On 04/23/21 09:42 PM, Reginald Beardsley via openindiana-discuss wrote:
It *appears* to be connected with selecting options 5, 6 & 7 before booting to
multi-user. I'll investigate further after it's been running a while. I'm
supposed have 64 GB of DRAM arrive today.
I'm purely guessing, but I suspect that the "Reconfigure" option is what made
it work.
This install was to a 3 disk RAIDZ1, so I have to redo the install for a 4 disk RAIDZ2.
I'll test my "Reconfigure" hypothesis when I do that.
There may be other wrinkles in the BIOS settings. I cannot find BIOS
documentation and this is my first encounter with a UEFI BIOS. The behavior
changed significantly when I updated the BIOS. I'm hoping that applied a
Spectre microcode patch.
Reg
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Hello!
2 hints:
To persistently enable the "reconfigure", create a file in the installed
OI called @/boot/loader.conf.local@ and put @boot-args="-r"@ in there.
I have this because i like changing disks and whatever attached
peripherals. As you will know a "devfsadm -C -c disk" will remove
curently unused device names, so your inserted USB device *may* get a
C1... name after next boot...
You may like to persistently disable the graphical console, then create
a file in the installed OI called @/boot/config@ and put @-t@ in there.
This is working for me in BIOS boot mode, BUT i don't know if this has
an effect in UEFI boot mode..
Stephan
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