If it wasn't ready by print date, it would be a very ugly section. ;) None of the tools people have made to get BIOS 'nixes to install on UEFI worked for me. (Debian still has no install for UEFI.) Maybe this process would work for FreeBSD. Here's what I had to do to get crunchbang going on a 2009 MacBook Pro (which is UEFI):
1. Install Linux Mint via USB thumbdrive (Ubuntu has UEFI support)
Use to format and partition destinination drive appropriately
2. install grml-rescueboot
3. cp crunchbang .iso to /boot/grml-rescueboot
4. In the grub CLI (that 40x80 first stage GRUB prompt), set the $root variable
5. > linux ($root)/install/vmlinux
> initrd ($root)/install/initrd.*
6. Insert Crunchbang install DVD, locate CDROM drive in the GRUB CLI
(enjoy finding things in the 40x80 context)
7. Install, reboot, sudo update-grub, reboot
8. Celebrate, and then weep bitterly because it took ten hours to figure out
Does anyone know if this process might work for 'BSD? Haven't installed one since the mid-2000s.