Re: Sysupgrade failing on a system without MBR/GPT (disklabel directly on disk)
Zeljko Jovanovic <[email protected]> Thu, 11 Jun 2026 21:47:11 +0200
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On 6/11/26 15:13, Nick Holland wrote: ... > you built a broken system. It was built a long time ago by somebody else. I was just been assigned the task of upgrading it. This particular server used to be OpenBSD on a SPARC physical machine, which was later migrated to x86_64 VM. Probably the image of its original disk was just mounted under VM, and x86_64 OS version installed over it. In that way, data and configuration files stayed in place. > well...you can do a manual upgrade, and push your problem down the road a bit. > > But...your system was built incorrectly. You need to rebuild it. Better to > do it on your schedule, rather than in a panic when it breaks worse. > > It actually surprises me it works at all. But what you have is a totally > unsupported configuration; it isn't something that is tested for, it isn't > something that may work at all in future releases. > > Nick. Thank you for your insight. The clean install is definitely the best way to go. Best regards, Ž.