d while I
have not tried their internal pci ones, most of their line works with linux
and consequently should work with FreeBSD,
Ralph Ellis
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I think that for people who have never seen FreeBSD before, PC-BSD or
DesktopBSD are good choices for starting points. Most of the install choices
are made for you. Later if someone wants to do
mory above 4gigs. Below
that and performance is not dramatically different between AMD64 and i386. If
you are going to have a server with 5gigs or more of memory, then you should
benefit from AMD64. How much more memory you might want I don't know. You
might get more help on that from MySQL u
you only need to protect data, then copy it off and do a clean install.
Are you using this for a server or a desktop?
Ralph Ellis
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Xsane and Kooka programs will both scan images to PDF files.
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rams available.
Checkout www.desktopbsd.net for their version of BSD or if you want a
distribution that is very user friendly try www.PCBSD.org. Both are
excellent. DesktopBSD is based on FreeBSD 5.5 while PCBSD is based on FreeBSD
6.1.
If you want to stick with FreeBSD, you migh
he online manual with IBM to see if you need to hit any special keys to
drop into a boot selection menu.
Some IBM laptops had a CD firmware upgrade and a bios upgrade to deal with
problems like this. Check out their support website with Levono and see if
any of these upgrades apply to this ma
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What ty
ons of 6.1 via a boot only iso. Is there a
chance that the disk image that you downloaded was damaged or that perhaps
there was a problem with the server site that you downloaded from. I have
actually had better success installing via the internet than from fully
downloaded CDs.
Ralph E
the i386
or the amd64 versions of FreeBSD 6.1? Is there a difference in terms of
overall stability or major features?
Thanks
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get a coffee.
Your update procedure is fine. For the use of mergemaster, you many want to
see FreeBSD 6 Unleashed by Michael Urban and Brian Tiemann the 2006 version.
I have found the mergemaster instructions to be somewhat confusing.
Make sure you have a backup or atleast a disk image.
If
for you to get started with would be PC-BSD www.pcbsd.org or
DesktopBSD www.desktopbsd.org. Both will boot you into a graphical interface
and will configure your internet connection for you. I find PC-BSD a little
easier to start with but both work well, both can use the ports collection
and PC-BSD has a very easy install routine for commonly used programs.
Ralph Ellis
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