Hi, I have it working on two such laptops; here are a couple of comments which could help.
Robert Nestor <[email protected]> writes: > newfs_msdos -F 16 /dev/rdk0 I didn't specify -F 16 here and this partition is 512MiB on my laptops. > newfs /dev/dk1 This should really be /dev/rdk1 (char device, same for other newfs's). It looks to me like you are installing both a MBR bios boot and a UEFI boot. As you mention that your BIOS sort of supports both, it could be misleading. The two next commands are what is needed. I didn't check if if was necessary but I used "mount_msdos -l /dev/xxx /mntxxx" to force using long filenames because I don't remember what is the default when mounting an empty msdos filesystem. > mkdir -p /mnt2/EFI/boot > cp /mnt/usr/mdec/*.efi /mnt2/EFI/boot/ The next three commands are IMHO useless (or harmful?) for UEFI boot. > gpt biosboot -A -i 1 ld0 > cp /mnt/usr/mdec/boot /mnt > installboot /dev/rdk1 /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffsv1 Also, I aligned my EFI partition to 1MiB because Linux does it (-a 1M); not sure if it's necessary but it could also be friendlier to flash storage. Regards, Aymeric
