DragonFlyBSD

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.

# dd if=dfly-x86_64-6.2.1_REL.img of=/dev/yourusbstick bs=1M
# sync

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.

daftaupe wrote in #note-1:

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.

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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.

Thank you for the info! I wanted to relpy earlier but I had some problems with log-in to my account and now I remembered about this and I went back and fixed them.
So, thank you for the reply after all these months, I decided that I'll wait for DragonFlyBSD to work with Ventoy (and if it ever does) or with a similar program. Having to
burn then format and only be allowed to use one ISO at a time is a no-go for me in 2022. Thanks for your time and I hope you understand. Good luck with your work on
DragonFlyBSD and I hope you can attract more people as the project seems to be the most promising OS project out there!