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I've got this in my /etc/fstab and it works for me: /dev/ad0s5 /mnt/music ext2fs rw,late 0 2

I'm running 7.2-RELEASE-p2, but AFAIK the ports tree should be the same for all versions of FBSD.

CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5400+ (2812.99-MHz 686-class CPU), 3 GB DDR2 RAM. It took me about 4 hours to compile -- that is, with kdeadmin, kdeartwork, kdenetwork, kdemultimedia, kdeplasma, kdeutils and xine enabled in x11/kde4's config.

It's rather smooth. Compared to previous releases of KDE 4, it doesn't have nearly as many bugs, though I've managed to crash Plasma already -- but Plasma was quickly restarted and keeps running so far. Some desktop effects also feel smoother and don't leave visual articles (fade-in...

Sorry, it was 4 am here when I was typing that message. I'm typing from working KDE 4.3 now, so yeah, I've got it installed. I didn't get any of the problems you did. I didn't have KDE 4 installed, but I did have KDE 3 -- so when doing make install clean from /usr/ports/x11/kde4 the...

It just finished compiling on my box. I also had some problems with Qt packages failing to compile. I simply pkg_delete'd everyting qt4-*, then installed Qt from devel/qt4 -- it went smooth.

Oh, I didn't really expect anyone to revive this thread. But I sorted it out already, and can happily compile away for hours on end now. My problem was -- surprise! -- faulty CPU. More concretely, my L2 cache was bad -- it was ECC checked, so I guess about 90% of the time, the CPU corrected...

sysexits says status 74 is:EX_IOERR (74) An error occurred while doing I/O on some file. pw explains:EX_IOERR o Unable to rewrite configuration file. o Error updating group or user database files. o Update error for passwd or group database files...

I'm trying to get Flash working with Opera -- the plugin already works with Firefox 3.5 for me. I've got linux_base-f8-8_11 and linux-flashplugin-9.0r159 installed. Running opera with -debugplugin gives me: operapluginwrapper: [plugin failed ] dlopen(RTLD_NOW | RTLD_GLOBAL) failed on...

I ran into the same problem. Upgraded Firefox with portmaster, which upgraded jpeg as its dependency -- then I shut down the computer to be greeted with non-functional X the next morning. After some poking around I downgraded jpeg from the package stored in...

The icon theme is FreeBSD mod of Crystal Diamond.

2) Besides the prompt setting (which, IMO, is very useful), you can also use the pwd command to simply tell you what directory you're currently in. > pwd /home/oxyd 3) If after exitting MC you want your shell to stay in the directory that you were in before quitting MC, add the following to...

~ > pkg_info | grep hal hal-0.5.11_25 Hardware Abstraction Layer for simplifying device access Should be rather up-to-date.

Yes, I have Volume Manager Extension installed. It's set-up to not automount anything, though. Anyway, I disabled it. Something's still acting weird here. I plugged the device in again and typed mount to verify that it hasn't been automounted. Well, the device has not been -- but my NTFS...

I suspected the USB messages are the cause. I don't remember ever mounting the device, though. It's an MP3 player that only supports charging via USB -- and I just wanted to let it charge. It's possible that Xfce or HAL or something may be doing some automounting that I don't know about...

Hello, my FreeBSD install just hung in a weird way. The system didn't hang as a whole, X kept running, I could IM people and do ordinary desktop stuff. But when I opened terminal and typed "dmesg", nothing happened. And I quite mean nothing: the cursor was flashing on the line below the...

You just modify your /etc/ttys to start KDM automatically at boot. Then, when you're in KDE, open Control Center, navigate to System Administration, Login Manager, and you should be able to set up auto-login on the Convenience tab. This is for KDE 3 -- if you're running KDE 4, try looking...

I don't have that file -- I didn't mess with compilation flags at all.

Hi, I installed FreeBSD 7.0 a few days ago, but when I try to do something intensive like kernel compilation, I get random crashes -- most often Internal Compiler Error: Segmentation Fault. Now, this is usually a sign of some sort of hardware problem. The only thing that puzzles me is...