Would you have a method to use a USB stick instead of a cd to run FreeSBIE?

I could’nt find neither the question nor the answer anywhere else

In your FAQ at https://damnsmallbsd.org/FreeSBIE/faq the question is asked and answered;

FreeBSD problem reports and developer notes indicates that malloc-backed md devices shouldn’t be used, while FreeSBIE uses these kind of MFS devices for var, etc, and whatever. Shouldn’t it move to swap-backed ones as even mdconfig(8) suggests?

I have tried the 2.0 fix of sudo /etc/rc.d/devd start. Is there anything else I could do to run Freesbie?, Thanks dsquared I have a similar problem but without the KVM. Any suggestion?

Thanks! nate http://betterdifferent.com/MSBCS/

Due to difficults in mantaining different languages we decided to stop having different official translation. Anyway, documentation and unofficial translation are welcome, and you can publish them on this wiki.

1- Make sure you have a mount point (/mnt/dos.1 is one of several on the v2.01 config that will do) 2- Probably have to be root (su) 3- mount -t msdos /dev/da0s1 /mnt/dos.1

You can contact us by email: webmaster[AT]freesbie[DOT]org

See Section 2.4 on the following page: https://damnsmallbsd.org/FreeSBIE/manual

How can I make a customized version of the FreeSBIE 2.0 CD (or its ISO image) using tools like mdconfig, mount, mkisofs, .... without having the problem that inode numbers from the CD/ISO image are useless and results in heavy duplication of data that was probably once stored using a single inode (or set of CD blocks) (for example the /rescue directory will grow to more than 400 MB instead of probably being less than 10 MB)?

Thanks! harley davidson z.hans.d@home.se

Is there any good solution, that makes use of a modified FreeSBIE to start a configured user/password database in combination with a configured and autostarting sshd to make it possible to take control of a i386 based computer (maybe a rack mounted one) without connecting keyboard and/or video display directly to it? In that case, hopefully, most tools and libraries needed to make a disk bottable, partitioned and filled with content from remote tar archives or similar to bring a cloned system up is already there, I guess !?

Thanks! harley z.hans.d@home.se

When running make iso or make pkgselect (according to freesbie2#usage) I get an error: Makefile:18: *** missing separator. Stop.