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Try attached patch. It updates pcmanfm to 0.5.2 version which corrects thumbnails generation (as far as I could see when testing). patch -p0 -d /usr/ports/x11-fm/pcmanfm < pcmanfm-0.5.2.patch

pcmanfm update should be pretty easy, stay tuned. :)

And I've missed mysql-gui-tools in the original post. Sadly it has hardcoded dependency on mysql50-client, you could try contacting maintainer to check why.

Sorry, but you are wrong :) At least in ports, mysqlXX-server wants mysqlXX-client and will not install otherwise, returning something like "cannot install: MySQL versions mismatch....". And if you are talking not about versions, mysqlXX-server depends on mysqlXX-client; client port may be...

Can you now install lang/php5 or www/mod_perl, at least? I must admit that I'm not familar with portupgrade (and ruby), so I step down here.

You are correct. http://www.freebsd.org/platforms/amd64.html lists CPUs, supported by amd64 port.

databases/mysql50-client is just a default mysql client port ATM. You could try installing phpmyadmin as: make WITH_MYSQL_VER=51 install clean and optionally add WITH_MYSQL_VER=51 to /etc/make.conf

Try running pkgdb -Ff, or, if it doesn't help, just remove /var/db/pkg/pkgdb.db, portupgrade will recreate it.

I understand your problem :) but only place where -eq and -le are used in /usr/ports/Mk/* is bsd.apache.mk, VERSION_CHECK!= line to be more specific. You could try try deinstalling/reinstalling apache and check if it helps.

Do you have apache installed and which version?

Well, postfix is installed in /usr/local, by default. If you are transferring your config files from some kind of linux distro, check your paths.

It will just load module then :) And I understand that my idea of using rc.conf for this isn't too correct, sorry. I'm always forgetting that rc.conf is used far more than once. :(

No one is forcing you to buy newer hardware, the release you are using just lacks features needed to run new NVidia driver. Wait for 7.3, or use -STABLE if you really need new driver. What do you mean by "outdated" here? And, please, start new thread if your answer/question is unrelated to...

Please file a PR then. send-pr or use http://www.freebsd.org/send-pr.html

Not a solution, really. Why can't you update your ports tree and use latest x11/nvidia-driver?

It's just my opinion :) I don't know what GPL "protects", but saying that you "give away your software for free" with BSD is just wrong, IMHO. I like Alt's post - you are free to use BSD licensed software as you wish, as long as you give credit to original authors.

Because he was suggesting to install something from source instead of fixing his python/something-else installation from ports. Questions is - did you (and OP) updated your python from 2.5 to 2.6 and followed *all* instructions in /usr/ports/UPDATING?

Damn FUD.

As rc.conf is shell script itself, you could check value of uname -i or kldstat -v | grep ipfw(if you have firewalls built in kernel) and use appropriate enable in there.

Try running: find ~/.mozilla/ -type f -exec fstat {} \; | grep -v USER (not sure if there is more elegant way :) ) to identify which process lock file(s) in ~/.mozilla