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So I'm setting up a shiny new monowall today and it's the first time I've tried booting from a USB stick and the first thing on the display monitor after the post is "invalid slice", followed by some "/boot/kernel"-type messages and then a "boot:" prompt. I'm not sure what to type at this point and am hoping to get this thing to boot without me having to type anything at all, really. The phrase "invalid slice" doesn't turn up a single result when searching the list archive, although searching "invalid slice freebsd" gets a bunch of hits that talk about partitioning and bootloaders and such. Obviously (to me, if not to you as a result of this brief post) the system is attempting to boot from the usb stick, and reading the image at least in part, but no dice. I flashed this usb stick using the current (as of today) physdiskwrite.exe and generic-pc-1.3b2.img. Any thoughts? db |