Hey there,
I wasn't quite sure where to put this post since it includes both hardware issues and base system installing issues. But sinceiam I am not sure if it is really damaged hardware I decided to put it here.
So, some time ago I ran FreeBSD in VMWare on my Windows[ ]7 OS on my notebook. Recently I decided to get FreeBSD running parallel to Windows[ ]7 using dual boot. Because my DVD drive is kind of damaged I created a bootable USB Stick using the cmd on Windows[ ]7 creating a primary partition, formatting it with FAT32 and putting all files from the .iso onto it (I tried both, the memstick.iso and the Disc1.iso; both downloaded from the official FreeBSD FTPs).
So far so good, the whole thing boots, I get along to the classic FreeBSD boot menu and I select "1) boot". The kernel is loading but after some seconds I get the following error:
Some people told me that my hardware might be damaged but since Windows[ ]7 and any applications running without causing any problems most people told me that it is more realistic that the hardware isn't really physically damaged but just not supported by the FreeBSD kernel.
I've got a Asus notebook
Thanks in advance!
I wasn't quite sure where to put this post since it includes both hardware issues and base system installing issues. But since
So, some time ago I ran FreeBSD in VMWare on my Windows[ ]7 OS on my notebook. Recently I decided to get FreeBSD running parallel to Windows[ ]7 using dual boot. Because my DVD drive is kind of damaged I created a bootable USB Stick using the cmd on Windows[ ]7 creating a primary partition, formatting it with FAT32 and putting all files from the .iso onto it (I tried both, the memstick.iso and the Disc1.iso; both downloaded from the official FreeBSD FTPs).
So far so good, the whole thing boots, I get along to the classic FreeBSD boot menu and I select "1) boot". The kernel is loading but after some seconds I get the following error:
Some people told me that my hardware might be damaged but since Windows[ ]7 and any applications running without causing any problems most people told me that it is more realistic that the hardware isn't really physically damaged but just not supported by the FreeBSD kernel.
I've got a Asus notebook
- Intel Core Duo 2x2,1[ ]
GhZGHz - 4[ ]GB RAM
- GeForce 9300M GS
- 500[ ]GB SATA HDD
- Nothing overclocked nor tuned in any[ ]way.
- I[ ]am using FreeBSD
9.1 Release9.1-RELEASE.
Thanks in advance!