The computer I want to install on does not have a CD/DVD drive, but has USB 2.0 ports.
I have a 16GiB SanDisk USB 3.0, which I have tried formatting with both "dd" and the Windows utility Rufus, using the file install60.fs. When I attempt to boot install60.fs, the BIOS recognizes that it wants to boot from the USB, but the monitor just stays black. Even though normally there's hardware recognition text displayed on the screen before MBR code is run (that is, when the USB is not plugged in), when the USB is plugged in, the screen just stays totally black. However, I can get the computer to boot FreeBSD 11.0 USB installation media just fine with the "dd" method. I know that simply asking "it doesn't work, what do" probably won't elicit much response, but from what I've mentioned I think it is safe to conclude that it is the fault of install60.fs for the boot failure. What are some possible differences between the OpenBSD USB media and the FreeBSD USB media? Also, my system probably is not UEFI/GPT, though I don't really know for sure. Does install60.fs assume a UEFI/GPT system, for example?
