> Emmanuel Dreyfus <m...@netbsd.org> wrote: > > - in UEFI mode, bootstrap does not read boot.cfg and while it sees the > > GPT partitions, it is unable to access a RAID that has a GPT inside. It > > can access a RAID that has a disklabel inside, though, but that does not > > help for > 2 TB.
> Reading the sources, I find that boot.cfg should be stored in the EFI > partion as /EFI/NetBSD/boot.cfg and ineed if it is at this location, EFI > bootstrap finds it. > I still have the problem with accessing a RAIDframe containing a GPT. > Emmanuel Dreyfus Where in the source tree would I find the stuff on booting EFI? I have NetBSD installations for both amd64 and i386, am also curious about /usr/mdec/bootx64.efi and bootia32.efi . I see FreeBSD 12-STABLE and HEAD (13-current) include efibootmgr. When I tried to boot NetBSD-current by UEFI, I had trouble specifying the root partition in a way that the boot loader would understand, finally got that far, but NetBSD (current amd64) hung after the first line of screen output. Tom
