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Good News;) I have booted FreeBSD successfully now. it's sure that the grub can boot FreeBSD, no matter it's grub legacy or grub2. I have tried this: menuentry "FreeBSD 8.0" { set root(hd0,1,a) chainloader +1 } and this: menuentry "FreeBSD 8.0" { set root(hd0,1,a) freebsd /boot/loader }...

As I understood you've never seen your FreeBSD installation booted, right? You only see "booting freebsd.." (and no boot) that shows working grub. So it could be just very simple reason: bad media. What media did you use for installing of FreeBSD: CD1? DVD? FTP? If CD/DVD did you verify .iso's...

You are right,I did have 80GB SATA HDD with 4 primary partitions: 1. Linux 9.5GB (but it's debian root /) 2. Linux Swap 1.5GB (debian swap) 3. Linux 36GB (Debian /home) 4. FreeBSD 30GB (installed here) I think it's easy to boot FreeBSD via grub, just need only three lines (maybe more) to be...

sure. I'll describe the process of disk partition when installing FreeBSD. before I got to Fdisk program, I got an warning as below: WARNING: It's safe to use a geometry of 155061/16/63 for ad4 on computers with modern BIOS versions. if this disk is to be used on rather old machines, however...

I have reinstalled freebsd, and select to install freebsd boot manager(BootMgr), I think it overwrite original MBR. And when I reboot, it displays: F1 linux F2 ?? F3 Linux F4 FreeBSD Default: F1 The end of the world is coming, I can't even boot up into debian, either freebsd, whatever I...

I have tried many settings, but only got the same result,it is that the booting process hanged after displaying "loading freebsd" message. and I reboot into grub2, and using ls to list all the partitions,it will show and hanged on: grub>ls (hd0,1) (hd0,2) (hd0,3) (hd0,4) [hanged on here] grub>...

what's the differences between "chianloader +1" and "kernel /boot/loader", or I also see someone suggested to use "freebsd /boot/loader". In which case do they used respectively?

Hi, Have you boot your FreeBSD right now using grub2? if you make it, please let me know. I am struggling with the same problem as you And any howtos are welcome.

I also had tried this. when I choose FreeBSD, it hang on boot 'freebsd', and don't loader the kernel to move forward. does someone have any idea?

I have tried that, but it didn't work either. I searched grub2 manual, I found that the note below: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275 Note the new partition naming convention. Devices start counting from "0" as done previously. sda is designated as "hd0", sdb is "hd1", etc...

hi, I first installed debian on my hard drive /dev/sda1, then I installed freebsd on /dev/sda4 on disk, when it ask me for selectiong boot mananger, I selected none, is this ok? later on, I login to debian OS, I updated grub to grub2, and I want to set grub2 to boot freebsd. I followed this...

what do you mean by "dump the core"?

Hi, lyuts below is my Qt installed directories, I changed doc access mode as 777, so the user can access to it. Also, there are many docs selected in "Tools->Options->Help". It still crashed. click any help will result in crashed, ether menu->help(mainly about qtcreator's help docs), or the...

qtcreator on FreeBSD error Hi,lyuts I am very glad that hearing your qtcreator works well. my qtcreator crashed when I clicked the help icon/menu on the left bar of qtcreator. the error message just printed output: QKqueueFileSystemWatcherEngine: error during kevent wait: Interrupted...

Hi, wirasto do you qtcreator works well? my qtcreator crashed when I clicked the help icon/menu on the left bar of qtcreator. the error message just printed output: QKqueueFileSystemWatcherEngine: error during kevent wait: Interrupted system call and my envirnoment are : Qt Creator...