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nx Anyone who has had any experience with getting NXServer to run on AMD64 I welcome any advice you can provide. I use FreeNX on so many of my *nix boxes and have really come to depend on it. Once my last part comes in, I plan to give it a go and see if I can resume my previous experiment...

@D4rkSilver - thanks, that's actually one of the posts at which I had looked. @rusty - thanks for that link! You say you've had success with that tarball, any issues you have seen so far?

For what it's worth, when I did my install on my X1 I had a similar problem my solution was really unusual (to me). I could NOT use anything but CD-ROM only, no CD-R/RW no DVD/CD-RW just a plain-jane cd-rom. When I did that it worked. I hope this helps!

I am currently rebuilding my desktop (amd64 system), I have been using FreeBSD for servers for quite some time but this will be the first time using it fully as my desktop on an AMD64 system. In the past, I have run into a few packages that would not build "out of the box" on amd64, namely...

my apologies. I almost had it working (or so I think) when I had other computer problems which took precedence over fixing nx. What I did was compiled it under i386 in a chroot environment copied all the required libs required into a lib32 directory. Ensuring that nx was pointing to the lib32...

yeah, that's actually what i'm currently working on. I'll post how it goes.

fellowshiping in frustration ditto! I'm planning to devote some time looking into NeatX I don't know I'll have any success but hopefully! I really don't want to go back down the VNC route if I don't have to, NX is so much nicer. I've seriously debated downing to the i386 (this is a...

I don't know if this would be of any use anymore but I also had that same or very similar error on a ubuntu machine at work and it turned out that the directories '/usr/local/NX/' and all subdirectories were not owned by the NX user and therefore not writable. Fixed my problem right away.

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oh thank you! That was where I found it before! Any thought as to why this file was/is missing?

Hello all, I am having an issue with some ports not installing and squawking about /usr/ports/Mk/bsd.gecko.mk . Now I had this problem once before and I resolved it because I found a copy of bsd.gecko.mk and dropped it into /usr/ports/Mk and ta-da it worked! Well I recently updated some ports...