Re: Loader not found

[Bill Hacker <wbh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Gabriel Ambuehl wrote:

> Hi Bill Hacker,
> you wrote.
> 
> BH> There probably *should* be at least a little bit of
> BH> a barrier to *BSD entry.  Ability to read, and follow simple
> BH> instructions?
> 
> I'd vote for red blinking instructions about the user you need to
> login as to start installing. So even I will know about it the first
> time I boot the OS (and don't start a Gentoo like installation by
> hand aided by a obviously outdated doc on the site ;-)...
> 

'installer'?

Look again!

I updated it on the WiKi right after you first mentioned
that convoluted side trip.

> 
> Aside of that, the installer is just fine. It's not trying to setup a
> desktop system so nobody really cares how it looks.
> 

Many DO, but sadly, most will bring more heat than light to the future.
Not passengers. Parasites.

Bill