Re: console in UEFI boot

Bernard Mentink wrote: > No, the original OS was 64bits Windoze, it's the usual Microsoft > madness ... That's weird: 64-bit Windows can't boot off 32-bit UEFI.

Re: console in UEFI boot

No, the original OS was 64bits Windoze, it's the usual Microsoft madness ... Bernie On Fri, Jul 8, 2016 at 11:24 PM, karu.pruun wrote: > Apparently this is due to the 32 bitness of the original operating system > that came with the machine: the UEFI spec requires

loading i915 with two graphics cards

Hello I have an inbuilt graphics device (Intel HD Graphics: vgapci1 and it's the boot video device) and another one attached to PCIe (NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M). When I load i915 kldload i915 the system (DragonFly 4.5) gets stuck, the screen is frozen at console. I can only connect an external

Re: console in UEFI boot

Apparently this is due to the 32 bitness of the original operating system that came with the machine: the UEFI spec requires that UEFI and OS bitness match. The original OS was probably a 32 bit Windows. Peeter -- On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 11:14 PM, Bernard Mentink wrote: >