Well, I selected GPT scheme for my hard drive during FreeBSD-i386 installation, created partitions, mountpoints and so on.
But after I've done everything I see strange BIOS behaviour: it refuses to boot the first time (just after laptop is switched on), but sends me to setup screen instead (where I can force it to boot from disk and then it boots system ok).
As for now I formatted drive to MBR format and it boots nicely every time without sending me to setup screen as it was with GPT.
Note that bios has UEFI boot support option and no matter disable it or enable - boot behaviour for FreeBSD`s GPT is the same. Also, firmware for laptop is the latest version.
So guys, do you know what's the problem? :\
But after I've done everything I see strange BIOS behaviour: it refuses to boot the first time (just after laptop is switched on), but sends me to setup screen instead (where I can force it to boot from disk and then it boots system ok).
As for now I formatted drive to MBR format and it boots nicely every time without sending me to setup screen as it was with GPT.
Note that bios has UEFI boot support option and no matter disable it or enable - boot behaviour for FreeBSD`s GPT is the same. Also, firmware for laptop is the latest version.
So guys, do you know what's the problem? :\