Re: Issues with Athlon 2400+ on A7V8X-X
- In reply to: Javi Hotmail : "Issues with Athlon 2400+ on A7V8X-X"
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Date: Sun, 09 Apr 2023 01:30:44 UTC
Just a small update, Looks like the problem is with the bootloader. Using GRUB2 from a usb to boot FBSD 13.1 works fine. I didn't do an exhaustive check (I jumped from FBSD 12.4 to FBSD 8.4), and that one could boot from the bootloader. Does anyone know how this could be debugged? Regards, Javi. On 08/04/2023 12:36, Javi Hotmail wrote: > > Hello all, > > This is my first message on this ML. Previously I was only subscribed > on the FreeBSD-PPC, so I'm not sure if there is any protocol to this > ML that I'm skipping. Apologies in advance. > > > Hardware: > > CPU: AMD Athlon 2400+ > > M.board: A7V8X-X, bios 1014 beta 2 (I also tried with 1008) > > RAM: 2GB > > HDD: PATA 40GB > > > FreeBSD 13.1 refuses to move from initial bootloader menu. It loads > the kernel and modules and after that freezes completely (Ctrl + Alt + > Del doesn't work, powerbutton doesn't work). > > Linux boots and works perfectly, RAM has been memchecked whole night, > I've removed all the PCI cards and even the AGP card and same results > appears to occur. > > > I tried booting from CD-ROM, and also I installed FBSD from another > computer (here it boots absolutely fine) and then attaching the HDD; > None of this approaches seems to work on this particular system. > > > On a different note (it might be relevant) the USB keyboard seems to > become extremely unresponsive when moving around the bootloader (I > need to start pressing buttons until it starts responding, pretty odd > indeed). > > > > I'll start going backwards trying previous versions of FreeBSD to see > if I can make it boot at all. In the meantime I'd like to know: > > - What is the best way to diagnose this kind of issue?, is there any > verbose mode I can enable on the bootloader? > > - In case I need to start debugging, is there any approach to this? > (beyond attaching a JTAG to the board). > > > Thank you very much in advance, > > Javier Bizcocho. > > >