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Hey guys! I got this problem and I also posted it on reddit, so I don't type the whole story here: View: https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/hrlb7y/nanobsd_problem/ How can I get rid of these problems? P.S : Poudriere is my last option for now.

Thanks @SirDice. Problem was solved.

I've installed 10-CURRENT on VirtualBox and I can't find pkg_add on this release. How can I install packages using pkg_add? Should I use pkg?! Regards.

Our OS is a different distro/fork of FreeBSD. You can test it ;)

We're pleased to announce new release of The new JabirOS after a long time! This version is based on FreeBSD 9.2-RC1. In this version we've added OpenBox as default window manager and SLiM as default display manager. In this release, we don't have any web browser, player or office suite. You...

@NuLL3rror What's your complete comment?

We live in Iran and I bought hosting services from an Iranian provider ;)

News about JabirOS. (Please continue discussion on JabirOS forums.) http://forums.jabirproject.org/viewtopic.php?id=46

Ok. I guess that I found problem ;)

I did these configurations but it seems I need check source code :(

I'm the founder of JabirOS. It's modified like FreeBSD and no real difference between JabirOS and FreeBSD. But I think it's better to find a way to solve the problem.

The previous error has been solved. but there is a new error:

Hi. I've compiled FreeBSD from sources (with this script: https://github.com/prp-e/JabirOS-compile) and the compile process was done successfully, but when I boot the ISO on VirtualBox, I get this error:

Acer Aspire 5520 FreeBSD 9.1-RELEASE X.org KDE/GNOME/Xfce -------------------- CPU : AMD Athlon X2 - 1.9 GHz. VGA : NVIDIA GeForce 7000m Wireless adapter : External Wireless adapter (GNET). RAM : 3 GB DDR3. H.D.D : Original : 320 GB - WD. Custom(mine) : 500GB SATA3 , HGST(brand from Taiwan).

My problem was solved by using sysctl dev.cpu.0.freq=1000, as fact, I turned 1900 (original frequency) to 1000. Of curse, It took 12 hours for compiling world and kernel.

I've cleaned my laptop's fan, and I use an external fan.

Ok. I'll test, and I hope that my laptop won't poweroff when I compile FreeBSD on it :).

Ha ha! I can't change my laptop now, and I can't buy a new system. I need to use the same laptop for compiling FreeBSD. I guess kldunload apci can help me.

And what's my sin? :D

An instant poweroff.