I tried the i386 image, but that also does not boot. The last messages are:
Executed 33 _INI methods requiring 4 _STA executions (examined 231 objects) PASS! Rumpdisk Kernel is already driving a SATA device, skipping probing rump SATA/IDE disks Ext2fs: part:2:device:hd0: No such device or address I tried two USB keys (I considered that the USB key might be bad because of the above message) but both gave the same result. Info about the hardware: Motherboard: MSI H110M PRO-VH (MS-7996) (about 8 years old?) CPU: Intel Core i5-6400 CPUID 506E3 Memory: 2x 8GB DDR4 SDRAM (16 GB total) SATA MODE: AHCI Hard disk: ADATA SU800 (512 GB SSD) Note: I have run Ubuntu, Gentoo, Sabayon, Minix-3 on this machine. Any pointers would be welcome. If we are going to try and debug this problem, I would prefer the amd64 version, it seems more relevant than the i386 version. Shinichi 2026年1月27日(火) 23:21 Samuel Thibault <[email protected]>: > Wilfred van Rooijen, le mar. 27 janv. 2026 23:11:34 +0900, a ecrit: > > Com0: at atbus0, port = 3fx8, spl = 6u, pic = 4. (DOS COM1) > > Com1: at atbus1, port = 2fx8, spl = 6u, pic = 3. (DOS COM2) > > Com 2 out of range > > RTC time is 2026-01-27 14:04:32 > > HPET ticks every 41 nanoseconds > > HPET enabled > > ../kern/mach_clock.c:547: record_time_stamp: Assertion '0 <= (& > > clock_boottime_offset)->nanoseconds && (&clock_boottime_offset)-> > nanoseconds < > > TIME_NANOS_MAX' failed. > > That's surprising, it'd indeed need to be investigated. Perhaps it's > related to HPET. You could try to boot the i386 image rather than amd64, > since we don't enable HPET by default there (yet). > > Samuel >
