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Subject: Re: Problem after upgrading from 7 to 8
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Frederic Praca writes:

> disk. I did not have any problem on 7.x but now, I must type 
> gmirror load
> in single-user mode to go on booting.

Perhaps you had it  compiled on kernel or setup in /boot/loader.conf.
You likely just need to set it up in /boot/loader.conf or re-build  kernel 
with it.