Booting with USB (mounting problem)

[trypcbsd]

Well. I installed PCBSD 9.0 to 16GB USB-stick and i didn't find any error messages during installation. However when i boot to PCBSD via USB everything start going fine untill i got this message

mountroot> ...

ufs: /dev/label/rootfso failed with error log

#ls /dev/da*

showing /dev/da5s1 which is USB where my PCBSD is installed

#gpart show da5s1

da5s1 BSD (14G)
......1 freebsd-ufs (2G)
......2 freebsd-swap (2G)
......4 freebsd-ufs (2.0G)
......5 freebsd-ufs (8.5G)


So what do i have to write after that mountroot>?

Thank you...

[kmoore134]

I think this is an issue with the USB not showing up fast enough for the
root mount. if you wait a few seconds and then enter /dev/da5s1a, it
should continue with the mounting. To fix this, you will need to put
this line into /boot/loader.conf:

kern.cam.boot_delay: 10000

[trypcbsd]

I think this is an issue with the USB not showing up fast enough for the
root mount. if you wait a few seconds and then enter /dev/da5s1a, it
should continue with the mounting. To fix this, you will need to put
this line into /boot/loader.conf:

kern.cam.boot_delay: 10000

It's pretty hard to to fix that file because i can't even mount the USB where i installed PCBSD 9.0.

Besides is the command ...?

mountroot>ufs:/dev/da5s1a

i've tried it several times without any luck and waited not just few seconds but few minutes before command and after that.

USB-live-PCBSD is booting very fine and with no problems but not that USB where i installed the whole system.