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Re: Installer dies
> My guess is that a graphics driver is being attached, which goes badly.
> I recently booted a 11.0 install image on USB on two ~5 year old Dell
> systems and a 2010 imac (for some reason old computers flow to me for
> fixing up from various people), and on at least one, attached radeon
> broke it. I ended up dropping to boot menu, and "userconf disable
> radeon*". That was annoying, so I disabled radeon and similar in
> GENERIC and rebuilt install media and have been using that.
>
> On another old dell:
>
> i915drmkms0 at pci0 dev 2 function 0: Intel UHD Graphics 630 (rev. 0x02)
> Intel Core 6G Gaussian Mixture Model (miscellaneous system) at pci0 dev 8 function 0 not configured
>
> and that works. Try "disable i916drmkms*". See boot(8).
>
So, I tried selecting the last option, then I entered "userconf disable i916drmkms", then I entered "boot", and I got the same results: a horizontal line of numbers, then a black screen. Was that what you were suggesting that I do? Sorry, I have no experience with booting BSD this way.
One thing that I did notice, though, is that it is engaging the screen in some manner when it's black, because no matter how long I leave it sitting, the monitor only tells me "Entering Power Saver Mode" when I power off the computer.
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