as I am now back on 14.1).
However I would like to upgrade
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--- Comment #3 from Michael ---
Thanks for getting back.
After some digging I had the same suspicion and tried to rebuild the drm-kmod
from ports. However this didn't seem to fix it (maybe I am doing something
wrong - using mainly binary p
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--- Comment #2 from Pat Maddox ---
Yeah if you look at https://pkg-status.freebsd.org/ you can see that the 14
packages are still being build with 141 jails.
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--- Comment #1 from Pat Maddox ---
Have you built the package yourself using a 14.2 kernel? My understanding is
that the official package repos are still currently building with 14.1, and
will for another... 3 months? So right now when kmod
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