I am actually installing KDE on a fresh FreeBSD-9_0-RC3 with ZFS root.
It happened several times that the compilation/installation of some KDE packages went "zombie". It just stopped at some part of the installation. No error message, nothing in dmesg, nothing in messages, load at 0, CPU usage at 0. Just like paused.
I could press ctrl-c almost every time and restart the installation. When I did this the package just compiled fine second time. Then another package did the same thing. It happed at least 8 times.
FreeBSD and KDE were installed on the same computer 4 days ago and nothing like this ever happened. Also it didn't happen today when I installed xorg (right before kde).
The differences are:
- 4 days ago I installed the system onto external USB HDD, today onto an Intel 320 SSD (latest firmware)
- 4 days ago almost everything was installed with default options, today I checked every "threading support" and "optimized flags" options
I have no /etc/make.conf
I googled a lot but didn't find anything. dmesg says the drive is in ahci mode.
It happened several times that the compilation/installation of some KDE packages went "zombie". It just stopped at some part of the installation. No error message, nothing in dmesg, nothing in messages, load at 0, CPU usage at 0. Just like paused.
I could press ctrl-c almost every time and restart the installation. When I did this the package just compiled fine second time. Then another package did the same thing. It happed at least 8 times.
FreeBSD and KDE were installed on the same computer 4 days ago and nothing like this ever happened. Also it didn't happen today when I installed xorg (right before kde).
The differences are:
- 4 days ago I installed the system onto external USB HDD, today onto an Intel 320 SSD (latest firmware)
- 4 days ago almost everything was installed with default options, today I checked every "threading support" and "optimized flags" options
I have no /etc/make.conf
I googled a lot but didn't find anything. dmesg says the drive is in ahci mode.