I'm trying to install FreeBSD on a free partition in my desktop system with following hardware: ASUS prime B560-PLUS i5 11600 radeon rx 460 Samsung 980 pro NVMe drive (Linux) Samsung 850 EVO 500 GB SATA SSD (Linux) Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB SATA SSD 32 GB corsair DDR4-3200 RAM System already has linux installed on the NVMe drive, and another distro (which I want to replace with FreeBSD) on the 500 GB SSD. I created an USB stick with the 13.0 dvd ISO. Bootloader shows the boot screen, but whatever option I choose (safe mode, verbose), the kernel locks up hard the moment it tries to start. Last messages are about EFI Framebuffer. The iGPU is disabled in BIOS, output is via the rx460. Also created forum post (and was suggested to create bug here): https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/kernel-locks-up-while-booting-installer.82583/#post-538613
Tried legacy boot too, and then it gets further but still locks up.
Created attachment 229049 [details] stuck after legacy boot
(In reply to Jos Dehaes from comment #0) > … Last messages are about EFI Framebuffer. … Title of bug 255073: >> boot (UEFI): loader: copy_staging: no progress beyond >> EFI framebuffer information
With legacy boot, it does not get stuck after framebuffer, but then gets stuck later (see screenshot). I tried with latest 13-STABLE and exact same with legacy boot. When trying UEFI boot with that version, screen corruption ensues, but it seems kernel boots, but gets stuck also later. So there's another issue also on my system.
The other issue was ASUS BIOS. Updated to latest version and now fine. This can be closed.