Hello Everyone,
This topic might be little bit weird but I am having problem with the partitioning FreeBSD on my PC. Here is the problem:
I have divided my hdd in to 3 parts (but maybe 4 because windows 10 puts the very first part as special booting sector or sth like that). So I have C:\, D:\ and E:\ on my hard disk. I have windows 10 on C:\ and using D as a ntfs storage and I want to install my FreeBSD system on the third part E:\ drive. However I cant partitioned in the way that I want to such as /boot, /home, /(root), swap, /var etc.
Is that technically possible? If not why? If so how can I achieve this?
Thanks,
PC,
This topic might be little bit weird but I am having problem with the partitioning FreeBSD on my PC. Here is the problem:
I have divided my hdd in to 3 parts (but maybe 4 because windows 10 puts the very first part as special booting sector or sth like that). So I have C:\, D:\ and E:\ on my hard disk. I have windows 10 on C:\ and using D as a ntfs storage and I want to install my FreeBSD system on the third part E:\ drive. However I cant partitioned in the way that I want to such as /boot, /home, /(root), swap, /var etc.
Is that technically possible? If not why? If so how can I achieve this?
Thanks,
PC,