Seems it didn't like a USB3 port or a USB2 port beside each other. Changed to USB2 port on other side of machine and it boots fine.

Use the USB3 port to boot numerous Linux flavours on external drive so guess this is a freeBSD issue.

Geoff

Seems it didn't like a USB3 port or a USB2 port beside each other. Changed to USB2 port on other side of machine and it boots fine.

Use the USB3 port to boot numerous Linux flavours on external drive so guess this is a freeBSD issue.

Geoff

Did a reinstall as thought I may have set wrong keyboard, not that I thought that should cause boot issues but struggling here. Installation successful, rebooted, and up came the desktop. Updated, rebooted then HANGS at GhostBSD, no keyboard presses get any response. This is frustrating, don't mind ...

That is very interesting and a useful tip.

Guessing on a home network a NAS will probably be convenient, most modern routers have a USB socket that can be used for this purpose.

Geoff

Posted new subject as used latest image, installation all appears successful, reboot just hangs at the splash screen.

Geoff

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