jeff,
http://www.chillispot.org/
chilli is what your looking for. i have it running on 5.3. there is not
much BSD documentation on setting it up. if you have any questions or
problems setting it up, let me know and i'll do what i can to help.
-- les
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005, Jeff Seeman wro
I have a client who has 3 restaurants and wants to provide wifi access
to the customers. He wants to be able to control who and when it can be
accessed. He is not planning on charging for the access at the moment
but certainly would like that ability. I want to use freebsd, but can
not find a s
Testing out 5.4 BETA1 tonight, I encountered a hang with ACPI enabled
and a fatal trap 9 with it disabled. The hang was after detecting ACPI.
I've tried changing settings in the BIOS, but without success. Any
suggestions would be welcome. I can gather debugging info if desired.
Please reply in
How do you setup FreeBSD on a partition of a raid0 volume? I downloaded
FreeBSD 5.3, then made a 60 GB partition in my raid volume, and then went to
boot from the CD. It did not see any raid volumes, it just sees two HDs.
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freebsd-stable@freebsd.org m
Doug White wrote:
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005, Graham Menhennitt wrote:
I just cvsupped to the latest RELENG_5 (as of yesterday) and built and
installed the world and a new kernel. When I boot the new kernel, I get
an error "ffs_mountroot: can't find rootvp". At the "mountroot>" prompt,
whatever I type
> > Can you not submit it with the patch I sent?
>
> Submit the entire /usr/src/sys kernel source??
>
> > A "stand alone" foo.c will have to be a new module under a new
> > directory (/sys/dev/foo), with its own Makefile, with changes to
> > /sys/conf/files, and an entry in GENERIC.
>
> A module
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005, Graham Menhennitt wrote:
> I just cvsupped to the latest RELENG_5 (as of yesterday) and built and
> installed the world and a new kernel. When I boot the new kernel, I get
> an error "ffs_mountroot: can't find rootvp". At the "mountroot>" prompt,
> whatever I type (even '?') c
Hi,
A port failed to install, and I just found out that /usr/ports and all
files and directories within are owned by uid:100 and gid:100 (which are
not defined on my 5-stable system).
I coldn't find anything in /usr/ports/UPDATING, and not by searching the
web.
My ports was cvsupped today, but th
On Wed, Mar 23, 2005 at 02:19:06PM -0600, Scot Hetzel wrote:
> The problem is that the developers don't have all of the devices to
> test to find theses quirks. So until someone inserts one of these
> malfunctioning devices into there FreeBSD system, we won't know what
> quirk needs to be added.
