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--- Comment #15 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to snthibaud from comment #14)
You'll only need to mount the FAT partition, which should be doable from
basically anywhere. =) It'll be the first partition on the disk.
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--- Comment #14 from snthib...@gmail.com ---
Sure! Just unsure how I will modify the image again, since I still cannot boot
FreeBSD.
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--- Comment #13 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to snthibaud from comment #12)
Interesting! Can you keep that image around for a bit and I'll give you a
BOOTx64.efi to swap into the ESP (MSDOS partition) with 100% more debug print?
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--- Comment #12 from snthib...@gmail.com ---
Thank you! I tested that image and it fails in the same way.
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--- Comment #11 from Kyle Evans ---
Hi,
Apologies for the delay. Here's the image I've prepared:
https://people.freebsd.org/~kevans/FreeBSD-12.0-CURRENT-amd64-20180628-r335760-memstick-modified.img.xz
SHA512 (FreeBSD-12.0-CURRENT-amd64-20
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--- Comment #10 from snthib...@gmail.com ---
Thank you! That is indeed the right architecture and medium for me.
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--- Comment #9 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to snthibaud from comment #8)
I could whip up an image based on a recent snapshot with the requested
modifications made, if you'd be willing to boot it. If so- amd64-memstick or a
different imag
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--- Comment #8 from snthib...@gmail.com ---
I tried modifying the boot image as you suggested, but this turns out to be
difficult without a FreeBSD installation, since Ubuntu/Windows cannot write to
UFS.
Any suggestions to make this modifica
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--- Comment #7 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to snthibaud from comment #6)
Sorry =). ESP = EFI System Partion, the FAT partition that UEFI firmware uses.
It should be the first partition on the USB image. You can drop
/boot/loader.efi from
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--- Comment #6 from snthib...@gmail.com ---
Thanks for your answer! I will try, but I am not sure what an ESP is.
/boot/loader.efi is included in the USB image?
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--- Comment #5 from Kyle Evans ---
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Interesting! Can you try installing /boot/loader.efi to your ESP in place of
the boot1.efi we install there as BOOTx64.efi?
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--- Comment #4 from snthib...@gmail.com ---
Sorry for taking so long to verify it. I used the latest image today and the
issue does still occur for me.
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