[DragonFlyBSD - Bug #3313] Can't boot from my live USB at all. The kernel loading process hangs.

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Το θέμα #3313 ενημερώθηκε από τον daftaupe.


Hello,

I'm usually creating the bootable medium with the following command. Please make sure to use the .img file, not the iso if you are using a USB stick.
In the following line, /dev/yourusbstick is to be determined when you insert your USB stick, it can be usually determined by taking a look at the dmesg, probably sd_ on Linux and da_ on FreeBSD for example.

<pre><code class="shell">
# dd if=dfly-x86_64-6.2.1_REL.img of=/dev/yourusbstick bs=1M
# sync
</code></pre>

I did it again last night and ended it up with a working bootable medium. I'd say there's an issue with your method as /dev/mapper/ventoy appear in the log file you uploaded.

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Bug #3313: Can't boot from my live USB at all. The kernel loading process hangs.
http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/issues/3313#change-14247

* Συγγραφέας: rempas
* Κατάσταση: New
* Προτεραιότητα: Normal
* Στόχος έκδοσης: 6.2
* Εκκίνηση: 2022-02-12
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Hello! I'm trying to install DargonFlyBSD on my hard drive (never installed in hardware before). And I'm facing some problems.

I have tried to create a bootable USB two ways. The first one is the classic "image burn" using "gnome-disks".
The second way and the one I'm more interested and would like to solve is using Ventoy (https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy).

In both cases, I tried to boot from the USB and when it will try to load the kernel like it normally does, it will hang at some point.
I tried with the latest stable version of DragonFlyBSD (6.2.1) and the latest version of Ventoy (1.0.65). I will provide an image with
the latest info before the kernel loading process hangs.

Thanks and if you need more info, let me know!

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