On Tue, May 28, 2019 at 03:13:06PM +0200, Joel Carnat wrote: > OpenBSD 6.5 and snapshots freeze on boot when using the VirtIO SCSI > configuration on Synology Virtual Manager. It boots and works ok when > using the IDE or SATA emulation mode. > > I have tried various settings (Windows, Linux and Other template) but > there doesn't seem to be a way to boot using VirtIO SCSI.
With a qemu 3.1, virtio scsi works for me on -current, but I don't have a setup with vhost-scsi (the linux in-kernel driver on the host side that seems to be used by your box). So it could be a bug in your qemu (2.2) or some incompatibility with vhost-scsi. Out of interest: what linux kernel is the box running? If it offerse virtio block as alternative to virtio scsi, you could try that. If it has an option to turn vhost off for scsi, you could try that, too. > I have use NetBSD 8.0 to boot the same machine and it installed and > ran properly. > > The OpenBSD boot process and NetBSD boot informations are available > here: > https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nclrlkktmwlfj1t/AADVEfBWiKumJQ7LBzQxwgU8a?dl=0 > > While the boot process is hanged, the VM uses 20% of CPU. I kept it for > a few minutes but no timeout appeared. It just seem to be frozen doing > internal things. > > I can run more testings if required to debug. Cheers, Stefan
