13.03.08, 17:38, "Florian Smeets" <flo_at_kasimir.com>: > one of the first things i did after i got my new MBP was to create a > second partition and try to install FreeBSD, but so far i was unable to :-( > I tried to boot 6.2-RELEASE, 7.0-RELEASE and the March 8-CURRENT > snapshot, it didn't matter whether i tried amd64 or i386. The hang was > always at the same place and there were no messages or whatsoever. After > the DVD drive is recognized the kernel just hangs... > I tried to set all the hw.ata. knobs to 0, tried safe mode from the > loader, tried disabling acpi, apic, usb, firewire and so on, still no > luck... I've got a FreeBSD machine with CURRENT and it worked well. It was about 2 months old. So, I updated it two days ago and i had problems after that. System began hang on kernel loading. I tried boot with disabled MSI/MSIX and I had interrupt storms.. So, after several times of kernel rebuilding (i removed all unneeded at this time drivers) it booted without hang. I disabled several devices in BIOS too (USB, Audio, COM, LPT, ..). So I think the problem isn't in ata driver. May be ACPI? -- WBR, Andrey V. ElsukovReceived on Thu Mar 13 2008 - 18:40:06 UTC
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