Hi,
I failed to find the answer to my question searching posts here and on Google.
Currently I have a Windows 7 machine which dual boots FreeBSD 8.4 (thanks EasyBCD!). It works fine, and FreeBSD has been source-upgraded from version 8.1. Seeing all the posts regarding FreeBSD 9 and MBR vs. UEFI made me wonder if I will suffer should I attempt source-upgrade to FreeBSD 9.1. But at the same time, all the posts I read pertained to initial install.
My situation differs in that the install is already done and FreeBSD 8.4 works fine. Can a source-upgrade to version 9.1 succeed if Windows is MBR?
I failed to find the answer to my question searching posts here and on Google.
Currently I have a Windows 7 machine which dual boots FreeBSD 8.4 (thanks EasyBCD!). It works fine, and FreeBSD has been source-upgraded from version 8.1. Seeing all the posts regarding FreeBSD 9 and MBR vs. UEFI made me wonder if I will suffer should I attempt source-upgrade to FreeBSD 9.1. But at the same time, all the posts I read pertained to initial install.
My situation differs in that the install is already done and FreeBSD 8.4 works fine. Can a source-upgrade to version 9.1 succeed if Windows is MBR?