Jeremy Chadwick wrote:
Okay, so then your original comment ("The same thing happened when
trying to use a USB CDROM drive, so I suspect USB boot support is at
fault somehow") might actually not be caused by FreeBSD at all? The
reason I say that:
OK, good point. I didn't try any other OS, I just tried FreeBSD 6 and 7
off a USB CDROM drive, virtual media CDROM, and virtual media floppy,
both of which use USB emulation. I assumed that if I tried, say, a
Windows CD, it would just work because that's usually Supermicro's
target market.
What Supermicro box is having USB booting problems?
Its a rather new X7DWT motherboard (Intel 5400 chipset, Xeon CPU)
Good luck with getting your USB drives back :-)
- Andrew
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