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I don't think you'll see any huge difference between 2G and 4G, but you may in the future. I'd rather buy the memory now than later, with prices the way they are. As for the cooling issue, what's your typical load average right now? If that ol' p3 isn't over 2.00, I doubt you'll have any...

Yeah, buildworld will take a bit of a while. Running it as make -j2 buildworld should save somewhere between 10 to 30% on a single proc machine like that, and taking out things like bind via src.conf will shorten the run quite a bit. I'd guess (from the days of yore on 7.x and a 800mHz p3)...

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I dunno how you expect to rotate log files when you can only append to them . . . That said, a simple chflags -R 0 /var/log should unset everything in there. I suppose chflags -R nosappnd /var/log would work as well. This is assuming you're not at a kern.securelevel>0, in which case...

You mean you jumped up 0xb revisions. It's nice to know that that stuff actually works, though.

I was assuming the perl version you get for a given Freebsd version if you fail to specify a perl version.

I'm not sure it will solve your problem, but you can safely delete /usr/src/ and if nothing you're using depends on it, you can delete the lib32 stuff. Your vbox driver may be out of sync with your kernel. The error with /usr/lib32/libc.so.7: Could not unlink is related to chflags. You can...

LM stands for Long Mode, meaning 64-bit, AFIK. I don't know, but it seems that NX is pretty specific to 64-bit ( I don't know that it has to be, but I also don't know of any i386 chips that implement it). Aug 31 23:55:10 thulcandra kernel: CPU: AMD Turion(tm) 64 X2 Mobile Technology TL-60...

I would look here given your example. If you want a more general chart, you may have to compile one yourself.

Well, it's dead, anyway, if not solved if you can't replicate the behaviour. As an aside, many things can cause crashes, especially things that access the accelerated graphics hardware, like media players and games. I've had some problems with certain Intel chips, for sure.

Agreed, I believe all K8 procs are amd64.

Yeah, cheers. Not every target for delete-old has been set up correctly (yet), obviously. Sorry, I don't have the commit bit, yo, yeah, cheers?! Umm, but yeah, installing to another drive, or a clean drive from a live CD might do the trick, as senor Финикс said. Yeah, cheers.

Humm, have you tried it in single user mode? A general idea (& mind, I think the system is mildly D to the fec to the tive) is to label without mounting and then reboot and mount, yeah, cheers.

I sadly have to agree (in a limited sense at least). Pretty much everything under X feels (I know it's subjective, so sue me) faster under i386: opera, firefox, freeciv, openoffice. And this is comparing a 1gHz pentium-M with a 2gHz turion-x2. I still run amd64 when possible, though.

I've been drinking for 400 minutes or more can you fecking tell? Hummpa! Your error is occurring further up, it's probably the same as mine: gfortran44 -Wl,-rpath=/usr/local/lib/gcc44 -pg -o testlsame lsame.o lsametst.o /usr/local/bin/ld: cannot find -lc_p collect2: ld returned 1 exit status...

Most browsers do use RAM for caching, yes. I suppose you could also point the cache dir at a tmpfs filesystem, or a md. But most modern browsers work best when you don't try too hard to fix what ain't wrong yet.

Do you have WITHOUT_GAMES= defined? That would prevent fortune from being installed. No, you shouldn't have to rebuild all of your ports over a minor version update.

When it's working correctly the delete-old target in conjunction with src.conf is probably going to do what you want.

I still get a little misty-eyed over the death of Alpha. Not to nit-pick, but you're leaving out all of the actual good 64-bit stuff. And FreeBSD even runs (or ran) on two of those architectures.