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And what does -VSRC_BASE in the ports directory say?

find /usr/src/sys/ -type f|wc -l Should result in a number slightly below 7500. Does it?

You need a swap partition, so that the kernel can create a dump. From the dump you can create a backtrace with kgdb.

The ports sysutils/bsdadminscripts contains a script called pkg_libchk that can list all packages that require rebuilding. After a system upgrade you can install misc/compatXx (replace X with your previous major version) to keep things running. However you should reinstall the packages listed...

It might be that the CPU was not available when your motherboard was built and you require a new BIOS version.

Are you using a slow connection? It appears your TCP-buffer has filled up to the max with requests and cannot collect any more messages. You can increase the maximum buffer size: net.inet.tcp.recvbuf_max net.inet.tcp.sendbuf_max But this can really just help you over short traffic spikes. I...

Maybe the second core is deactivated in the BIOS. In FreeBSD 7.1 the default kernel is an SMP kernel, so you do not have to activate anything.

This is actually not a file system issue, but an issue with the ancient partitioning scheme. You can use gpt to create a modern partitioning scheme without this limitation. Efi used to be required for booting from it, but with 7.1 this requirement is supposed to be gone.

Not quite. Whatever file that has never existed on the CVS-System is in your source tree, will remain untouched.

Note that this is just what /dev/sndstat said. You were outputting sound through your HDMI port.

Yes. No, you don't have to delete it. It might even save some time or traffic to have it there. a. Yes. b. I have never seen that one. c. Yes. d. Yes. a. Yes. b. Yes. c. Yes, actually you can go from any version to any other version. d. Of course it works. You don't have to delete stuff. All...

I think I recall there have been compatibility breaking library changes between 7.0 and 7.1 that were necessary to address a security problem. That might have been the source of your problem.

To issue the su command you have to be a member of the group wheel.

You mean I have sunk a Chinese invading fleet? I do not recall doing that.

Well, it seems that it's already listed in 7-Stable. Maybe you should just csup RELENG_7 sources and give that a try: # cd /usr/src/sys/modules/drm # make # make install clean You probably need to reboot afterwards.

I've done that many times when running buildworld or portmaster.

You mean like, append another command while buildworld is already running? In the tcsh shell it works like this: You press CTRL-Z, this will stop the current process. Then you use the fg command to continue it and append something to it. E.g. 1 && shutdown -p +3

Yes, should work.

Actually in FreeBSD /bin/csh is a hardlink to /bin/tcsh. You can activate completion with the command autolist. To make this change permanent, add the command to the file ~/.cshrc.

You can also share printers over a network, which is what I do. Just add the IPs to /etc/hosts.lpd and other machines can use the printer with a very simple entry in their /etc/printcap:fachschaft|lexmark;r=600x600;q=photo;c=gray;p=a4;m=auto:\ :lp=:\ :rm=192.168.75.2:\...