I reproduced it. Will file PR with above details. Yes, I used sysinst only (Upgrade NetBSD on hard disk, full installation, install from media), from sd0 to sd1. One root partition in target media (plus swap). Image was http://nycdn.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD-daily/HEAD/202107220520Z/images/NetBSD-9.99.87-amd64-install.img.gz this time.
On Thu, Jul 22, 2021 at 2:17 PM Martin Husemann <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Thu, Jul 22, 2021 at 02:05:11PM +0300, Andrius V wrote: > > I will retest later today. Steps were simple: booted the latest image > > of that day from nycdn, updated NetBSD installation with all packages > > (system is located in USB media as well, had a bit older current > > system, mbr partitioned). Installation media booted using uefi boot. > > If not reproducible, I guess issue can be ignored. > > This needs a lot more details, like: > > - link of the image you booted (note there are various available, > exact example URL helps) > - description of the system that you updated (sd? is root, sd? is what > you booted from? How was the target system partitioned, /etc/fstab > from the updated system; though some of that may be redundant if > you answer the item below) > - what path [in detail] did you go through sysinst? There may be two > reasonable ones for the kind of update you describe, depending on > the medium/image you booted. > > My persoanl favorite way: manually update kernel first, test boot it > and if all is fine, run the installed version of sysinst to update > the "currently running" system (and let sysinst do the set downloads, > it usually picks the right download link as default automatically). > > However, this does not always work for -current if your kernel requires > modules (it is guaranteed to work for branches, and it also always works > with amd64 GENERIC). > > Anyway, if you can reproduce it: please file a PR with above details. > > Thanks! > > Martin
