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Title: Workaround for an OpenBSD boot error on APU boards |
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Author: Solène |
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Date: 10 September 2021 |
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Tags: openbsd apu |
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Description: |
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If you ever get your hands on an APU board from PCEngines and that you |
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have an issue like this when trying to boot OpenBSD: |
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```error message at boot |
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Entry point at 0xffffffff8100100 |
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``` |
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There is a simple solution explained by Mischa on the [email protected] |
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mailing list in 2020. |
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Re: Can't install OpenBSD 6.6 on apu4d4 |
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I'll copy the reply here in case the archives get lost. When you get |
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the OpenBSD boot prompt, type the following commands to tell about the |
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serial port. |
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```boot commands |
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stty com0 115200 |
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set tty com0 |
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boot |
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``` |
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And you are done! During the installation process you will be asked |
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about serial devices to use but the default offered will match what you |
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set at boot. |
