I'm installing OpenBSD 7.3 on a Raspberry Pi 4 (arm64), using a USB stick as
its disk.
Before calling the installer I drop to the shell and setup full disk
encryption, as documented in the FAQ [1]. Instead of using an MBR partition
table (fdisk -iy ), I used GPT (fdisk -gy -b ).
Now when I run
I've upgraded from 7.4 to 7.5 and had no issues with the Raspberry Pi 4 model
B. Ethernet works for me - during the installation and afterwards. I use it as
a home server.
To connect to it, I use the serial console. The root storage device is a USB
(v3.X) stick, and it's encrypted with a keydis
> Did you inject RPI UEFI firmware into the BOOT partition?
Are you talking about some third-party bootloader software? No, I'm
using the default U-Boot that comes with the miniroot. No modification
required.
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