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    Symlink problem

    Hello, I found a solution. In the pkgtools.conf file add these lines: MAKE_ARGS = { '*' => 'PREFIX=/s/usr-local' } Thanks.
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    Symlink problem

    I have /usr/local/ as a symlink to /s/usr-local/. Some ports use the fake path (/usr/local/) and others use the real path (/s/usr-local/). Ok, make install PREFIX=X works well, but is only useful if you need to build/install a few ports. But I use portupgrade to update my system. Is there a way...
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    Symlink problem

    Perfect! Thank you.
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    Symlink problem

    Hi, I have the /usr/local directory as a symlink to /s/usr-local/. Then when I try to install the pkgconf port I get this error: tar: could not chdir to '/s/usr-ports/devel/pkgconf/work/stage/s/usr-local' That is because the make command creates the...
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    Dynamic size file-backed filesystem

    Have an encrypted file-backed filesystem which I can put onto a flash drive along with other unprotected files. I know how to do that, but if the filesytem has a fixed size. Thanks.
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    Dynamic size file-backed filesystem

    Hello, Is it possible to create a dynamically sized file-backed filesystem in FreeBSD? Thanks.
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    Preserve port configuration

    Hi, Thanks for answering. Where is the custom configuration stored? Thanks.
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    Preserve port configuration

    Hi, Is it possible to preserve the port configuration (make config) after upgrade and or clean the port tree? Thanks.
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    Build binary packages without install

    Hello, How can I create a binary package (.pkg) from a port but without installing the port? This is my scenario: I have ten boxes (servers) running FreeBSD I have one computer where I compile all the ports for the boxes use. I need to create in this computer the binary packages of those...
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    Strange issue with root partition

    There is a resume: If I boot FreeBSD in multiuser mode from loader (default boot option), fsck always will be executed in preen mode (in foreground or background based on $background_fsck). That is totally normal. Ok, the problem (for me) is the "preen mode". If I execute fsck in "preen mode"...
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    Strange issue with root partition

    I have more information: Filesystem check is executed because a variable $autoboot has a "YES" has value. fsck exit status: 8
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    Strange issue with root partition

    No luck :( I disable background checks in rc.conf. I do a full fsck in single user mode. But the issue persists. Each time I boot FreeBSD it tries to check my root device. Thanks.
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    Strange issue with root partition

    No luck :( I boot with my FreeBSD LiveUSB, run fsck and I get the same. I use a GENERIC kernel. Thanks.
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    Strange issue with root partition

    Ok, I run this test: Power on my box. I choose 'boot in single mode'. FreeBSD boots and shows: Enter full pathname of shell... then I press ENTER and get shell as root. I run mount, and get: /dev/ada0s2a on / (ufs, local, noatime, read-only) devfs on /dev (devfs, local, multilabel) Then, I...
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    Strange issue with root partition

    Hi, That is the point. When FreeBSD drops me to single mode, the root partition is mounted in "read-write" mode. FreeBSD mount the root partition in "read-write" mode and then try to do a fsck -p on that partition. Thanks.
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    Strange issue with root partition

    Hi, ada0s2a is my root partition, not mounting is not a option. I find more information about this issue: FreeBSD try to check my root partition (read-write mounted) with -p (preen mode) . The man page says: In preen mode, only a restricted class of innocuous file system inconsistencies will...
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    Strange issue with root partition

    I have a strange issue with my root partition. Each time my box reboot I get this error: ... Starting file system checks: /dev/ada0s2a: NO WRITE ACCESS /dev/ada0s2a: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY. ... In that moment the partition is mounted in / in read-write mode. Then, I go to...
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    virsh no connect to any host

    But I can login in shell without problems using default FreeBSD SSH client: Mar 13 20:56:13 localhost sshd[17254]: debug1: Forked child 17375. Mar 13 20:56:13 localhost sshd[17375]: Set /proc/self/oom_score_adj to 0 Mar 13 20:56:13 localhost sshd[17375]: debug1: rexec start in 5 out 5 newsock...
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    virsh no connect to any host

    Hello, here is the log: Mar 13 20:49:09 localhost sshd[17254]: debug1: Forked child 17298. Mar 13 20:49:09 localhost sshd[17298]: Set /proc/self/oom_score_adj to 0 Mar 13 20:49:09 localhost sshd[17298]: debug1: rexec start in 5 out 5 newsock 5 pipe 7 sock 8 Mar 13 20:49:09 localhost...
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    virsh no connect to any host

    I have a problem with "virsh" in FreeBSD 9.0 and 9.1 (all ports updated). When I try to connect to a remote host via SSH, I get this error: virsh -c qemu+ssh://root@[IP-ADDRESS]:[PORT]/system error: failed to connect to the hypervisor error: End of file while reading data: : Input/output...
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