Upgrade 6.8 to 6.9 not allowed

[jmccue]

I upgraded my i386 system to 6.9, no issues and worked great. So I decided to upgrade my T420 (amd64) to 6.9.

When I execute sysupgrade I get this error:

"You do not want to run /usr/sbin/sysupgrade yet. maybe you want syspatch"

This is my current dmesg pastebin.com. I did some searching and the only the only resolution I found was to fix /etc/installurl

In /etc/installurl I have tried each of these:

https://cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD (used by the i386)
https://openbsd.cs.toronto.edu/pub/OpenBSD
https://ftp4.usa.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD
https://openbsd.mirror.netelligent.ca/pub/OpenBSD

I even did a md5 on both systems in /etc/signify, and the hash agrees:

MD5 (openbsd-69-base.pub) = d5bb8fa070408aea210d2cbc344dc459
MD5 (openbsd-69-fw.pub) = 31302f7010b708848f8763a8f5333954
MD5 (openbsd-69-pkg.pub) = 445d38e4f3b9540642732aeb4ef40739
MD5 (openbsd-69-syspatch.pub) = dd34bdf1951792b44d5a709e02f60873

Any Ideas ?

Thanks
John

[jggimi]

The sysupgrade(8) program is a simple shell script stored in /usr/sbin/sysupgrade. The error message you posted isn't included within the script. Check to be sure you're running that program with $ which sysupgrade and not running something from an alias shell command or running a different executable module from a different directory in your $PATH.

[jmccue]

Thanks jggim

That was it, 5 months ago I set an alias to sysupgrade to stop me from accidentally running it. That fixed my issue:

Upgrade 10 minutes, being an idiot, 2 hours