SOLVED Installing 11 RC1, SanDisk Ultra Fit device not listed as possible destination devices

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darthvader42

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I'm trying to install 11 RC1. I have Asrock C2550D4I based box having 4 harddiscs and 2 ssds. FreeNAS should be installed to a plugged SanDisk Ultra Fit, installation iso image is copied to a USB key (Toshiba TransMemory).

Both USB devices are properly detected, SanDisk is da0, Toshiba is da1, see camcontrol devlist output
3xuA9HCigvP8thF04iCnctUAjlOgoH2_pSv7-DPAuhHV1JxLTgmFeIY6sAm7gnDUTFIkeDIYo4EK2G-ncjRPuibfIYzHGoR4SlYG_IllZNyxtocEbuoVU0SQrgho09n8wnfRsYmtxHcnc6SIVdXUgkz7e_EeJaBIbb25O6N3HBHp5mTR8sSNPAz33s0flI7RWX80LGrfBt5jjCiLT-jmmTrKLZJ1dgOX5eRnzxzRyxoVDyHp0UET6PyBdmwTqisz6nOMztJ3ljz_ulRn0ZKzA2NwXdFCYTJ_bgha2ifGus7tjXj_Pk94Il_16GQRZVuvbYvH2pYD0-gYI10SqK56BRSpFlzd9aWGAyn4WvA4XroPYMcZxJ08FT_rrS8uq7WWla-FMi5u8Y57yAWc0wVxaYxBlEw8JxAjhDSkpkf21U9mzcHV10ir_0JhrEH8oWJmIeoGaG_sQJDVvSXQZdUpv6qAdVBDmp7H094rLbN9WBBn4eOh7ohRyU_1Kv2SuoRrVSVS2Bg0OtiHVOnqEzNJ8wayqyzVtXhnWZResEcPAYBmGnJTL5Q68DC5PWqBp2zFLouI2w11r2NXgQAdGN0YuZkKo7qVYqbPc23uNJJ9tjHX3yq0ZD5b=w1703-h1277-no


Upon install only the Toshiba device is listed as target device but not the SanDisk one, see
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Why doesn't it bring up da0 as potential destination device. The SanDisk device contains a single partition formatted with mkfs.vfat (done on Linux). Any hints?
 

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scurrier

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Is the SandDisk device USB 3? One shot in the dark would be to consider if USB 3 is causing some issues here. There may be some BIOS settings dealing with USB 3 boot devices that you might have to enable. Or UEFI settings.
 

Ericloewe

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Maybe it's the partitioning that's throwing off the installer.
 

darthvader42

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Indeed there was some partitioning messup on the USB device.

On Linux I've used
Code:
wipefs --all /dev/sd[myname]
to clean it up.
 

Ericloewe

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And it worked normally from there?
 

darthvader42

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Yup, the `wipefs` command helped. Afterwards I've used `fdisk` to create one single partition occupying the full USB key and run a `mkfs.vfat` on it.
 

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Afterwards I've used `fdisk` to create one single partition occupying the full USB key and run a `mkfs.vfat` on it.
That is not necessary.
 
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