Hi,
This is about installing PC-BSD, and I postedon their forum but had no response. Sensing that PC-BSD is FreeBSD at heart, I do a repost here.
I have a UEFI system with GRUB2 installed. I can't boot from anything else other than the GRUB2 installed on hd0. So I download the PCBSD-9.1-DVD-x64.iso, put it into a location accessible by GRUB2 and boot. I try out these commands in the GRUB2 terminal (derived from here):
And it fails! I have tried several varieties ofthe kfreebsd kFreeBSD (/boot/kernel, /boot/boot0, ...) line but all of them fail. What does it do? Why are there so many boot loaders?
I tried the chainloader thing but that too fails (map: unknown command).
Any help?
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This is about installing PC-BSD, and I postedon their forum but had no response. Sensing that PC-BSD is FreeBSD at heart, I do a repost here.
I have a UEFI system with GRUB2 installed. I can't boot from anything else other than the GRUB2 installed on hd0. So I download the PCBSD-9.1-DVD-x64.iso, put it into a location accessible by GRUB2 and boot. I try out these commands in the GRUB2 terminal (derived from here):
Code:
grub> insmod ufs2
grub> loopback loop0 (hd0,gpt4)/PCBSD-9.1-DVD-x64.iso
grub> kfreebsd (loop0)/boot/loader
grub> bootAnd it fails! I have tried several varieties of
I tried the chainloader thing but that too fails (map: unknown command).
Any help?
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