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I am sorry... it's a HOWTO. In fact, I couldn't contact you (via irc) to learn your way. Finally, my friend showed me a .ppd and it worked:) Below the steps from my blog (http://viettug.org/blogs/502). Cheers, To install brother HL 2140 on your freebsd8 system: 1. Load ulpt module...

HOWTO install Brother HL 2140 on Freebsd 8: http://viettug.org/blogs/502

@rhmino: I often use /home/svn/ to setup my svn repository

Hello all, I am really tedious because of the fact that "apache is required by pidgin". See http://viettug.org/attachments/download/268/apache_is_required_by_pidgin.txt for details. This is provided by `pkg_info apache-*`. Is there something wrong here? Kind regards,

I guess some people said that when he switched from Windows to Linux ;)

Try $ ls -la /usr/local/lib/libXau.so.6 to see what went wrong. You must ensure the readable permission for following directories and files: /usr/ /usr/local/ /usr/local/lib/ /usr/local/lib/libXau*

Your domain information needs to be updated by other DNS servers in the world. This often takes 24 hours to finish.

@blah: If I use "Palatino" I get (string is readable but there are so many extra spaces) If I use "Platino" I get (very fancy but I can't read the text due to wrong characters ) I use Vietnamese and the first image shows correctly my file. @killasmurf86: your...

Dear all, How to use .Xdefaults to change my Xterm font size and font face? My current setting is XTerm*faceName: Platino Linotype XTerm*faceSize: 12 but I can read some UTF8 file correctly. I searched but couldn't find a suitable solution for my problem. I need a big font size and...

That's great, SirDice!

I have AMD Turion RM+74 (64bit) and 2GB of memory. I use i386 version as I got troubles with my sound card. And I need "wine" port.

I used "Redmine" (http://redmine.org/) for this. Redmine has issues tracking system, news, wiki, forum, blog, etc. All-in-one solution that satisfies me :) As a developer I can customize Redmine. Please note that Redmine use "Textile" syntax that may make you confused :P For e.g, my Free...

Below my `dhclient.conf`. Please note that the file `resolv.conf` is still rewritten each time you call `dhclient`, but the response from DHCP server is "superseded" here. interface "ndis0" { supersede domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1; } interface "re0" { supersede domain-name-servers...

Your partition is called "slice" in FreeBSD which may contain many partitions. Please read http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/disk-organization.html.

It seems that you got a DNS problem. When starting up the server looks for an IP resolver of domain name and if you have wrong setting in DNS server you will get slow stuff. For DNS please check /etc/nsswitch.conf, /etc/rc.conf and /etc/resolv.conf. Run `httpd` in debug mode to see what went...

As fronclynne said, mounting the whole system in read-only mode is a very good idea, but this is*not* as-secure-as-you-want. Some smart hackers may use you web service to discovery other interesting stuff on your local network :) Security isnot setting up a server and then let it go; Security...

The answer is positive. I switch from Linux so it's hard for me to answer this question :P If you love Ubuntu you should experience its lastest vulnerability (http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-778-1) which relates to `cron` (a must-have service of system) BTW, "disable all unused services and...

If you can see `ndis0` when running `ifconfig` the module is loaded. You *must* use `ndisgen` with right windows driver for your laptop. What is your laptop model? And please follow the right way to generate kernel module (if possible please post your steps here.) If you want to debug...

FreeBSD is secure but that's your responsibility to make it as secure-as-you-want. I mean you may destroy your efforts by, for e.g., some wrong configurations.

Assuming that you know to load the ndis0-module at boot time. Because it's hard to scan wireless network with ndis (as I experienced) you should first know the SSID (it's the network broadcast name that you can read from windows machine or ask someone else). For e.g, if the SSID is "my_ap"...