On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 1:13 AM, wrote:
> > If the machines have floppies, there are downloadable floppy
> > images.
>
> Is anyone aware of a simple method to construct a bootable
> zip-drive image from the floppy images and/or bootonly.iso?
problem is to create the zip disk bootable. Never
> If the machines have floppies, there are downloadable floppy
> images.
Is anyone aware of a simple method to construct a bootable
zip-drive image from the floppy images and/or bootonly.iso?
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> install.
> Our machines have no optical drives. Does FreeBSD have a similar method to
> installation?
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> Thanks!
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On Monday 02 March 2009 08:36:39 new_guy wrote:
> We normally use OpenBSD, but would like to try FreeBSD on a test system.
> Usually, when updating from one OpenBSD release to another, we do so by
> downloading the latest bsd.rd and booting from that to complete the
> install. Our machines have no
. I think some people have done it from network
and second Hard drive boots as well as floppy and CD boots.
jerry
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I think some people have done it from network
and second Hard drive boots as well as floppy and CD boots.
jerry
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On Mon, Mar 02, 2009 at 06:19:57PM +, Ricardo Jesus wrote:
> new_guy wrote:
> >You misunderstand. I want to install FreeBSD from a ramdisk image (bsd.rd).
> >Is that possible? It's basically a small kernel that boots the machine,
> >formats the hard drive, setups root and installs the operatin
new_guy wrote:
You misunderstand. I want to install FreeBSD from a ramdisk image (bsd.rd).
Is that possible? It's basically a small kernel that boots the machine,
formats the hard drive, setups root and installs the operating system over
ftp.
If that's what you want I definitely misunderstood.
tall wants to be on some media other than where it will be installed.
That is mostly because you build your disk filesystem as part of the
installation.
jerry
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You misunderstand. I want to install FreeBSD from a ramdisk image (bsd.rd).
Is that possible? It's basically a small kernel that boots the machine,
formats the hard drive, setups root and installs the operating system over
ftp.
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new_guy wrote:
Hi,
We normally use OpenBSD, but would like to try FreeBSD on a test system.
Usually, when updating from one OpenBSD release to another, we do so by
downloading the latest bsd.rd and booting from that to complete the install.
Our machines have no optical drives. Does FreeBSD have
method to
installation?
Thanks!
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