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I used the command zdb -l /dev/ada0 zpool labelclear -f /dev/ada0 and it solved my problem command show me name of disk -> " zpool" MBR partition on the disk has been erased but it does not matter because it is a test drive. no workstation I have installed new debian/kde. And there isn't...

I not cleaned disk using dd. it's a last resort. Wblock you are developer, and you have the knowledge about file systems. And I think only you can help me. I'm in staff member on 2 forums, and I teach people about linux on one forum, and about freebsd on another forum. So belive me, no one...

delete directory of configuration kde isn't orking. There is still zroot in dolphin In 2002 I used gnome2, then xfce, and now I switch from xfce to kde.

I think both system. FreeBSD too. Because zroot is part of old FreeBSD install system and I couldn't erase this part under linux. This is testing disk (testing ground disk). When I delete FreeBSD, I would like to have a clean disk. I would like install FreeBSD on another disk (SSD), and this...

ANOKNUSA yes, I know this way and I can do this.... but this isn't correct way to solve my problem in 100 % I thinking some weeks howto solve this. dd and erase all disk isn't solve for me gdisk and zap function don't help (Wipe GPT and MBR don't help) I installed FreeBSD 10.3 with...

I installed FreeBSD. Next I deleted it and I installed linux debian with kde on the same disk. In delphin I see zroot and I couldn't delete it. I don't want have zroot name in linux in kde. In another environment isn''t zroot. It's only in kde. What can I do to erase name "zroot" from linux...

Installing the printer/scanner on FreeBSD has always been a complicated thing because need to set permissions for users for these devices. Today I write about the installation of the HP Deskjet F2480 (USB printer and scanner in one). An attempt made on FreeBSD 8.4-RC1 (so almost like a...

STABLE -> Probably because of the binary package, he can update to newer version ...

How to install grub2, which may be useful to run multiple systems described below. Of course, previously tested by me like everyone my faq. THE WORKS All I do the following as root. Install grub 2 first. I do it with packages pkg_add-r grub2 Prepares the directory structure cd...

slim slim-themes

but now it is sysinstall still in stable 8 ...

I up-to-date base system with a newer version of the cd freebsd stable. In sysinstall screen choose upgrade....

very good work Ver. ;D

easy menuentry "FreeBSD 8-STABLE " { insmod ufs2 set root=(hd0,3) chainloader +1 } change this set root=(hd0,3) and be okay.

This is a great forum for knowledge and the one you did not write. You have to look for a howto in google: " freebsd and apache" np . "freebsd and postfix/dovecot", "freebsd and bind" . there is is a lot of different manuals.

I ilnstall first windows 7 next debian linux and freebsd . Boot from debiangrub 1 for all 3 systems (debian install with grub-legacy=grub 1 ) You can install grub 1 from freebsd's ports and configure multiboot too

try menuentry "PC-BSD 8.2 Hubble" { set root=(hd1,1,a) chainloader +1 }

you have /proc mount http://freebsd.org/gnome

System upgrade 7.2 to 8.1 with freebsd-update. Next, download the source system, compile a new kernel with our options with the old configuration kernel file from the 7.2 freebsd-update -r 8.1-RELEASE upgrade...