I've got a dual boot system at home, booting into Windows 10 for games. I've noticed that since I updated to 11.1-BETA3/amd64, a reboot from Windows into FreeBSD results in a endless reboot cycle. In order to reboot FreeBSD, I have to cold-boot. The endless reboot cycle appears to be triggered when the kernel attempts to talk to "uhub", at which point it reboots, and the cycle repeats. No kernel panics, no crash cores.
It is likely Windows if you are running Windows 10. By default, Windows 10 does not actually does what is called a hybrid shutdown which is a more drastic hibernation. This can interfere with dual-boot systems. Bit me a while ago. To turn this off, open the Control Panel and select Power Options. Then select "Choose what the power buttons do" even if you are not using the power button. Next, click the odd "Change settings that are currently unavailable. Finally, uncheck "Turn on fast startup (Recommended)". If you issue is the same one I had, this will fix it. Finally, consider installing Windows 10 as A VM with VirtualBox. I use it for ALMOST everything. The exception for me is that only USB1.1 is available and I have a hardware device that requires at least 2.0. It works very well and is very easy to setup and use. You will need a Windows install disk and license key.
(In reply to rkoberman from comment #1) I've update the config checkboxes as suggested, and it appears to have helped somewhat. The warm reboot now either: 1. completes successfully, or 2. reboots one more time and succeeds. I would tentatively suggest that the issue be closed. Curious to note that this reboot issue did not occur until my update to BETA-3. However, it should be noted that Windows had also updated itself about the same time.
Closed at submitter's request.