I have seen many posts and articles floating around that deals with
this issue, so id like to know how to get around it, without the need
to disable legacy support?
amt my only work around is disabling legacy support, unplugging ALL
USB devices then FreeBSD not only installs without causing a panic as
well as runs, but it detects all the USB devices AFTER boot has been
done, how ever X dosent seem to want to recognise it.
There other issues, however with having to swap from 1 comp to
another running from FreeBSD, i have no ability to paste dmesg or
anything like that.
ports & world are upto date as of 2 days ago .. however i am unable
to configure the kernel, so its using factory defaults that came with
6.3-RELEASE a few mnths ago .. issues with that are related to
various options not beign able to determine size.
I understand a lot of this is vague, but more information can be
provided if needs be.
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