uefi

It had to be happen one day. I'm installing on a UEFI-only server, luckily it's without Secure Boot. I've loaded from mfsbsd, installed everything but can't boot from NVMe. Here's my gpart root@mfsbsd:~ # gpart show => 40 3750748768 nda0 GPT (1.7T) 40 532480 1...

Hello, My PC has two GPUs: AMD Radeon RX 6400 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 This is how the OS boots A/B: As you can see, with (1), the output is noticeably slower than with (2). Things get much worse at higher resolutions, so to speed it up I have to use efi_max_resolution="480p". In the...

I am creating this topic as a continuation of the bug issue - https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=278984

I have this xubuntu 20.4 LTS on a wicked ASUS x205ta with 32bit uefi boot and wonder if I could make it run FreeBSD 14.0 with some giant shoulders to stand on. The https://forums.freebsd.org/search/383622/?q=x205ta&o=date and https://forums.freebsd.org/tags/32bit-efi/ are a bit vague and not...

I executed "pkg add bhyve-firmware-1.0_1.pkg" and it responded with this notice: Isn't 1.01 the latest version? (I got it from pkgs.org) I'm a little confused what should I do. I'm trying to run OpenBSD using bhyve (which I understand requires the bhyve-firmware package). Thanks!

Dear Everyone, The release notes for 14.0-RELEASE state, "After a system upgrade, but before doing a zpool upgrade, the boot loader on the ESP must be updated, or the system may become unbootable." My question, in great brevity, is, "How?" (when the system is purely UEFI GPT) Having looked at...

Hello, For years, since FreeBSD 10.x, I have been booting my router with a custom built nanobsd image, from a USB Flash drive. It has worked fine with a motherboard having an Intel Atom N270 CPU, then until now, with another motherboard having an Intel Atom N2800 CPU. My nanobsd image is based...

Hi, I want to learn about how exactly boot process of FreeBSD 13.1 with GELI + ZFS on Root on UEFI works. I read about loader, UEFI, geli and, still I can not understand it. Also I have some more specific questions too: I have two partitions. EFI and ZFS. The whole root filesystem is in ZFS...

Where can I find more information about the msdosboot efi partiton? I am trying to get my Raspberry Pi 4 working with ZFS on Root on an external usb drive. What I have done that worked follows https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/v4b5oj/freebsd_on_zfs_on_raspberry_pi/ and...

I am currently running 13.1-RELEASE on my server with UFS file system and would like to install 13-stable in a free GPT partition with the idea that I could dual boot by selecting one or the other OS through the UEFI boot menu. During initially install I copied /boot/loader.efi to...

Hey everyone, I am trying to boot up FreeBSD on a UEFI only laptop and failed so far. Here is some backstory I am a long time Linux user and wanted to try out FreeBSD as a desktop OS. I plugged in my second hard drive and passed it through a kvm machine then installed FreeBSD and all that jazz...

I use UEFI boot. /boot/loader.efi has been copied to /EFI/BOOT/BOOTX64.efi of a proper ESP partition and we can see it was actually called by the UEFI. It won't go on the next boot stage. disk1p3 is actually that boot partition with /boot, but why loader.efi won't recognize it as a bootable...

I have an older machine that does not have UEFI support and I'm selecting BIOS+UEFI for the ZFSBOOT_BOOT_TYPE in /usr/libexec/bsdinstall/zfsboot. All my machines list the boot method as BIOS (I haven't set the boot method to UEFI in the BIOS yet): sysctl machdep.bootmethod BIOS 1. On the...

How can I do that? Anyone know? I use my disk as GPT. Windows 10, Debian 11 (GRUB) already exists as dual-boot, but I want to install FreeBSD next to it. How will I do? Thanks.

In reference of https://reviews.freebsd.org/D28897 I do not understand this comment: "For redundant ZFS-root systems, space is reserved for an ESP on all root-pool disks, but only one is initialized and mounted" For example in simple case with 2 disk in mirror, only the first can boot, if the...

Hi, I'm new here, and I have been trying to install FreeBSD on my virtual machine for a while, but the problem is that FreeBSD always hangs on the boot screen, more specifically at the EFI framebuffer information. I have a screenshot of the issue and I tried a lot of things: change the devices...

Hello everyone. I have a computer with Windows, Arch and Lubuntu and all these systems are booting from a Multi-Boot. Recently, I decided to download freebsd for some tests and decided to put the OS in my multi-boot. I allocated 20 GB, installed in UEFI/GPT and made 3 partitions from UFS...

After using Linux for several years, I decided to install FreeBSD. However, my system seems to be unable to detect the installed boot loader. efibootmgr shows that the boot loaderfile is "null", is that relevant? My boot loader is in /dev/ada0p1/EFI/BOOT/BOOTx64.EFI I booted with a live USB...

# install and others reference to install freebsd by zfs, and when we create boot that we follow my method as follows. mount -t msdosfs /dev/ada0p1 /media # /dev/ada0p1 Windows10's EFI whose size is better 512M cd /tmp fetch...

After upgrading from FreeBSD 12.1 to 12.2-RELEASE, my machine boots and runs fine, but it no longer displays a full native resolution text console on a 17" monitor. I get the giant default 80x25 display instead. Running "vidcontrol -i mode" returns no information at all. This is a 2015 vintage...