Nerius Landys wrote:
The earler comment about the disk being too big might be the issue. Update the motherboard's BIOS to the latest revision. You may have to do some digging to find this for an old motherboard. Tell us if that helps. _______________________________________________
Some motherboards had an upper limit on hard disk size which I think was 32gb. Some drives have a jumper to limit the apparent size to 32gb (if that was the size). Also I no longer have hardware to test this on but if it is a BIOS problem I believe if you could put the hard disk in a newer machine for the install it would then boot in the older machine as FreeBSD accesses the disk directly, not through the BIOS. Chris
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