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Try running rmdir /usr/jails/mroot/usr/share/info/dir and make installworld DESTDIR=/usr/jails/mroot again. /usr/jails/mroot/usr/share/info/dir should actually be regular file, not directory.

Other possibilities are (as dependency is on perl module): - perl upgrade wasn't fully done (perl-after-upgrade and friends); - rrdtool is installed using WITHOUT_PERL_MODULE (PERL_MODULE deselected in options).

Add the user to operator group, so he can use shutdown (with "-r").

Renaming will not help here, patch names don't actually matter if they have patch- at the beginning. Contents of patch files are more important (i.e. --- and +++ lines, which contain actual filenames). Still, OP obviously have portsnap(?) issue, as current version of editors/emacs is 23.2, not...

Use make -DDISABLE_MAKE_JOBS and paste at least some lines of compile output, not just errors from make.

Yeah, I meant "check that thread from this post", not "read only this post" :)

http://forums.freebsd.org/showpost.php?p=83850&postcount=6 looks related..

Use standard xorg.conf, generated with Xorg -configure, with option "TwinView" added to Device section (and, possibly, MetaModes). That's how it works for me. Check /usr/local/share/doc/NVIDIA....../README, as well.

You shouldn't, just thought it has something to do with fixed mountpoints problem you are having. Sorry for the noise.

One thing that comes to mind - did you select sysutils/hal's FIXED_MOUNTPOINTS option when building it?

hostmame?

You havestatus: no carrier on your em1 interface. Check cabling first.

http://wiki.freebsd.org/FreeBSD/arm

I just found it myself :) BTW, I'm wondering if this means that we can now use newer versions of skype with these compat libraries? Sorry for offtopic.

ports/145964

Use -DBATCH. Not sure how you would pass it with portupgrade, check its manpage.

Use 'zoom' option:mplayer -zoom .... or add zoom=yes to ~/.mplayer/config.

You seem to have the latest ports tree. Try contacting maintainer of misc/pecl-timezonedb (mnag@FreeBSD.org) and ask if he would update the port. Or you could update the port yourself and submit the PR with update.

Packages, probably.

There's also http://pub.allbsd.org/FreeBSD-snapshots/, containing snapshots built on daily basis. JFYI.