I have been trying to install a boot image on my Compact Flash card.  I 
have a PCMCIA (People Can't Memorise Computer Industry Acronyms) to CF 
adapter, which I stuck in a notebook computer.

When I run physdiskwrite, it asks which disk I want to select and gives me 
a choice of (0..-1).  There appears no correct answer.  Anything typed 
repeats the prompt.  I also downloaded the prior version (0.3) which 
behaves the same.

I Googled (is that a verb?) for raw disk tools, but the only ones I found 
all insist that the target drive be A: or B:, or at least a floppy.  Using 
the "substitute" DOS command wouldn't get around that requirement.

The CF card is a Lexar 48MB card, which claims to be USB enabled (I'm not 
sure what that means).

Windows sees the CF correctly, and will read and write it.

Is there a man page for physdiskwrite?  Do I need to load Cygwin and use 
dd?  Do I need to boot FreeBSD on a notebook?

          -crl
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