Burning the Installation Media - Revision history

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Tigersharke: /* Writing an IMG File to USB */ How did I miss this one so completely?!

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‎Writing an IMG File to USB: How did I miss this one so completely?!

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 Once you have downloaded PC-BSD® and verified its checksum, burn the file to the correct media type. This section demonstrates how to do so using several different applications and operating systems. Each application assumes that the correct media (CD, DVD, or USB flash drive) for the type of file is inserted.
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 Once the image is written, boot from the removable device and proceed with the [[Installing PC-BSD®|PC-BSD® installation]].
-'''Note''': If there is a card reader on the system or used via USB dongle, the device enumeration may be affected. For example, with the USB card reader dongle as the destination for the image burn below, it would be ''/dev/da1'' instead of ''/dev/da0''.
+{{note|icon64= If there is a card reader on the system or used via USB dongle, the device enumeration may be affected. For example, with the USB card reader dongle as the destination for the image burn below, it would be ''/dev/da1'' instead of ''/dev/da0''.}}
 ==== Writing the IMG File on a BSD or Linux System ====

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 * '''conv=sync''' pads the final block so it is the specified block size
-{{note|width=48.5%|icon64='''Linux users:''' if you type '''mount''' with the USB stick inserted, you will see two or more device nodes corresponding to the USB stick. For example, ''/dev/sdc'' and ''/dev/sdc1'', where ''/dev/sdc1'' corresponds to the primary partition of the USB stick. Before using the '''dd''' command, ensure that the usb stick is first unmounted. When using the '''dd''' command, remember to use ''/dev/sdc'' (device node without the number) as the option for the output file '''<nowiki>of=</nowiki>'''. Once the '''dd''' completes, you might not be able to mount the USB stick on Linux, as Linux has very limited support for UFS (the BSD filesystem that gets created on the USB stick).}}
+{{note|width=46%|icon64='''Linux users:''' if you type '''mount''' with the USB stick inserted, you will see two or more device nodes corresponding to the USB stick. For example, ''/dev/sdc'' and ''/dev/sdc1'', where ''/dev/sdc1'' corresponds to the primary partition of the USB stick. Before using the '''dd''' command, ensure that the usb stick is first unmounted. When using the '''dd''' command, remember to use ''/dev/sdc'' (device node without the number) as the option for the output file '''<nowiki>of=</nowiki>'''. Once the '''dd''' completes, you might not be able to mount the USB stick on Linux, as Linux has very limited support for UFS (the BSD filesystem that gets created on the USB stick).}}
 ==== Writing the IMG File on a Mac&nbsp;OS&nbsp;X System ====

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	{{citelink\|url=http://infrarecorder.org/\|txt=InfraRecorder}} is an open source burning application for both CDs and DVDs. Once installed, open InfraRecorder and click on the "Write Image" button shown in Figure 2.5d:		{{citelink\|url=http://infrarecorder.org/\|txt=InfraRecorder}} is an open source burning application for both CDs and DVDs. Once installed, open InfraRecorder and click on the "Write Image" button shown in Figure 2.5d:

−	~~[[File:Image_writer.png\|thumb\|410px\|'''Figure 2.5k: Using ImageWriter in Windows''']]~~
	[[File:Pic1.png\|thumb\|400px\|'''Figure 2.5d: Initial InfraRecorder Screen''']]		[[File:Pic1.png\|thumb\|400px\|'''Figure 2.5d: Initial InfraRecorder Screen''']]