Brandon Allbery wrote:
On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 2:26 PM, David Wolfskill<da...@catwhisker.org>wrote:
While the exercise was ultimately successful, I needed to make use of
additional hardware (including a second FreeBSD machine -- my laptop) to
complete it. Had I been trying to install with just the target machine
and the USB drive (memstick), as far as I can tell, I would have ended
up with a brick.
I can confirm this, and I *did* end up with a brick (went back and did it
again with the 9.0-R installer to get a working system). Worse, it managed
to damage the EFI partition and I'm still getting fallout from that I think.
Me too.
I tried 9.1-RC1 installer last week to install FreeBSD on to 8GB USB
flashdisk. Created two slices, add root partition on first slice
(da1s1a). Installation went OK, but after reboot, the system did not
came up.
"error loading operating system" (it was BIOS message, so USB flashdisk
did not contains any boot code, but da1s1 was marked as active)
I did the installation again with the same result, so I tried FreeBSD
8.3 installer and everything was fine.
Miroslav Lachman
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