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Bug #16835

Installing 10.3 to UEFI machine

Added by Naomasa Maruyama about 4 years ago. Updated almost 4 years ago.

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Unscreened
Priority:
No priority
Assignee:
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Category:
Installer Backend
Target version:
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Seen in:
10.3-RELEASE

Description

Based on my experience on PC-BSD10.3 for Toshiba dynabookN51(PN51NGP-NHA, UEFI boot machine, Windows8.1 bundled), I raise some bug reports and feature requests. First,

When I select "whole disk", the installer does not create "bios-boot" partition so that the grub-install command fails. For PC-BSD10.3 to work correctly on a UEFI boot machine, both bios-boot partition and
efi partition should be created. (In the contrast, for legacy bios boot machines, only bios-boot is needed in case of GPT scheme.)

pc-sysinstall.cfg (1.62 KB) pc-sysinstall.cfg booting from da0, installing to da1 Naomasa Maruyama, 08/14/2016 04:15 PM
pc-sysinstall.log (148 KB) pc-sysinstall.log See the last 4 lines Naomasa Maruyama, 08/14/2016 04:15 PM

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#1 Updated by Naomasa Maruyama almost 4 years ago

After having some experiments on other machine(lenovo X230 UEFI bios updated to 2.67), I decided to withdraw this ticket. I could not reproduce the situation on X230. I apologize for having bothered you a lot.

Naomasa Maruyama wrote:

Based on my experience on PC-BSD10.3 for Toshiba dynabookN51(PN51NGP-NHA, UEFI boot machine, Windows8.1 bundled), I raise some bug reports and feature requests. First,

When I select "whole disk", the installer does not create "bios-boot" partition so that the grub-install command fails. For PC-BSD10.3 to work correctly on a UEFI boot machine, both bios-boot partition and
efi partition should be created. (In the contrast, for legacy bios boot machines, only bios-boot is needed in case of GPT scheme.)

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