On 2020/02/26 09:01, Stefan Sperling wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 26, 2020 at 01:56:15AM +0100, Matthias Kilian wrote:
> > But i have a (little bit offtopic) question related to what grub
> > did: my ports build machine still has that setup with 4 different
> > OpenBSD installations (and64-current, i386-current/amd64-stable,
> > i386-stable), with some overlaps (like a common /home for all four
> > of them, or /usr/{src,ports,xenocara} shared for -stable wrt.
> > -current. Is there any way to get something like this done other than
> > booting /bsd.rd and running fdisk(8)
You could boot from USB stick and swap them round. Or jcs mentioned
that newer grub builds on amd64 with minor tweaks.
> Wouldn't this be fairly easy to set up with vmm(4) nowadays?
> This way you could even have all 4 systems up in parallel.
Fairly easy if the hardware is capable, but then you have to cope with
NFS for the shared storage.
