On 2015å¹´10æ14æ¥ 07:29, fuji wrote:
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> thanks for reply .
>> Why you don't use OpenBSD's fdisk if you can boot from a CD ? I ask
>> because you don't wrote this or, I missed it.
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> 1st ) efi area should be formated fat32 .
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> in linux
> mkfs mkfs.ext3 mkfs.hfs mkfs.msdos mkfs.xfs
> mkfs.bfs mkfs.ext4 mkfs.hfsplus mkfs.ntfs
> mkfs.cramfs mkfs.ext4dev mkfs.jfs mkfs.reiserfs
> mkfs.ext2 mkfs.fat mkfs.minix mkfs.vfat
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> so, if openbsd's newfs_msdos equals mkfs.msdos , fail comes .
> s mkfs.fat may go bad.
> so i adopt linux's mkfs.vfat .
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> openbsd's newfs_msdo may not equal mkfs.vfat.
> i don't
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> 2) openbsd's fdisk is strict , and hard to use for amature .
> it can destroy MBR (i expirienced ).
> so i use easy linu's fdisk .
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>
> 3) install is ***OpenBSD AREA***.
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> |Does it work for you this way ? If yes, then it should be complete.
> yes , only 2GB USB run openbsd .
