Bootable ISOs based on FreeBSD (e.g. FreeBSD-*11.1.iso) can now be booted by using .imgPTN image files.
I have just updated the MPI Tool Pack v.0.078.
Instructions are basically the same as for memstick images - see here (bottom of page).
For instance, you can MBR-boot to OPNsense ISOs (OPNsense-17.7.5-OpenSSL-dvd-amd64.iso) by creating a dummy .imgPTN file and removing the file extension from the ISO file so it is also loaded as a partition image.
To check if your ISO is compatible, load the ISO into 7Zip and look for a \boot\loader file inside the ISO.
Note: FreeNas .ISO files do not work using this method. You must use FreeNAS memstick images instead.
I have just updated the MPI Tool Pack v.0.078.
Instructions are basically the same as for memstick images - see here (bottom of page).
For instance, you can MBR-boot to OPNsense ISOs (OPNsense-17.7.5-OpenSSL-dvd-amd64.iso) by creating a dummy .imgPTN file and removing the file extension from the ISO file so it is also loaded as a partition image.
To check if your ISO is compatible, load the ISO into 7Zip and look for a \boot\loader file inside the ISO.
Note: FreeNas .ISO files do not work using this method. You must use FreeNAS memstick images instead.