Hello, I stumbled about what I would consider a bug in vnconfig, but maybe this makes sense to someone else. Using OpenBSD -current snapshot from yesterday on i386.
To reproduce do the following: mkdir vnconfig-test cd vnconfig-test dd if=/dev/zero of=image bs=512 count=100000 cp /etc/netstart saltfile vnconfig -K 8192 -S saltfile svnd0 image *edit svnd0 disklabel and create partiton a:* newfs /dev/svnd0a mount /mnt cp -fp /etc/fstab /mnt umount /mnt vnconfig -u svnd0 echo "now we get to the bug?" >> saltfile vnconfig -K 8192 -S saltfile svnd0 image mount /mnt ls /mnt Why does it work? Even better... when I insert something at the beginning of the saltfile instead, it doesnt work anymore... so it seems only some part of the saltfile is used? Which part? Whats the maximum file size of the saltfile before anything else gets ignored? If that is the normal behaviour, shouldn't that be under CAVEATS? Michael
