Re: Problem booting FreeBSD 10-CURRENT from my MacBook Pro: "Can't load kernel"

Update:
I said:
"I can work around the problem by copying /boot from the FreeBSD 9
installer
to my new FreeBSD 10 system, but I do believe this is not the right
solution? And when I then boot off the system, I get a lot of other system
errors."


It appeared that those other errors occurred because I forgot to copy the
kernel for FreeBSD 10 into the boot directory I copied from the FreeBSD 9
installer.

However, du any of you have any solution how to get rid of the "Can't load
kernel" error without booting off the FreeBSD 9 installer and copy the
boot directory?

Once again, any help would be appreciated.
-Anders

On 17.12.2012 09:10, "Anders Bolt-Evensen" <andersbo87_at_icloud.com> wrote:

>Hi, everyone and good morning! To make a long story short I'm attempting
>to
>install 10-CURRENT on my 2011 model 17 inch MacBook Pro. I downloaded the
>appropriate amd64 image from FreeBSD's FTP site, burned it out to DVD and
>installed it on my old FreeBSD 9 partition, erasing existing data.
>However,
>when I try to boot the new system, I get a "can't load kernel" error.
>Giving
>the command "ls" returns the message "Open '/' failed: no such file or
>directory". 
>When I type "lsdev" the following is returned:
>"cd devices:
>disk devices:
>        disk0: BIOS drive C
>pxe devices:"
>I can work around the problem by copying /boot from the FreeBSD 9
>installer
>to my new FreeBSD 10 system, but I do believe this is not the right
>solution? And when I then boot off the system, I get a lot of other system
>errors. 
>PS: my Mac does not have a real BIOS, so changing any BIOS settings is
>unfortunately not an option.
>
>I hope you can help me out and thanks in advance.
>
>Have a great day, everyone!
>Best wishes, 
>Anders
>
>
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