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.
(P.S sorry about the wonky PGP thing and bogus subscribe ...sending msgs
in OpenBSD is harder for me than setting up httpd or pf or the install )
