can't open /boot/loader
Rich O.
ttor at tznet.com
Wed Apr 6 07:33:30 PDT 2005
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Hello,
I was having a problem on my pws433au where it wouldn't boot up
freebsd 5.3/5.4-beta1, and I read about moving the ISP Qlogic SCSI card to
the 64-bit PCI slots instead so I did that and was able to boot and
install freebsd 5.3 so that's good.
My problem now is that when I try to boot from the SCSI disk where
it was installed I get the error "can't open file /boot/loader". In my
researching I only found a suggestion that the / slice had to be the first
one on the SCSI disk and it doesn't work having something else being the
first slice (like swap). This isn't the case though because / is the first
slice...
Does anyone have any idea how I can correct this error, or
possibly some other ideas on what may cause this issue? Or does anyone
know where I can get a fixit image for my miata?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
~Rich O.
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