I am a beginner on freebsd and I think that installing the operating system from shell or from the text-only live user interface could be the right way to do it as fast as humanly possible, only problem tho is that I need the following commands to select the right keyboard first before I can actually do anything but I have little to no idea what series of shell commands to use next for setting up standard things like users, partitioning setups (I want to try to use UFS+suj as my own disk partition type on an HDD), root password, normal password, ethernet connection port (if needed) and other optional stuff that would normally have been already done by the default VESA installer (example: setting up the "powerd" power management daemon).
After finishing the installation, I would like to know which commands are used to power off or restart my freebsd operating system so that I can probably use 'em for later once I am done with the installation.
PS: can I use the VESA graphical installer to setup the keyboard layout then come back to use the shell installer after selecting it?
After finishing the installation, I would like to know which commands are used to power off or restart my freebsd operating system so that I can probably use 'em for later once I am done with the installation.
PS: can I use the VESA graphical installer to setup the keyboard layout then come back to use the shell installer after selecting it?