As I stated in another post, I am a complete N00B to FreeBSD. I am experimenting with a $40.00 AMD 350 mini computer device. Not deeply invested in this yet, but hopeful I could get FreeBSD running here without need for any further wifi connection here...
I have discovered that once a UFS full-disk install has been completed, apparently, ISO's of any other operating system don't get recognized at all at boot. The FreeBSD installation no longer recognizes the option of using the usb to view a live disk version of the same.???
I am interested in learning what FreeBSD has done to lock out grub, syslinux, and newer versions of FreeBSD, NetBSD,etc. from being booted at all? I'm stuck with either having to make an incomplete install work out, or pulling out Hdd and nuking FreeBSD completely...
I have discovered that once a UFS full-disk install has been completed, apparently, ISO's of any other operating system don't get recognized at all at boot. The FreeBSD installation no longer recognizes the option of using the usb to view a live disk version of the same.???
I am interested in learning what FreeBSD has done to lock out grub, syslinux, and newer versions of FreeBSD, NetBSD,etc. from being booted at all? I'm stuck with either having to make an incomplete install work out, or pulling out Hdd and nuking FreeBSD completely...