Hi Scott,
I chose a different number of sectors, because I wanted more than a 1GB
partition for pfsense. If that is what causes the problem, okay, I can boot
the CD again and just press "enter" the whole way and see what happens.
I can tell you that the HD is a 120GB drive, and that previously it took the
entire disk for pfsense, and that worked. This time I wanted to partition
just 10GB.
Are you still interested in /tmp, or only if I use the default 1GB partition
size?
Thanks,
Christian
On Sat, 26 Nov 2005, Scott Ullrich wrote:
I can't reproduce this. Did you leave the defaults for the partition scheme?
After the installer fails, please scp the contents of /tmp/ somewhere
and send them to me so I can inspect what went wrong (if you didn't
change the default partition items).
Scott
On 11/26/05, Xtian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Howdy,
I searched in the Mail Archive list archives and didn't find this addressed:
I have booted the .94.12 LiveCD and want to install it to my HD. I formated
the disk and on the "Edit Partitions" screen I have entered the sector count,
FreeBSD partition type and Active as options. I then "Add"ed the partition.
It is the only one listed. After choosing "Accept and Create" I am given the
followig error message:
'' is not a recognized partition type.
Please use a numeric identifier if you
wish to use an unlisted partition type.
The installer fails at this point and wont let me procede.
Hardware is a normal PC with a normal ATA HD. Previously .92.?? was installed
and running fine.
Thanks for your help.
Christian
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