[suggestion] i had to delete/resize default sized partitions.
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Distribution: Arch Linux && OpenBSD 7.4 && Pop!_OS && Kali && Qubes-Os
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[suggestion] i had to delete/resize default sized partitions.
i installed openbsd 6.1 when it was released and chose automatic/default partition layout.
everything went fine until i chose to install/compile ports, i ran out of disk space.
i installed openbsd 6.1 when it was released and chose automatic/default partition layout.
everything went fine until i chose to install/compile ports, i ran out of disk space.
Glad to be of help. The FAQ I pointed you to is kept up-to-date with the most recent release, which is 6.2.
BTW, it may help to know that OpenBSD 6.1 will be end-of-life and no longer supported upon the release of 6.3. Releases occur twice per year, on or before May 1 / November 1, and only the two most recent releases are supported.
Last edited by jggimi; 01-08-2018 at 06:10 AM.
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Distribution: Arch Linux && OpenBSD 7.4 && Pop!_OS && Kali && Qubes-Os
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Originally Posted by jggimi
BTW, it may help to know that OpenBSD 6.1 will be end-of-life and no longer supported upon the release of 6.3. Releases occur twice per year, on or before May 1 / November 1, and only the two most recent releases are supported.[/I]
yeah, planning to upgrade soon. haven't decided the date yet.
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