Talk:Writing an IMG File to Flash media - Revision history

Bebuxe: TODO expand on subject, reference on page

2011-01-26T05:22:36Z

TODO expand on subject, reference on page

Tigersharke at 21:01, 20 January 2011

2011-01-20T21:01:47Z

Tigersharke: freebsd boot loader + usb

2011-01-20T19:18:54Z

freebsd boot loader + usb

Tigersharke: Created page with "I noticed that the FreeBSD boot loader can recognize the USB flash drive. I have two pc-bsd partitions on the same drive that are bootable (listed at F1 and F2). When I plugged..."

2011-01-20T19:18:14Z

Created page with "I noticed that the FreeBSD boot loader can recognize the USB flash drive. I have two pc-bsd partitions on the same drive that are bootable (listed at F1 and F2). When I plugged..."

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I noticed that the FreeBSD boot loader can recognize the USB flash drive. I have two pc-bsd partitions on the same drive that are bootable (listed at F1 and F2).
When I plugged my little usb drive in, that one was listed underneath as F5. I'm not sure why it used F5 instead of F3 or F4.. but this is a further option than to specifically set the bios to boot from the usb (however boot capability may need to be enabled from bios).

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	When I plugged my little usb drive in, that one was listed underneath as F5. I'm not sure why it used F5 instead of F3 or F4.. but this is a further option than to specifically set the bios to boot from the usb (however boot capability may need to be enabled from bios). My bios has a setting to allow USB storage devices.		When I plugged my little usb drive in, that one was listed underneath as F5. I'm not sure why it used F5 instead of F3 or F4.. but this is a further option than to specifically set the bios to boot from the usb (however boot capability may need to be enabled from bios). My bios has a setting to allow USB storage devices.
	--[[User:Tigersharke\|Tigersharke]] 11:18, 20 January 2011 (PST)		--[[User:Tigersharke\|Tigersharke]] 11:18, 20 January 2011 (PST)
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		+	@tigersharke
		+	Will read what you wrote on later, and comment, busy
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		+	@everyone else
		+	I finally understand why this section is so much troublesome for many people, when I have the time I will expand on it. But so far read and reference this:
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		+	http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=11715
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		+	If you want write about this additional and crucial info, you are free to do so, so that it may addded on the handbook.
		+	--[[User:Bebuxe\|"What may be obvious to you, may not be obvious to others. That's why we have to write about them."]] 21:22, 25 January 2011 (PST)
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 I noticed that the FreeBSD boot loader can recognize the USB flash drive.  I have two pc-bsd partitions on the same drive that are bootable (listed at F1 and F2).
-When I plugged my little usb drive in, that one was listed underneath as F5. I'm not sure why it used F5 instead of F3 or F4.. but this is a further option than to specifically set the bios to boot from the usb (however boot capability may need to be enabled from bios).
+When I plugged my little usb drive in, that one was listed underneath as F5. I'm not sure why it used F5 instead of F3 or F4.. but this is a further option than to specifically set the bios to boot from the usb (however boot capability may need to be enabled from bios). My bios has a setting to allow USB storage devices.
 --[[User:Tigersharke|Tigersharke]] 11:18, 20 January 2011 (PST)

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	I noticed that the FreeBSD boot loader can recognize the USB flash drive. I have two pc-bsd partitions on the same drive that are bootable (listed at F1 and F2).		I noticed that the FreeBSD boot loader can recognize the USB flash drive. I have two pc-bsd partitions on the same drive that are bootable (listed at F1 and F2).
	When I plugged my little usb drive in, that one was listed underneath as F5. I'm not sure why it used F5 instead of F3 or F4.. but this is a further option than to specifically set the bios to boot from the usb (however boot capability may need to be enabled from bios).		When I plugged my little usb drive in, that one was listed underneath as F5. I'm not sure why it used F5 instead of F3 or F4.. but this is a further option than to specifically set the bios to boot from the usb (however boot capability may need to be enabled from bios).
		+	--[[User:Tigersharke\|Tigersharke]] 11:18, 20 January 2011 (PST)