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Hi i installed the flashplayer plugins for opera on freebsd 8 amd64 and flash was working fine for about 3-4 months until all of a sudden flash movies are going WAY too fast. I have no idea what the problem is or how to fix it.

I have been using this build of freebsd for about 3 months and my mount has never given me any problems except one-even when i put enable user mount in /etc/rc.conf it still doesnt allow. Also, more to teh point, recently my usb device-da0s1-is missing-its just not there...what could have caused...

alright I am using a freebsd8 amd64 box and i followed all the instructions to properly load my audio driver and it is working, but it refuses to recognize my audio jacks even whe nI have speakers plugged in. What do i do? thank you

i think so

fixed it again---its linproc fs---the code is # mount -t linprocfs linprocfs /compat/linux/proc

its all properly installed and linprocfs is mounted but when i run opera and open up youtube to a video and it tries to run flash i get this: opera: Plug-in 5822 is not responding. It will be closed. opera: Define environment variable OPERA_KEEP_BLOCKED_PLUGIN to keep blocked plug-ins. :1...

hmmm...well that did not solve the problem apparently because on reboot same problem all over again

that worked! thank you!

i remember mounting it however I do not now how to check if it is mounted nor remember how i mounted it. Could you tell me how to check(or the syntax for mounting because if its already mounted that should return an error that its already mounted)

never mind I fixed it i forgot to add the exit interrupt: mov rbx,0 mov rax,1 int 0x80 now it works. Thank you!

I have already enabled the linux layer and it is not helping any but thank you for the response!

alright thx that solved that problem except now I'm compiling and running it and even with this program global _start section .stack section .text _start: mov rax,45h ;put 45h in eax push rax ;pass eax as parameter it compiles and links fine, but returns a segfault when I try...

alright I'm beginning to learn assembly-language and I have created a sample program that does some adding and I'm getting a problem while linking. Heres the program--- USE64 global _start section .stack section .text _start: sub RCX,RCX ;set sum to zero mov RAX,47h ;starting...

the only thing I have found in there is operapluginwrapper..core

alright I removed all traces of nspluginwrapper .so files and deinstalled nspluginwrapper yet opera still acts the same way

alright I cleaned and reinstalled and deinstalled and when i try 'whereis libjli.so' it stills says the same path even though that path no longer exists.

I did not run the clean command...why do we need to clean the compiled source once it is installed? what are the benefits? I'm sorry I'm still fairly new to freebsd. Anyway I'm cleaning it deinstalling and reinstalling jdk16 also I'll update when I'm finished with that.

1. alright I have been using freebsd 8 for about 2 months now and I am never going back to linux. After I installed freebsd, i installed opera from ports(/usr/ports/www/opera) and opera-linuxplugins(/usr/ports/www/opera-linuxplugins) and both seemed to work fine. When I open opera i go to...

im sorry but ive never used wpa_supplicant before could you help me get started?

hmm...alright ill try that---i think it should work fine with wpa_supplicant because i have almost the exact same setup as you(linksys wusb600n, amd64 phenom quad core processor) thank you so much and i am so thankful to see someone make good drivers for a device that is not well supported in...