Hello, first off I'm a noob to BSD and well pretty much anything other
than Windows ;)
That said, it refuses to allow me to partition under the installer. The
LiveCD runs fine but I'd like to install it to the hard drive. What
happens is when I try to partition, I get an error on line one stating
that the number of sectors must be between 1 and 63.
I read on a link that I should go to the shell and do fdisk -I ad0, when
I do that I get an error "fdisk: Geom not found". It's a Chaintech 7KJD
with AMDR 761 + VIA VT8231 as the north and south bridge chipsets.
Someone else I read from mail-archives.com had this issue with a VIA
chipset. The cables are brand new, and the hard drive is fine (don't
have another one to test anyway).
Anything I can do to install this? I have *no* clue what I should
download or what I should do as far as using a different partitioner.
If I skip the parts where it fails, I do see it writing to my hard
drive. Then it asks me to reboot and remove the CD. When it starts
booting from the OS, it says it can't find the kernel.
I don't know if it happens in earlier versions because this is the only
one I found, and it's the newest. This is my first time installing and
using pfsense. I want to use it over m0n0wall because I'm using it on a
PC, and I want to use it over ipcop because the traffic shaping in
pfsense doesn't cause my downloads to break.
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