Seems like you’ve altered boot parameters, or partitions tables?

Ha you mean you did an install, started to use it, log in, use kde, etc etc
And now it doesn’t work anymore with this message.
Is my understanding correct?

I am thinking he/she is refering to installer is working, but after install and reboot into the newly installed system he/she got this.

Happened after installing kde?

You used to have a working X?

What did you do then? revert them.

Ha, so you did use kde
Something went horribly wrong then

How you tried to fix ?

did you keep a record of what you did?

What did you do to fix touchpad and brightness?

well…

What files you edited?

post you bootloader.conf and sysctl.conf and rc.conf

Seems like you’ve altered boot parameters, or partitions tables ?

can you import zfs from shell now?

Make a clear photo if you cannot send them to bsd.to

something like
# create a mountpoint for zpool:
mkdir -p /tmp/zroot
# import zpool:
zpool import -fR /tmp/zroot zroot

will mount your zfs pool

and then
# create a mountpoint for zfs /:
mkdir /tmp/root
# mount /:
mount -t zfs zroot/ROOT/default /tmp/root
# the directories will now be available in /tmp/root

I’d say if it’s your first install and there’s nothing of value, just trash it all and reinstall.
Makes a good training to install anyway 🙂
Then take notes of the “solutions” you will use when trying to fix some trouble you have, so that you can explain what you did exactly when things got bad

zroot itself does not exist. Are you sure you’re using ZFS anyway😂, if yes, is it named zroot?

zpool status ?

kldstat list zfs?

no, just kldstat

https://www.osnews.com/story/135221/freebsd-on-the-framework-laptop/

Interesting

Yes.

I’m running CURRENT on my framework. no bluetooth, webcam, or fingerprint reader, but everything else is performing quite well.

Great news. Hope framework will support fbsd in the future

current ? no thnks xd

I may not be able to personally help but,
When you have such problem indicate your laptop model

Support on laptops has always been a hit and miss on Linux/bsd/free oses

Try installing Linux, and run a virtual machine there with FreeBSD to experiment on the settings until you have it working, or you guess what’s missing. It’s the best I can think of

That way you’ll learn a lot, and you’ll still have a working machine for the day

Well, if it’s good enough for Netflix… :^)

I guess ! still too much risk at a production level

I’ve been happy with it on the laptop – I needed to run CURRENT when it arrived, as the iwlwifi driver wasn’t available in 13 at the time.