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Well I'm using zsh, but the dialog script is in sh. Probably something I need to look into regarding zsh then

I'm not sure if this is a bug in my system since my freebsd box died on me and now I'm using a VM.. but it seems that --keep-window doesn't actually keep the window. The screen clears instead. Can anyone verify that this is so on a bare metal box? This is the code that I'm using: dialog...

Today I experimented with adding a few configure options like stream555 and realplayer support. It now works fine. There is no video by the way, it's a radio station.

When I try to run: mplayer -cache 512 -playlist http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/listen/live/r3.asx It gets stuck in a continuous connecting loop. If I fetch the file manually and play it, it works. Anyone else got this problem, or know of a solution?

Ok, thanks.

Great, thanks.

Also, I don't seem to have a src/etc/mtree/README that +MTREE_DIRS comments on.

Hi, I'd like to port my Soma app from slackware to freebsd. I've a look at the make up of some packages and have a few questions regarding the +FILES. If there is a resource on the web that I can read it would be good. Didn't really find much info. Actually it's mostly the +CONTENTS...

Sorry I was correct the first time, it is ad0.

This should have said /dev/ada.

Just a note about what I did from that howto: # grub-install --modules=part_gpt /dev/ad0 edit /usr/local/etc/grub.d/40_custom # grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg grub-mkconfig will pick up FreeBSD automatically. /usr/local/etc/grub.d/40_custom will contain the extra OS's and FreeBSD boot...

Ok I think I've got it working. First I tried installing grub2 from slackware but that failed miserably. So then I tried from inside FreeBSD using this guide: http://www.isysop.com/installing-grub-on-freebsd-with-gpt-partitions/ Now the patches mentioned there are already active in the grub2...

I take it (re)installing lilo after installing FreeBSD would work, or not?

It's set in rc.conf now but still being ignored except when I ssh into the box using urxvt it works fine. Just not on the primary console, but I can live with that.

Hi, whether I use kbdmap or sysinstall to change keymap is seems to be being ignore and nothing gets written to /etc/rc.font So I created an rc.font and added settings manually but they are still being ignore. Any ideas? FreeBSD 8.0