For several years, I've been using a customized version of [sysupgrade](https://man.openbsd.org/sysupgrade) to avoid deploying all OpenBSD sets across my different machines. This adapted script has been working flawlessly, but in this post, I’ll share an updated version that incorporates the latest features and code improvements from the OpenBSD developers.

In this post, I'll share some screenshots concerning mysysupgrade.sh script. This post is linked to the previous [one post in October of 2020](/post/post_20201021/). No features has been added, just more details on what it does during the upgrade process NOTE: please check updated posts: [/category/sysupgrade](/category/sysupgrade)

For the release of OpenBSD 6.8 I've slightly adapted my systupgrade utility. NOTE: please check updated posts: [/category/sysupgrade](/category/sysupgrade)

Since version 6.6 of OpenBSD we can upgrade a machine via a simple commmand: [sysupgrade](http://man.openbsd.org/sysupgrade). Unfortunately this tool as some side effects annoying for me: install all sets and reboot immediately without asking it. In this blog, I present modifications I did in order to solve those problems. NOTE: please check updated posts: [/category/sysupgrade](/category/sysupgrade)