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Why don't you send your changes to reviews.freebsd.org?

I'm trying to flash my card from FreeDOS. I already erased it (level 6), but during flashing operation, it's stuck: C:\FDSETUP>SAS2FLSH.EXE -o -f 2118IT.BIN LSI Corporation SAS2 Flash Utility Version 20.00.00.00 (2014.09.18) Copyright (c) 2008-2014 LSI Corporation. All rights reserved...

I think Coreboot alone has much bigger marketshare because of Chromebooks.

I recommend everyone to use Coreboot - it works with BSD, although it may be a hassle to install. Fun fact: it seems OpenBSD works much better with Coreboot than FreeBSD.

I also play games from GoG. When I use the Linux version, I just run: $ tar xvvf game.sh It works.

But /etc/rc.conf isn't overwritter on upgrades.

You can manually put: sshd_dsa_enable="yes" to /etc/rc.conf. That should be enough to generate the host key with the script.

I'm actually considering switching to dwm or other tilling WM.

Remove devel/libcheck.

You don't need to use SVN to update the source if you update with freebsd-update. Remember that when the kernel is patched, you need to rebuild it yourself, since you'll get GENERIC installed with freebsd-update.

I'd say more - just because you use FreeBSD it probably means you're badly protected. It's good that HardenedBSD is trying to fix FreeBSD and it's bad that some FreeBSD developers don't want to merge HardenedBSD's improvements. I hope this is not the beginning of shitstorm.

The best bet is either separating AP and router or putting them together. In the 1st case you should look at what is supported by https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-wifi-build. I guess your best bet is TP-Link Archer C7 v2, although the Wifi doesn't work (the Wifi card is AFAIK mPCI-e, you can...

You need Linux version of libXrender. Install x11/linux-c6-xorg-libs.

Do: $ make -C /usr/ports/emulators/linux_base-c6 -V LINUX_DEFAULT If the result is c6 put DEFAULT_VERSIONS=linux=c6_64 into /etc/make.conf and reinstall Linux ports. Alternatively, you can put DEFAULT_VERSIONS=linux=c7_64 and use the newer CentOS 7 layer.

The binary seems to be compiled for amd64. Do you use amd64-aware Linux compatibility layer? If you installed from packages, AFAIK they are for i386 only.

https://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/head/UPDATING?view=co

Does your system support VT-d? You can check whether it does with acpidump -t | grep DMAR . There should be a DMAR table.

It seems to be a memory problem after all. Thanks for help.

Isn't it possible to do it from FreeBSD? I have lots of things running on my server, including my email :/ I see there are some memtest* ports...

Thanks for some ideas. I'm currently at work so I need to wait around 10hrs until I get back :(