> Hi!
> I am sending this message, in order to get a help from you wizards.
>
> Just after turn power on, i get into FreeBSD boot manager, it is given
> me three choices:
> F1: DOS
> F2: FreeBSD
> F3: Linux
>
> Then, i select FreeBSD (F2)! Now, after BTX delay time to boot i time
> ESC, what brings me into the following prompt:
>
> disk2s2a:>
>
> I issue the reboot command, what cause some register values to be
> printed into the screen, and the message: System Halted.
This is unfortunately common; some BIOS component can't handle the int19
chain being re-entered before it's reset. This is arguably defective,
but it doesn't help you much. I'd suggest that you shouldn't use
"reboot". Does alt-ctrl-del work?
> I choose FreeBSD (F2), and this is what a get:
>
> Fatal Trap 22: FPU device not available while in kernel mode
I think your machine is in a terribly inconsistent state at this point;
you look like you're getting an FPU trap in the kernel. "Don't do this".
8)
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