Installing on zx6000

[Émeric Maschino]

Hello,

Resetting EFI didn't help here neither. I don't know if it will help
diagnose the problem, but please find attached the boot log that I've
recorded on a serial console. Passed the last line, I was getting a
hard reset.

If it can help further, I've also attached the system information of
my zx6000. It seems that Hiroki Sato's zx6000 is sported with the same
B1 stepping 1.5GHz Itanium² CPUs than mine. But something else is
probably preventing my system to successfully boot FreeBSD.

Hiroki (is this your firstname? Or should I have call you Sato? ),
could you have a look at my system information and compare with yours
in order to identify the differences?

Regards,

     Emeric


2012/6/28 "Marc Lörner" <loerner at gmx.de>:
> Hello!
>
>>  On 12-06-26 08:41 PM, Hiroki Sato wrote:
>>> Can you try to reset the EFI configuration to the factory default?
>>>  After installing non-FreeBSD OSs such as HP-UX or Linux, some
>>> configurations which prevent FreeBSD from working may be added.
>>
>>Thanks everyone for your help, though unfortunately I haven't made any
>>progress. I've upgraded the zx6000 to the latest firmware and reset to
>>default factory settings and still haven't managed to get past the
>>
>>Entering /boot/kernel/kernel at ......
>>
>
> Where are you seeing this on the screen?
> If so, try using a serial connection with a serial terminal emulation like
> "cu". Because VGA-Screen output isn't supported by now unlike in linux.
>
>>I think I'm going to have to see if I can make due with Linux for now.
>>
>>Cheers,
>>Mike
>
> Regards,
> Marc
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