I'm currently attempting to install FreeBSD onto a USB drive, using FreeBSD-11.1-RELEASE-amd64-memstick.img which was on a separate USB drive. I went through the installer, and selected the second USB drive and everything seemed to work. When I boot the system now though, it doesn't boot that drive.
When I go into bios, and edit the fixed boot order, I do see "USB Key:Sandisk", which is the USB I installed the OS on. When I remove the Sandisk USB, of course that goes away, and the boot order just says "USB Key" in it's place, so it seeing the USB drive, it just seems unable to boot from it.
When I plug in the Sandisk USB drive to my Windows 10 desktop, I see it has been partitioned into 3 volumes, a 1 MB volume, a 14 GB volume, and a 328 MB volume.
Can anyone offer any insight into what may be going wrong here? Thanks. The motherboard I am using is the SuperMicro X11SSH-F.
When I go into bios, and edit the fixed boot order, I do see "USB Key:Sandisk", which is the USB I installed the OS on. When I remove the Sandisk USB, of course that goes away, and the boot order just says "USB Key" in it's place, so it seeing the USB drive, it just seems unable to boot from it.
When I plug in the Sandisk USB drive to my Windows 10 desktop, I see it has been partitioned into 3 volumes, a 1 MB volume, a 14 GB volume, and a 328 MB volume.
Can anyone offer any insight into what may be going wrong here? Thanks. The motherboard I am using is the SuperMicro X11SSH-F.