Hello everyone!

Anyone manage to get OmniOS to communicate the necessary HPE iLO information as part of AMS please?

I'm here waiting for an answer.

I have an ip addr object in state disabled. What's the right incantation to enable it? I tried various forms of ipadm enable-addr and enable-if but to no avail

also, still can't get openbsd 7.4 to boot under bhyve on r46

aru - I've just tried it and it seems ok, so we should be able to work it out.

Did you set the `type` attribute in the zone config to `openbsd`?

Welcome to the OpenBSD/amd64 7.4 installation program.

(I)nstall, (U)pgrade, (A)utoinstall or (S)hell?

huh

no, this is the zone config I used pastebin.com/UkEXBm2n . Is the type=openbsd thing documented somewhere?

Yes, in the man page for the brand - man.omnios.org/bhyve.7#type

Is your ipadm object possibly somehow temporarily disabled? If you try to enable it with the -t flag, does it work?

oh, thank you

I just installed by writing install74.img to a second disk and booting from that, then installing on the boot disk (sd0).

The only special thing was typing `set tty=com0` at the first prompt to switch to the serial console for the rest

it was probably the type thing, it completely ignored the attached iso and tried booting from network

If that doesn't work for any reason, the temporary second hard disk method definitely does.

if I try ipadm enable-if -t internal0 I either get "ipadm: Could not enable internal0 : Interface already exists" or "ipadm: Could not enable internal0 : Interface does not exist" depending if I ifconfig internal0 plumb/unplumb before running that

I generally wouldn't mix ipadm with ifconfig (unless this is for trying to unstick/debug things)

but if it was originally plumbed with ifconfig, does `ifconfig <interface> up` help?

hmm, no luck with type=openbsd pastebin.com/qN1WQ74B

Perhaps their .iso is not UEFI enabled?

but then it wouldn't work for you either?

I booted from the .img file written to a second hard disk

ah

Then, after I installed, I halted and deleted that temporary disk

right

let's try that

After creating the second disk (which was 'fast/hdd/test1' for me), I just did

dd if=/data/iso/install74.img of=/dev/zvol/dsk/fast/hdd/test1 bs=1M

now I get to openbsd's loader, but it just loops, this is all i get in the console pastebin.com/v5KTrCLw

Try the `set tty=com0` at that first boot> prompt, then return

It was `set tty com0`, but that did the trick, thank you

Great. For me, the installer offered to change the default console when it was near the end, and it all worked after that.

I ran into the tty=com0 thing the last time I tried openbsd

huh, can't brain today

I'm running out of ideas, I managed to get it installed, but I can't make it to boot from the disk it was installed to, it again goes straight to network booting no matter how I faff around with bootorder and things

oh, i see, what the heck

turns out when I selected whole disk automated partitioning during the installation, it picked up mbr partition table without setting up all the efi stuff

is there something extra that one needs to set to get vnc to work apart from the vnc attribute? Once i set it to on, the zone just halts almost imediatelly

oh, "device emulation initialization error: Operation not supported"

so that was a result of vga=on, which I put in there after I wasn't able to connect with realvnc, but that was just realvnc doing something silly