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Subject: Re: Raspberry PI with 512 MB does not boot FreeBSD?
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> Have you checked serial console?

Unfortunately I do not have a serial terminal at the moment.

> Fyi, I just built FreeBSD HEAD with some COPTFLAGS and custom kernel config
> for optimization couple of hours ago and does boot

OK, so the cause could be somewhere in my image building process.

How do you build your image? Do you use one of the mentioned scripts as a
base or developed one by yourself?

Best regards
  Ralf