On Mar 6, 2008, at 11:42 AM, Vincent Mialon wrote:
I want to use nanobsd to generate optimized FreeBSD-7.0-release
images on USB
pen drive. I generated images with nanobsd. It works on a standard
pc with an
old Celeron 2.4Ghz but on a brand new supermicro X7SBi with a Core 2
Quad it
doesn't boot.
Take a look at pfSense, a freebsd-based firewall/router with a nice
GUI. I believe it can boot from USB stick. It will run as a live CD
as well, which seems more secure than USB since you can't corrupt it.
It is open source and free of cost.
See http://www.pfsense.com/
If you *really* want to roll your own with nanobsd, see if you can
make it use grub as the boot loader instead. I hear it has an easier
time with some hardware.
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