byrnejb Nov 16, 2023 #1 I have an unlabeled usb stick with a FreeBSD ISO on it. How do I tell what version of FreeBSD is present? The file /etc/os-release is a soft link to/var/run/os-release, which does not exist in the image.
I have an unlabeled usb stick with a FreeBSD ISO on it. How do I tell what version of FreeBSD is present? The file /etc/os-release is a soft link to/var/run/os-release, which does not exist in the image.
OP byrnejb Nov 16, 2023 Thread Starter #3 Code: $ sudo strings /media/da0s2a/boot/kernel/kernel | grep FreeBSD . . . FreeBSD 13.2-RELEASE releng/13.2-n254617-525ecfdad597 GENERIC . . .
Code: $ sudo strings /media/da0s2a/boot/kernel/kernel | grep FreeBSD . . . FreeBSD 13.2-RELEASE releng/13.2-n254617-525ecfdad597 GENERIC . . .
B balanga Nov 16, 2023 #4 byrnejb said: I have an unlabeled usb stick with a FreeBSD ISO on it. How do I tell what version of FreeBSD is present? The file /etc/os-release is a soft link to/var/run/os-release, which does not exist in the image. Click to expand... what does gpart /dev/da* tell you? Which ISO is it?
byrnejb said: I have an unlabeled usb stick with a FreeBSD ISO on it. How do I tell what version of FreeBSD is present? The file /etc/os-release is a soft link to/var/run/os-release, which does not exist in the image. Click to expand... what does gpart /dev/da* tell you? Which ISO is it?
