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Operating Systems BSD Vbox - FreeBSD - get data from pendrive? Post 303046334 by sea on Friday 1st of May 2020 03:40:41 AM
Old 05-01-2020
But that is the issue...
I made the iso -from/off- the USB drive.
(i changed the iso in the maintime to have only 5mb, rather than misleading swarm-iso of ~900mb as the freebsd iso is about 900mb as well.

I was so focused on testing SWARM, that i forgot that I also boot off the cdrom iso image of freebsd...

So the question remains, how do I figure out my USB-drive/iso ?

Please see my edited post above.
 

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