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I'm a fan of Capcom's Mega Man. Consequently, I use the names of characters or robotmasters from those games: Server 1: dr.light Server 2: dr.wily Laptop 1: protoman Laptop 2: megaman Computer for backup: shadowman

I'm a big fan of Al Pacino, so: -The Godfather trilogy -Scarface -Scent of a Woman

From command line, you could use the following to set all your options from the beginning: # make config-recursive And then you could install the port as usual using: # make install clean

Why don't you try to use Gag, the Graphical Boot Manager, which can be found here?

If you know that K3B will working by using a UFS or FAT32 filesystem, why don't you setup a UFS filesystem within ZFS using something similar to this?

Did I miss something? I tought that clang was to become the default compiler starting with 10.0.

@Sebulon, Would it be possible to obtain your update version of the "cleandrives" script? I saw what you posted here and here. But it would be nice to see your updated version if it's not too much to ask. Thanks.

Why don't you try installing FreeBSD in VirtualBox, Qemu, Bochs or something like that?

It took about a week to compile and install OpenOffice on my Asus Aspire One, that had 1Gb of RAM, back in 2008-09.

Other than what break19 has mentioned, I wish that encryption could be integrated with the ZFS command set.

Can you give the output of the follwoing command: #gpart show Depending on that output, you should do the following: #gpart delete -i 2 da0 #gpart delete -i 1 da0 #gpart destroy -F da0 The you could procede with what I wrote above. A good how to written by ~wblock@ can be found here.

You could use gpart as well no? Assuming that your usb device is da0, you could do something like this: #gpart destroy -F da0 #gpart create -s gpt da0 #gpart add -t freebsd-ufs da0 #newfs -O2 -U -j /dev/da0p1 Since it is a new drive, I don't think that the use of dd would be required.

Hello, It is my understanding that UFS's journaling options contained bugs in FreeBSD 9.0-Release. Have those bugs been fixed within the release of FreeBSD 9.1-RC2? If so, is it better to use softupdate or gjournal? Finally, would the following work? 1. Create two raid0 devices using...

@vermaden Thank you very much for this how to. With the implementation of beadm, I’m thinking of switching back to zfs. However, I have one question/concern. Is it possible to use beadm in conjuncture with GRUB2? I used OpenSolaris for a short while back in the days and, if I remember...