Am 15. September 2015 15:09:43 MESZ, schrieb Toby Slight <tobysli...@gmail.com>: >The plot thickens... > >So I finally managed a successful UEFI install (I won't tell you how >many >chickens I had to sacrifice...) with the latest snapshots (15/09/2015), >and >following http://blog.jasper.la/openbsd-uefi-bootloader-howto/. > >This time I opted to keep it simple and not attempt my usual encrypted >install, so I'm not sure whether there was a fix in the latest snapshot >or >the encryption of the previous attempt was to praise/blame respectively >... >I did intend to test an encrypted install with the latest sets, however >the >randomly booting installer bug is still very much present (see chicken >sacrificing...), and after 30+ attempts to boot the usb again, my >patience >gave out and I'm writing this email instead! > >Anyone have any ideas why loading the installer kernel is so flaky? It >doesn't happen when booting the installed kernels (both the previous, >broken, encrypted install, and the current, unencrypted, successful >install >have no trouble getting past this stage). Anyway I have another >picture, as >on one of my 50 odd attempts, it threw me a new error message that I >hope >might be of use to someone... > >http://i.imgur.com/XOg0AM1.jpg
Hello ! Sorry, this is OT. But I tried the instructions on a Shuttle XS35V4 and, was able to install the snapshot from September 15. It works only with enabled USB 3 (USB 2 get's disable during boot) and, only with install58.fs (miniroot58.fs and install58.iso doesn't worked). I was also not able to boot using bsd.rd (maybe my fault - I don't know). It was a quick try, if someone likes to get more informations / a dmesg, I could provide that tomorrow. Regards, Christoph P.S. The BIOS provides only the option to disable secure boot (which I used) but no option to set CSM. Boot mode select is always set to UEFI and can't be changed. OS selection provides only Win 7 or Win 8 and 1 must be selected (I used Win 7).
