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[SOLVED - FreeBSD] cannot create bootable Linux USB... - berk - 03-07-2013 To use as a rescue-disk, I needed something able to mount ext4 filesystems. I tried dd-ing the iso image to /dev/da0, but in the end when I try to boot it I just get a black screen with a blinking cursor. Now the problem is getting bigger, I cannot do anything to the USB. I cannot do -anything- to it. Here's the transcript of my terminal session: Code: root@mothership:/home/berk # ls /dev/*da* Losing my mind. RE: <FreeBSD> cannot create bootable Linux USB... - yrmt - 03-07-2013 gpart create /dev/da0? RE: <FreeBSD> cannot create bootable Linux USB... - berk - 03-07-2013 (03-07-2013, 01:14 PM)Beastie Wrote: gpart create /dev/da0? * berk feels like a noob Okay, can I safely dd an iso now? It shows up on gpart show. Edit: when I dd an iso it disappears from gpart show and fdisk says that the partition table is incorrect, etc. RE: <FreeBSD> cannot create bootable Linux USB... - yrmt - 03-07-2013 dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/ad0 Then dd the ISO file. |