Hello. Immediately sorry for my English.
I'm having a problem installing FreeBSD.
1. The only possible configuration for starting the installation from DVD (CD) is when the first device is an optical drive. (If you use the quick-boot menu with the F12 key, and do not change the sequence in the BIOS, then all that I see on the screen is
I do not know why so, except as a couple of options.
Briefly, when the optical disk is first in the priority of the boot devices (the keyboard becomes available, otherwise the computer hangs), then I have the opportunity to change the command line using the command
Ok mode 2
Ok boot
And only after that the terminal becomes readable.
I'm having a problem installing FreeBSD.
1. The only possible configuration for starting the installation from DVD (CD) is when the first device is an optical drive. (If you use the quick-boot menu with the F12 key, and do not change the sequence in the BIOS, then all that I see on the screen is
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![CWnmDXlSWDo.jpg](https://pp.userapi.com/c637118/v637118868/4b203/CWnmDXlSWDo.jpg)
I do not know why so, except as a couple of options.
Briefly, when the optical disk is first in the priority of the boot devices (the keyboard becomes available, otherwise the computer hangs), then I have the opportunity to change the command line using the command
Ok mode 2
Ok boot
And only after that the terminal becomes readable.
![XwEU1s52Iw0.jpg](https://pp.userapi.com/c637118/v637118868/4b232/XwEU1s52Iw0.jpg)
![r5BNLpZT5g4.jpg](https://pp.userapi.com/c637118/v637118868/4b24a/r5BNLpZT5g4.jpg)