I upgraded to 11.1 and at the end as I'm running ZFS/Geli I ran the following command
Now I can't boot back up. I think the efi partition has been damaged as I can't mount it as an msdos volume. My original efi partition was 800Kb, I see that 11.1 now defaults to 200Mb. Would the gpart command have warned if the partition was too small? As far as I can tell the files being written aren't more than 800Kb but something seems to have damaged the partition.
Is there a way to manually recreate the partition? I have seen some instructions for older versions of FreeBSD showing how to create an msdos partition and copy the efi loader file but I don't know where to get the 11.1 version of the EFI loader that supports zfs and geli?
The rest of the drive is a zfs volume so I assume I can't resize the efi partition without losing the zfs volume can I?
Thanks for any help.
gpart bootcode -b /boot/pmbr -p /boot/gptzfsboot -i 1 ada6
Now I can't boot back up. I think the efi partition has been damaged as I can't mount it as an msdos volume. My original efi partition was 800Kb, I see that 11.1 now defaults to 200Mb. Would the gpart command have warned if the partition was too small? As far as I can tell the files being written aren't more than 800Kb but something seems to have damaged the partition.
Is there a way to manually recreate the partition? I have seen some instructions for older versions of FreeBSD showing how to create an msdos partition and copy the efi loader file but I don't know where to get the 11.1 version of the EFI loader that supports zfs and geli?
The rest of the drive is a zfs volume so I assume I can't resize the efi partition without losing the zfs volume can I?
Thanks for any help.