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==== On BSD ==== | ==== On BSD ==== | ||
− | : <code>dd if=/path/to/ | + | : <code>dd if=/path/to/GhostBSD19.04.iso of=/dev/da0 bs=4m conv=sync</code> |
==== On Linux ==== | ==== On Linux ==== | ||
− | : <code>sudo dd if= | + | : <code>sudo dd if=GhostBSD19.04.iso of=/dev/sdf bs=4M conv=sync</code> |
==== On Mac ==== | ==== On Mac ==== | ||
− | : <code>dd if=/path/to/ | + | : <code>dd if=/path/to/GhostBSD19.04.iso of=/dev/disk2 bs=10240 conv=sync</code> |
==== On Windows ==== | ==== On Windows ==== | ||
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==== Other USB Flash writer tools for Windows ==== | ==== Other USB Flash writer tools for Windows ==== | ||
− | Balena Etcher [https://etcher.io] Works for Windows, macOS, & Linux | + | Balena Etcher [https://etcher.io] Works for Windows, macOS, & Linux |
Rufus [https://rufus.ie] Works just for Windows, needs a checkbox selected to do a pure write of .ISO image file | Rufus [https://rufus.ie] Works just for Windows, needs a checkbox selected to do a pure write of .ISO image file | ||
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== '''Setting Language, Keyboard and Timezone''' == | == '''Setting Language, Keyboard and Timezone''' == | ||
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If you boot your system and you receive a ''mountroot>'' command prompt, it may be due to a change in the location of the boot device. This can occur when the installation was made on another machine and then transferring the HDD without an adjustment to the ''/etc/fstab'' file, or if a card reader is involved (including card readers on a USB dongle). The solution is to enter ''ufs:/dev/da1'' at the prompt (it will always be ufs for the installer media). Depending on the exact location of the boot media, it may be different than ''da1.'' Typing <code>?</code> at the prompt should display available devices. | If you boot your system and you receive a ''mountroot>'' command prompt, it may be due to a change in the location of the boot device. This can occur when the installation was made on another machine and then transferring the HDD without an adjustment to the ''/etc/fstab'' file, or if a card reader is involved (including card readers on a USB dongle). The solution is to enter ''ufs:/dev/da1'' at the prompt (it will always be ufs for the installer media). Depending on the exact location of the boot media, it may be different than ''da1.'' Typing <code>?</code> at the prompt should display available devices. | ||
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=== Getting Help === | === Getting Help === |