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Du you have linux_load="YES" in your /boot/loader.conf. As ale hints you're probably loading the module after sysctl.conf is processed.

There have been library changes recently that affect dependencies of OpenOffice.org, if you install sysutils/bsdadminscripts (it has no dependencies), you can run pkg_libchk and show us the output. This might give a clue.

They are the official FreeBSD binaries. People have put effort into making sure they work with FreeBSD.

Did you install it with -f? Were there any missing dependencies?

Have you by any chance not read chapter 4 of the handbook? I would especially recommend you chapter 4.4.

There is a CONFLICT entry in the subclipse port. Though the ports really do not conflict. I will email the maintainer of subclipse, he/she should remove this oddity. BTW, nice to know that I'm not maintaining phpeclipse just for myself. The project has changed its distribution model so many...

Well, this covers most USB modules. If it's a missing module, it will probably be among those.

# kldload ehci # cd /boot/kernel # kldload u* Maybe this helps. You're probably just missing some required modules.

I think putty also offers the possibility to connect to a serial device and offers a lot of comfortable GUI features (such as profiles). Though I am not certain, because cu has always sufficed for my needs. I also use FreeBSD to configure embedded hardware and program microcontrollers (both at...

I use NTFS for shared data with fusefs. It's not an out of the box solution, but a working one. Especially with the fusefs_safe and fusefs_safe_evil hacks.

Standard feature of vBulletin.

If Xorg still fails you should show us the contents of your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file. So we can find out what your problem is.

No you don't. What prevents you from simply copying all the home directories at once?

I don't think such a vBulletin plugin exists. And structuring is normally done by making forums for different topics. You can limit your search results to howto.

There's been a mail on stable saying that this is due to the strong traffic because of the 7.1 release (mirrors have trouble synchronizing). It will get better again by itself and a new mirror will be available, soon.

You can change the server in the /etc/portsnap.conf file or use the -s parameter.

This thread is full of arrogant bullshit. Just had to be said.

For package upgrades portupgrade is still the best tool. portupgrade -Pa will upgrade all your packages and build those missing in the latest version from the ports tree. portupgrade -PPa will upgrade only when packages are available.

sysctl hw.ncpu This shows you how many CPUs are detected. This 50% thing only makes sense on a dual core machine.

Honestly, 320k is way beyond the human hearing in quality loss. And additionally encoding compressed data only leads to more quality loss. Enocding to Vorbis will only get you better quality (not at q5, in my opinion) if you do so from a source without lossy compression, such as .wav or .flac...