Hubert Hauser
2018-12-08 00:14:14 UTC
I'm trying to do FreeBSD dual-boot with Debian on legacy BIOS. My
partition scheme is:
- /dev/ada0 (gpt)
- /dev/ada0p1 (bios boot)
- /dev/ada0p2 (linux filesystem)
- /dev/ada0p3 (linux filesystem)
- /dev/ada0p4 (freebsd boot)
- /dev/ada0p5 (freebsd swap)
- /dev/ada0p6 (freebsd zfs)
I've followed these instructions (link:
https://wiki.freebsd.org/MasonLoringBliss/LegacyZFSandGELI) but
unfortunately, I've got the following error during booting system:
"gptzfsboot: No ZFS pools located, can't boot."
What am I doing wrong?
partition scheme is:
- /dev/ada0 (gpt)
- /dev/ada0p1 (bios boot)
- /dev/ada0p2 (linux filesystem)
- /dev/ada0p3 (linux filesystem)
- /dev/ada0p4 (freebsd boot)
- /dev/ada0p5 (freebsd swap)
- /dev/ada0p6 (freebsd zfs)
I've followed these instructions (link:
https://wiki.freebsd.org/MasonLoringBliss/LegacyZFSandGELI) but
unfortunately, I've got the following error during booting system:
"gptzfsboot: No ZFS pools located, can't boot."
What am I doing wrong?