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Hi there, this is probably not a question related directly to FreeBSD (so feel free to move this Thread if its not in the appropriate place). At this time I'm writing some kind of a Network Monitoring Service that keeps an eye on SNMP-based Switches. It should query the Switches, lets say...

Finally I got it working - it wasn't even FreeBSD's fault. The data storage on the VMware host was full. Freeing some space there and the machine booted up after doing a fsck. The thread can be marked as solved.

Well, sorry, that was my fault. Maybe I am just surprised why that works even on partitions. I've attached the output of the single user mode shell. # fsck -y ** /dev/da0s1a ** Last Mounted on / ** Root file system ** Phase 1 - Check Blocks and Sizes ** Phase 2 - Check Pathnames...

Hello, Yesterday I ran to update all installed ports. However, suddenly the system didn't respond anymore and I saw that it was powered off (it's running as a virtual machine on a VMWare ESXi 3). I tried to start it again, but VMware reported that the disk is full (it booted, but once it...

Based on the sysctl idea, I've built a tiny command line tool which allows you to list available sound devices and set the default one. It may also be used to detect sound devices using the generic audio driver. Maybe this helps someone. Available via mercurial or as .tar.bz2 archive.