Hi, first time on the forums here, but I wish it was for better reasons.
Running the install from a USB stick results in a pretty normal way, except that I have to set geom.debugflags to 16 before partitioning.
I have 4 HD's, first has Ubuntu, second Windows 8, third Arch Linux, and trying to install FreeBSD 9.1 to the fourth. Partition is done automatically on ada3, and everything seems to work.
On reboot, it's looking for a graid(8) drive, that doesn't exist, and fails to find any of the partitions it is making.
Both Linux installs detect the BSD got partitions, and so does Windows, but it will not boot.
Any help out there? I would really like to use this OS.
Running the install from a USB stick results in a pretty normal way, except that I have to set geom.debugflags to 16 before partitioning.
I have 4 HD's, first has Ubuntu, second Windows 8, third Arch Linux, and trying to install FreeBSD 9.1 to the fourth. Partition is done automatically on ada3, and everything seems to work.
On reboot, it's looking for a graid(8) drive, that doesn't exist, and fails to find any of the partitions it is making.
Both Linux installs detect the BSD got partitions, and so does Windows, but it will not boot.
Any help out there? I would really like to use this OS.