Roddie Hasan wrote:
>
> > Booting above 8 Gb is not supported, due to BIOS problems. If you don't
> > believe that, trying booting Windows above 8 Gb... :-)
>
> Understood - But why would it have worked with 3.4 and the *exact* same
> configuration? (When I upgraded, I deleted the partition dur
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the quick reply..
> Booting above 8 Gb is not supported, due to BIOS problems. If you don't
> believe that, trying booting Windows above 8 Gb... :-)
Understood - But why would it have worked with 3.4 and the *exact* same
configuration? (When I upgraded, I deleted the par
Booting above 8 Gb is not supported, due to BIOS problems. If you don't
believe that, trying booting Windows above 8 Gb... :-)
Alas, one developer had some interesting ideas on how to solve this
problem recently. There is _unsupported_ options to make this work, but
we can't activate them by defa
Hi all,
Running 4.0-STABLE (though I had the same issue in 4.0-RELEASE). I've got
a 10 gig IDE Hard drive with two FAT32 paritions taking 2 gig and 6 gig,
and then a 2.4 gig FreeBSD partition.
/- 100 megs
/var - 100 megs
swap - 268 megs
/usr - 1800 megs
On bootup, I get the following:
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