On Sat, Nov 7, 2020 at 4:30 PM Benjamin Baier wrote:
> What are the ramifications of a changed UUID?
At the moment, what one gets on OpenBSD depends on whether one uses
dmidecode (on systems where OpenBSD dmidecode actually works -- it doesn't
on some recent systems, even after making the necess
I have a multiboot system with several OSes on the same hardware.
Summary: OpenBSD UUID reported by dmidecode and from sysctl differ
significantly w.r.t. byte ordering. Multiple OSes report the same dmidecode
UUID, and most other OSes provide one or more alternate ways of accessing
the UUID which
No serious difficulties, just some notes on unexpected behavior
that might bear investigation.
There were two concerning messages before reboot, neither
logged anywhere that I could find: one was about being unable
to write bootblocks and the other was an indication that
rebooting might not be pos
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