> If you'd like enhancements to OpenZFS-related documentation for FreeBSD Also a note about 10/100Mbps Ethernet support being dropped. This is good clarification that would be great to see on the main FreeBSD/i386 page. i486 is still supported, but requires you to build your own system. > Note that starting with FreeBSD 13, an i686 class machine is required to build the default kernel and userland. It's really a disappointing experience.Īs mentioned above, I found that 128MB will avoid this particular panic, but it's unclear to me whether the next panic in bug #270534 is just another symptom of having insufficient memory, or something else. I wasted a lot of time trying to get this to work given the initial impression that it should. That page gives the impression that FreeBSD should still run on a typical '486 or Pentium system, which seems not to be the case.Īlso, it would be good to check the memory requirements up front and fail with a clear error message, rather than failing with an obscure panic in malloc or similar. It would be good to have a more realistic minimum requirement documented directly on the FreeBSD/i386 page, along with more specific hardware requirements in general. > FreeBSD/i386 should support any CPU compatible with the Intel(T) 80486 or better in 32-bit mode.ĢGB is an insane minimum memory requirement for systems on the low end of "80486 or better".
Thanks, I did not find that when searching for it. > … A minimum of 2GB of memory is recommended … (In reply to Graham Perrin from comment #10) > Press a key on the console to reboot <. Panic: Could not malloc 163840 bytes with M_WAITOK from /usr/src/sys/contrib/openzfs/module/zstd/zfs_zstd.c line 670 I then attempted to boot the system from the CDROM (with the CDROM as the only bootable drive). set_filter exclude_src /usr/freebsd-dist/MANIFEST Xorriso -external_filter exclude_src default /usr/bin/grep -v src.txz - \ In order to fit the installation media on a standard 700MB CDROM, I used `xorriso` to create a reduced-size version of the `disc1` ISO, removing the `src.txz` package, as follows: Adaptec AHA-2940 SCSI controller (ID 0) Supermicro P5STE motherboard (Intel 430HX)
#Openzfs format disk install#
I am trying to install FreeBSD 13.1 on my legacy i386 system:
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