On 9/18/2025 16:36, Chris Ross wrote:
On 17 Sep 2025, at 14:20, Chris Ross<cross+free...@distal.com> wrote:
So, on the idea of trying to back-date the whole machine, I have ZFS
snapshots of the whole root from just before the first upgrade,
Aug 7/8.  […]
Brief update, more to come later I hope.
I don’t know all of the magic of freebsd-update, but I was able to
figure/infer that it created versions (clones?) of the root fs
at points of upgrade.  I was able to swap one of those in, leaving
the current system where it was at zroot/ROOT/default.  I’ve set
bootfs to the older 14.1 system and gotten that running.

It _started_ looking bad, doing what the newer system was doing
by sending out SOLICIT6 messages and not getting an answer from my
ISP.  But as Karl noted, if I waited long enough (2ish hours in my
case), it eventually did get an answer!

You're lucky -- KUB (my ISP) told me that their "binding" remained valid for *_three weeks_*.  Needless to say that's not nice if it gets mad at you..... :-)

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