Hi, I have a question, i read faq "14 - Disk Setup (DiskLabel Unique Identifiers) ". It is a pretty feature. We can start OpenBSD OS from the disk put anywhere(order).
But what's about after a dump/restore Boot in single user : backup the disk using 'dump -0af /mnt/root.dump /dev/wd0a' ... When we try to restore on a NEW DISK (WITH NEW SIZE) Boot in single user : restore using 'restore -rf /mnt/root.dump' Restore biosboot block... reboot to restore others partitions Need to do : mount -u -w / I have the following error : mount_ffs: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.a on /: No such file or directory I suppose DUID is concerned. To avoid this, i need to modify /etc/fstab from /dev/wd0a remove DUID use and put the old (cf /dev/wd0a / ...) Now works... How to restore a disk using DUID ? keeping duid in /etc/fstab ? Thank you very much. Cheers, Wesley.
