Hello,

I'm trying to figure out how to get the latest FreeSBIE ISO onto a USB
mass-storage device.  From my googling, I've found that I should simply
be able to:

# dd if=FreeSBIE-2.0-RC1-20061123.iso of=/dev/da0

Three strange things happened after I ran this command, 

1.  It took almost 26 hours to perform the dd command.  Even though this is
1GB USB-2 device, the throughput was only about 6K/second.  Can I speed
things up by specifying a block size?

2.  After the dd operation was complete, my FreeBSD 6.1-STABLE machine
didn't recognize the USB device as having a UFS filesystem.

3.  The laptop on which I intended to boot from the USB device, did not
recognize the device as bootable.

Am I missing something?  Docs are rather sparse on how to create
bootable USB devices on FreeBSD.


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Doug
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