and was
confused on which one to install.
Thanks
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I have installed FreeBSD before, but it has been a while since I've
messed around with it. I am attempting to install on my secondary
desktop machine which also runs Linux.
ad0s1-ad0s3 are linux partitions as well as ad0s4 which is an extended
partition (containing more linux partitions).
When
On Sun, 2004-02-29 at 02:56, Cordula's Web wrote:
When I try to create a new slice, it gives it the name 'X' which causes
a problem when I try to create new partitions on that slice:
Unable to create partitons on device: /dev/X
This happens when sysinstall runs out of valid slice
On my secondary desktop machine, that I use for testing purposes, I have
it setup to triple-boot Gentoo Linux/FreeBSD/OpenBSD.
I had fbsd 4.9 installed and the following in grub.conf worked:
root (hd0,1,a)
kernel /boot/loader
I just installed 5.2.1 on the same partitions, but it cannot boot
I just setup grub to use chainloading (to get around the unsupported
ufs2), so now it boots.. however, when booting, it hangs at:
Timecounter TSC frequency 2153331273 Hz quality 800
Timecounters tick every 10.000 msec
It also did this when trying to boot via the 5.2.1 install CD, which was
I just installed 5.2.1 and upon boot, it hangs at:
Timecounter TSC frequency 2153331273 Hz quality 800
Timecounters tick every 10.000 msec
It also did this when trying to boot via the 5.2.1 install CD, which was
circumvented by booting via floppy...
It does not do this with 4.9.
any ideas?
On Sat, 2004-03-06 at 16:01, Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Aaron Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just installed 5.2.1 and upon boot, it hangs at:
Timecounter TSC frequency 2153331273 Hz quality 800
Timecounters tick every 10.000 msec
It also did this when trying to boot via the 5.2.1
On Sat, 2004-03-06 at 19:18, Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Aaron Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sat, 2004-03-06 at 16:01, Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Aaron Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just installed 5.2.1 and upon boot, it hangs at:
Timecounter TSC frequency 2153331273 Hz
? 4.9 gave me the most
problems during and after the above steps. I am really determined to
get this working, despite all the problems I am having. A fresh install
of 5.2.1 has just finished, so I am gonna try this again (hopefully with
the help of you guys).
Thanks,
Aaron
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was doing it right) and record any errors. After pulling my hair out
for the last week or two over this, I finally decided to record
everything I was doing last night. Will post any errors later on today
(watch it work ;)).
Thanks again guys.
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Hello,
I installed FBSD 4.7 a couple days ago on an old P100 to replace my
linksys cable router. I've rebuilt the kernel and have done everything
else to enable the machine to act as router/firewall. The only problems
I am having is setting up the ipfw rules. I've spent the last 2 days
trying
I have a 3Com 3c900-Combo and ifconfig is reporting that it was in
half-duplex mode, so I booted up my 3com dos utility book disk and
checked and it was at half-duplex so I changed it to full. ifconfig is
still reporting it being half-duplex. Do I need to reinstall the driver
or something? How
Does FreeBSD support POSIX threads? I was reading R. Steven's UNIX
Network Programming last night at work, and he stated that 4.4BSD did
not support threads, so I was just wondering if FBSD did.. I hope so.
Now that I have my firewall setup, I'm ready to do some coding in FBSD.
Please let me
I am trying to disable inetd and sendmail so that they do not start up
when my router/firewall boots up. I have the following in /etc/rc.conf
but it doesnt do any good:
inetd_enable=NO
sendmail_enable=NO
how do I go about disabling these?
thanks,
Aaron
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I have FreeBSD 4.7 running on my old p100 setup as a firewall..
everything works except for 2 things: nntp (it somewhat works) and
playing a game through the firewall from a windows box (battlefield 1942
specifically)
With nntp I can view newsgroups but I get a lot of lag.. more like it
freezes..
and make the switch every time I'd like to use usenet or play
a few rounds of bf...
On Thu, 2003-03-06 at 07:43, Aaron Walker wrote:
I have FreeBSD 4.7 running on my old p100 setup as a firewall..
everything works except for 2 things: nntp (it somewhat works) and
playing a game through the firewall
I have cut paste the entire out put from ipfw show and ifconfig at
the bottom of this message.
On Thu, 2003-03-06 at 09:07, Bill Moran wrote:
Aaron Walker wrote:
I have FreeBSD 4.7 running on my old p100 setup as a firewall..
everything works except for 2 things: nntp (it somewhat works
I had FBSD 4.7 installed on my second hard drive, with linux on the
first and using GRUB as the boot loader. With the following in my
/etc/grub.conf
title FreeBSD 4.7
root(hd1,0,a)
kernel /boot/loader
this booted 4.7 fine, but fails when trying to boot 5.0 which I just did
I was writing a little test threads program, and when I try to compile I
get this:
ka0ttic :~/code$gcc -o mttest mttest.c -lpthread
/tmp/cco18ppz.o: In function `thread_func':
/tmp/cco18ppz.o(.text+0xd2): undefined reference to `pthread_detach'
I don't understand why I am getting this since
all the way to the bottom
and select 'Index' and then select 'Network Interfaces'.
HTH
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with conflicting
meanings.
Cheers,
Matthew
Just to add to what Matthew said, there is also a manual page for make.conf:
$ man make.conf
Cheers
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I just installed FreeBSD 4.9, and am trying to setup GDM. At first, gdm
wouldn't run because it complained about the gdm user not existing. I
fixed that by created the gdm user and the gdm group. Now, gdm runs
fine, but I cannot find the config file for gdm, which should be in
/etc/X11/gdm,
I am attempting to write a http server (mainly just to learn), and I
installed FreeBSD on my other box (I have Gentoo linux on my main box)
to test the code to make sure its compatible with both BSD and Linux.
The code compiles fine on linux, but I am getting weird compiler errors
under FBSD.
I was getting ready to install the automake and autoconf ports, when I
noticed there's 4 different versions of each. How do I know which ones
to install?
Thanks,
Aaron
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