Polytropon writes:
This seems to be obvious because no changes have been made
to the disk (i. e. no slicing, no MBRin, no partitioning).
The CDROM for installing FreeBSD correctly formats the
drive and installs the OS on that very same box. My first
question is why doesn't the mfs
Yesterday, I asked how sysinstall mounts the drive on
which FreeBSD is to install. I might not have been clear enough
so I will try again since my question may have been confusing.
The system is booting via mfs so we are starting out
with a virtual disk drive made of memory. The
On Wed, 03 Feb 2010 17:01:52 -0600, Martin McCormick
mar...@dc.cis.okstate.edu wrote:
The commit does not format the disk. There is no last
chance prompt. It goes right to the download and proceeds to
install FreeBSD all over mfs.
This seems to be obvious because no changes have been
