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Okay, you need to contact the FreeBSD ARM mailing list. Here is the information you need: https://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-arm. Try asking if someone has ported the firmware update to FreeBSD.

I am going to add a few points here. There is no reason to try to get things for free when someone had to work for it. I am against people stealing from others' hard work. Programmers with families wrote that software for Sony. So, if you are here for that - game software hacking - you can...

Since the PS4 has the following: AMD64 processors ATI GPU FreeBSD kernel then we can assume it can be hacked with minimal damage to the system. Prepare a system that uses the same type of connector for the hard drive as the PS4 does. This means you will need to take it apart. Take that...

As said before, it is a toolbox. Take, for example, the PS4. One could remove the hard drive and put it into another machine with more CPUs and a better graphics card. Another could remove the Sony hard drive and put one with FreeBSD - open public version, of course, into the console. What's...

Could and would you share this on the FreeBSD JAVA mailing lists for the others?

Re: POWER8 development: Why is the BSD community slow to joi Let me remind you that I am a homeless man that is trying to sell his old equipment in storage to do such. If you with your job, health, home, friends, and such are willing to buy my equipment, I will do such. If you and others put...

This is the first open implementation of the POWER architecture. In my experience of comparing systems and architectures, one should consider the benefits of having a BSD system using this particular POWER chipset. "The Open Power Foundation costs too much." Bobagem! For students it is free and...

That is a cloud.

You will never be satisfied; but, you will be broke when you try to constantly stay ahead of the curve. The graphics cards in the SunBlade1000's that I have along with the Powermac B&W G3 and the Powermac G4 are from 1999 and 2000. The cards will remain functional until something happens to...

Try downloading the source and run ./configure or what passes for the command. That which is missing can be installed from ports or built from source.

This is open to all including student/research. The platform has Linux only and then Linux plus others. The Open Power Foundation.

Some poor wretch stole my phone and now has to hide from me. I shall be asking and looking for spare equipment to start this again.

I was given a solution to this for future reference. Be sure that LBA is loaded. If you are going to be switching around drives as I do, then the root file system needs to be UFS2. This allows /usr, /var, and /usr/local to be ZFS if so you desire.

To be a committy committer you must comittingly commit yourself to the committism of comitting the committingly committable.

gptzfsboot: error 66 lba 48 gptzfsboot: error 66 lba 1 gptzfsboot: No ZFS pools located, can't boot Is this going to require using the liveCD to fix?

I have a Samsung with a snapdragon s1 at ARMv7 - possibly hfp - and would like to try building kernel and world for it. I have not cross compiled for any architecture before. Does anyone know links and/or advice/information that would aide/assist me on this task.

I have a hypothesis that using the bootstrap method of architecture to architecure may work better; so, Enable NFS v2 on a machine with FreeBSD and a machine with Linux. Follow the previous posts suggestions. I am back down to a single device and hope that I will get another soon.

I propose the Network Lawyer Protocol Error 666: Lawyer from Hell

1. I'm trying to hack a Galaxy with a Snapdragon S1 SoC. 2. No working laptop of my own. 3. Struggling with finding work. Besides that, no. The other option is to ask the Linux community how they managed to build JAVA for ARM.

Did you bootstrap using NFS? After setting that part up - sharing the Java bin, lib, and such - you should have had the output on local. Did you inform the mailing list of the exact error? <off topic> How does one know what the font size will be when using an ARM/Android device while posting...