Hello,
There seems to be a slight difference in what is stated for the supported Arm64  hardware on the website page vs the specific .txt install instructions.  It isn't exactly a 1-to-1 map.

My example, I have an Pine64 Quartz64-b, and not quite sure if it supported. The main site says it is, but the installation instructions don't list it. the dtb files are there, but u-boot board listings are not, but no matter....

...I -can- get it past the bootloader to the install setup scripts but it failed to pickup any storage devices. Which I find funny as in that it goes from : booting ......sd0a found etc etc ...sets up its ramdisk install on rd0a or whatever and then nothing is found  at all in /dev
I suspect the ACPI interfaces are not all there?
But it -can- find the kernel, just not allow disks to be seen/accessed etc.
Does Openbsd's install script allow installs on the same whole device as to what the install-script/ramdisk came from?

I am using https://github.com/jaredmcneill/quartz64_uefi to setup the EFI env , dd OpenBSD 7.3's install images' partitions onto the partition table setup by the mentioned project and copy over a dtb file into /vendor/ on the EFI partion


I know all this Arm64 is a work in progress and early days, but any thoughts appreciated.


Troy.

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