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Is it possible to install XP (32 bits), FreeBSD and Linux using GPT? The problem that I see it XP 32 bits will not work with GPT but maybe it could be tricked do boot using grub? In OSX it is possible to do that, via bootcamp which kind of allow mixed MBR/GPT partitions, but I don't know for...

What have you done to compile it with DTrace support?

It's true that are fewer girls but still they are. That's every geek's dream: a girl that knows FreeBSD/Linux or programming/hacking. I knew a girl very good at Starcraft that would beat three players at once in a multiplayer game. I would never play a game with her. I knew other girl (a small...

http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2012/06/microsoft-windows8-secure-boot/ I hope we still will be able to get hardware without boot protection, in the future. What Microsoft want to do is not called evolution.

I've read /usr/local/share/DTraceToolkit/JavaScript/Readme and for me to be able to use DTrace for JavaScript I must compile Firefox with DTrace support. Is that possible?

Yes, for example I've used the following text: "(Laptop installation)" and he modified to "(laptop installation)" which even is a simple detail it make sense.

@graudeejs: For example go to: http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=32598 and see your post. If you are logged in you should be able to click on: Last edited by DutchDaemon. I see plain text on others posts, but for my posts I can click on that and then I have a compare button.

Nice, I did not know that. Thank you!

All of us here noticed DutchDaemon's hard work on our every post. It would be useful for us to be able to see our original post (that was not yet corrected by DutchDaemon) and the curent post to compare them and try to learn from that. If we (non English speakers) would have that it would...

http://slashdot.org/index2.pl?fhfilter=samba4 I wonder when it will be in FreeBSD's Ports. Or if I update my ports tree I can find it in: /usr/ports/net/samba4-devel? Anyway, I'm waiting for the release.

Nice car for a first car! I wish every FreeBSD user to get a car like that, at least like that. Good thing that reality there is not as we perceive it from mass media ;). I'm talking about Greece ;) Me also teasing you ;)

I've enabled support for DTrace by adding -DENABLE_DTRACE=1 to CMAKE_ARGS+ section of the Makefile for the mysql55-server port but when I compile I got the following error: 1 error *** Error code 2 ../../mysys/libmysys.a(mf_keycache.c.o): In function `key_cache_read'...

@Crivens I hope you're wrong, but then (sadly) this is the direction we are going. Reading the daily news and seeing what laws are approved I think the direction is toward a global communism controlled by corporations. Hope I'm wrong too.

http://linux.slashdot.org/story/12/06/06/1232243/red-hat-clarifies-doubts-over-uefi-secure-boot-solution "For users performing local customization, they will have the ability to self-register their own trusted keys on their own systems at no cost." Anyway it would be impossible for them to...

To be accurate, from my measurements resulted that PCEngines uses 4W of power (without hard drive but if you use a laptop hard drive just add 1W more) and my atom board (an ASrock 1.6 dual core atom, 330D) uses a lot of power: 35W, without hard drive). What CPU uses that soekris? Is it Geode...

But the encrypted partition is on second pool (called local). And zfs snapshot -r sys/ROOT/beName@snapshotName is for sys pool. So I get: Error, cannot create snapshot I could use another approach to just use a single pool (sys and create a vdev on that pool and encrypt it. Could that be ok or...

Can I use beadm to also snapshot encrypted partition (laptop example). Or if I do not have an encrypted partition but a second pool, can I manage that too from beadm?

Just build and install kernel and world without clang and see if then libreoffice will compile.

Remove those two line from /etc/make.conf then recompile and reinstall kernel and world and then try to compile libreoffice.

I had the same problem. I've just recompiled the kernel and world without clang support and then I was able to compile LibreOffice. Just remove from /etc/make.conf: CC?=clang CXX?=clang++ Then rebuild your kernel and world and you should be able to compile LibreOffice.