* Once you get the system up you may have to remount / read-write, then
fix /etc/fstab and adjust /boot/loader.conf as necessary to specify
the root mount using vfs.root.mountfrom="hammer:serno/<SERIALNUMBER>.s1d"
- (for example). We recommend specifying mount points by serial number,
- using /dev/serno/<SERIALNUMBER>.s1<partition> as necessary.
+ (for example).
+ * We recommend specifying mount points by serial number, using
+ /dev/serno/<SERIALNUMBER>.s1<partition> as necessary. Also remember
+ you may have a device specification in your /etc/rc.conf (for the dump device),
+ and of course the root mount specification in /boot/loader.conf.
* Your kernel and world are out of sync.
* tty's and pty's may not work properly in this case, you may have
partition, naming it 'a'. Then copy the HAMMER /boot into it
(directly, not as a subdirectory called 'boot').
+* You have an AHCI SATA controller but the new AHCI driver is having
+ problems detecting your drives.
+ * There is a boot menu option to disable the AHCI driver, which will
+ cause the kernel to fall back to the NATA driver. Setting
+ hint.ahci.disabled=1 in /boot/loader.conf will accomplish the same
+ thing.
+
## Known Issues
* Occasional panic after burning a CD. This is a known issue