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I meant Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 - I forgot how bad Intel is at naming things in sane way :) I would say its little faster - but only if you have a router that have dedicated 3 or 4 antennas to 'do' the 2.4GHz range (there are not many). This way with 802.11n and 3x3 MIMO you would...

... and AMIGA could run its Workbench desktop on a 7 MHz CPU with 0.5 MB of RAM.

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Two of my other projects https://github.com/vermaden/jmore and https://github.com/vermaden/automount does not have man pages :p

Thank you - that would be a really great starting point. I will add you - Alfredo Llaquet as man page author - which email of yours should I add there?

From the FreeBSD Base System this is similar ... % geom -t | grep -v DEV Geom Class Provider nda0 DISK nda0 nda0 PART nda0p1 nda0p1 LABEL gpt/efiboot0 nda0 PART nda0p2 nda0p2 LABEL...

I will try to add at least some basic man page in the next release then ... seems to be very wanted.

Seems its not that simple :)

Yes - possible. I would start with these settings in /boot/loader.conf file (assuming you have 1080p screen). screen.font="6x12" kern.vt.fb.default.mode="1920x1080" efi_max_resolution="1920x1080" vbe_max_resolution="1920x1080" Then also change colors the way you like in...

To be honest - that is what happened with beadm(8) tool - I focused on the tool and the beadm(8) man page was initially written by Bryan Drewery (bdrewery) - later I added some things to it. I can do the 'zathura' way also ... I am just not sure it will bring any more value with only additional...

Have you seen Linux lsblk(8) options? There are many. See for yourself: https://linux.die.net/man/8/lsblk THAT amount of options justifies a man page. Do you know beadm(8)? It also has a lot of options ... and has a man page. % beadm usage: beadm activate <beName> beadm create [-e...

I wrote lsblk(8) as I liked that tool on Linux and FreeBSD did not had it - importing it into the FreeBSD Base System - as much as I would love to see that - is beyond my reach. While lsblk(8) does not have a man page it does have a very large --help message. % lsblk --help usage: BASIC...

I can confirm that these two connect w/o any issues: - Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6205 (2 antennas) - Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6300 (3 antennas) EDIT: Thanks for correction. I meant Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 of course.

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Have a smooth road on your UNIX learning journey there mate :)

I will try to add an update to the article with your questions and T-Aoki replies :) I use Poudriere almost daily and I like it - its just not needed when You want to build single port with make(1) command :)

Which ports do You currently maintain?

If you know a project that is valuable (or created one) and you know its not int the FreeBSD Ports then you add it. How would Poudriere automatically make a port for You?

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