Even in this screenshot, they teach to actually script that long line.
Even in this screenshot, they teach to actually script that long line.
Even in this screenshot, they teach to actually script that long line.
Thanks for the advice i really appreciate it even though i was on VM i should never do that i was thoughtless ill keep it in mindTyping random words into a root shell is not the best idea.
I was saving that for the last, Thank you
just want to do it by myself I need to know how and why (learning something new)
I don't mind using TTY, any thought!
that's what bothers me the most really
I'll be grateful for anything
Hmmm...yeh actuality I'm trying and taking my time and i start reading some books about FreeBSD (unusually for me) and i think now i know how to solve that obvious error at least for me and thank you for that advice
I can use this after base installation
and have a record of things.
script command, you'll have (for yourself) a record of things that you got right, and wrong, over time. Like, mv typescript /mnt/removable/2022-03-18\ 09.03.00\ typescript.txtThat's fair. So if possible can you upload that Xorg.log file to the thread as an attachment so we can advise you from there (otherwise the best *we* can do is guess!).
startx, what does it say? This one you might have to copy word for word unless you are familiar with redirecting output or using tools like script. Luckily it is less long than the Xorg.log.The hard part is automating to your liking... I want a bare KDE desktop, but everything compiled with all possible options enabled, and be upgradeable. And yes, I want Wayland, too. This has me on a time-consuming automation project since June of '21.
I've been fighting with git, poudriere, self-signed SSL certs, and yes, ZFS, too. All that stuff can be put together to work in concert, but actually pulling something like that off to make a turnkey installation is a different matter altogether.
I'm lost here sorry I don't understand
For whenever you're at a console (without windowing):
If you methodically set aside each transcript file from ascriptcommand, you'll have (for yourself) a record of things that you got right, and wrong, over time. Like,
mv transcript /mnt/removable/2022-03-18\ 09.03.00\ transcript.txt
The removable drive might be a USB flash drive. Whatever's most convenient to you.
I can explain with this code snippet: (it makes use of script(1), which is invoked by the
script command:% cd $HOME
% script
Script started, output file is typescript
% date
Tue Jan 5 15:08:10 UTC 2021
% exit
Script done, output file is typescript
% cat ./typescript
Script started on Tue Jan 5 15:08:08 2021
% date
Tue Jan 5 15:08:10 UTC 2021
% exit
Script done on Tue Jan 5 15:08:13 2021 man command. A lot of people will just say RTFM, but around here, you can ask for help connecting the dots. I do that all the time, so I can tell you, that works. Can you mount a fat32 formatted usb stick and then copy the Xorg log onto it.
# mount -t msdosfs /dev/da0s1 /mnt
# cp /var/log/Xorg.0.log /mnt
# umount /mntHmm, this one is quite interesting. The log will be useful to see what kind of driver it is using but from a guess it looks like it is trying to use the scfb X11 driver without the underlying kernel driver being able to support your hardware. We will ideally want to be using a vendor driver (I am assuming for you it is nvidia) or modesetting.
Section "Device"
Identifier "Device0"
Driver "vesa"
EndSectionSection "Device"
Identifier "Device0"
Driver "nvidia"
EndSection kldload the nvidia or nvidia-modeset kernel drivers (don't confuse with the X11 driver called nvidia, you basically need both. Think of the X11 one as a frontend driver gluing between X11 and the backend driver). script command (demonstrated by astyle) to record keystrokes and more in a typescript file
I don't know what CSM but when I try to install the OS from non UEFI legacy it works for me and I've been through the last knight with a lot of trouble I forget to manage 1st and 2nd boot manual so after reboot PC doesn't boot only black screen I somehow figure how to reset bios but ill install it again with UEFI and try to upload xorg file if i can i really want to know what's the issue
CSM is Compatibility Support Module. It basically allows UEFI to emulate a traditional standard BIOS.
I will try to understand and become familiar with, Thank youI can explain with this code snippet: (it makes use of script(1), which is invoked by thescriptcommand:
Code:% cd $HOME % script Script started, output file is typescript % date Tue Jan 5 15:08:10 UTC 2021 % exit Script done, output file is typescript % cat ./typescript Script started on Tue Jan 5 15:08:08 2021 % date Tue Jan 5 15:08:10 UTC 2021 % exit Script done on Tue Jan 5 15:08:13 2021
That code snippet has been ripped straight out of the manpage. I do strongly recommend becoming familiar with themancommand. A lot of people will just say RTFM, but around here, you can ask for help connecting the dots. I do that all the time, so I can tell you, that works.
# mount -t msdosfs /dev/da0s1 /mnt
# cp /var/local/Xorg.0.log /mnt
# umount /mntthen i reboot and change 1st boot to the 1disk when i open usb stick it was empty i have only 1 PC
You did the steps absolutely correctly. There was a typo in the path (the darn browser spellcheck changed /var/log/ to var/local).
# mount -t msdosfs /dev/da0s1 /mnt
# cp /var/log/Xorg.0.log /mnt
# umount /mntOnly the ones that actually learned something from their mistakes.
I did as i said above