When I try to install FreeBSD-10 on a ZFS-root (using the experimental option, offered by the installer) the installation gets to 25-30% and just hangs there. When I opt for old-school UFS, it installs fine. So, the problem seem to be with the ZFS-root thing. But I have set my mind on a ZFS-root. This shouldn't be that much of a problem, right?
During the installation I got a warning that vm.kmem_size was not set to a minimal of 512M and I should expect stability problems. Allright, fair enough. I rebooted and entered these values in the bootloader
And sure enough, no warning this time. But it didn't matter. Allthough it got all the way to 38% this time, it still hangs.
Granted, it's not a killer system. A core2duo with 2GB ram. But the ZFS is only 2 160GB disks mirrored. So that shouldn't be an issue. Right?
Does onyone knows how to fix this?
During the installation I got a warning that vm.kmem_size was not set to a minimal of 512M and I should expect stability problems. Allright, fair enough. I rebooted and entered these values in the bootloader
Code:
set vm.kmem_size="512M"
set vm.kmem_size_max="512M"And sure enough, no warning this time. But it didn't matter. Allthough it got all the way to 38% this time, it still hangs.
Granted, it's not a killer system. A core2duo with 2GB ram. But the ZFS is only 2 160GB disks mirrored. So that shouldn't be an issue. Right?
Does onyone knows how to fix this?