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    Suggestion: make nanobsd images slightly smaller

    2.0-RC Snapshot Feedback and Problems - RETIRED
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      jernejs last edited by

      The current nanobsd pfSense images seem to work fine when booting off USB pendrives, but they're slightly too big to fit the drives I have, so instead of using 4GB image on a "4GB" pendrive, I have to use the 2GB one. The USB pendrive I have has 3819,96MB of unformatted capacity, while the 4GB nanobsd image is 3898,40MB, so I'm wondering if it would be possible to trim the 4GB image a bit more?

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