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I have a question. With this thread having at least 3 correct ways to boot FreeBSD, I'm wondering, what's the difference between all of them? I'm trying to boot FreeBSD too, and have tried the simpler-looking one mentioned above, which worked for me: menuentry "FreeBSD 8.0" { set...

Really? Wow, that's too bad... As I'm someone who is new to both Linux and BSD, I feel kind of strange, because I would have guessed that if the device worked on one OS, it would work on the others. I guess that means each version of Linux, BSD, etc each make their own drivers or support it...

Hi again~ I thought maybe since the modem works on Ubuntu 9.10, I decided to post the output of some commands I've heard from the earlier posts. I unplugged and replugged in my USB modem, and this was the end part of dmesg: [ 26.508037] hub 1-0:1.0: over-current change on port 7 [...

Thanks, I'll look into that for another time. Unfortunately I don't have any other PC at my house now.. (Thanks for the replies so far. I'll need to come back tomorrow or as soon as I can.)

Here's what I copied by hand (I don't know how to get other ways yet): kernel: module cdce already present! I just now removed the module again from my /boot/loader.conf, since it said it was already there. Here's part of logs/dmesg: kernel: ugen2.2: <Actiontec Electronics, Inc> at usbus2...

Hi! I think I'm having a similar problem. I cannot get my USB modem to work on FreeBSD. After reading this post and thinking maybe my BSDanywhere LiveCD might give me a clue (since my modem works fine with that), I booted it up and noticed it looks like it uses cdce0. So, I looked at the man...

Hi~ I'm new and trying to install my first BSD: FreeBSD 8.0. I get a "Disk slice warning" saying chunk 'ad1s4 [49170302..117225359] does not start on a track boundary Pressing Enter on "OK" (the only button) goes back to selecting the disk and everything just keeps going in one big loop...