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  1. fabiokaminski

    net-snmp perl re-install issue

    I just got this same issue building Perl 5.14 from ports. And the error in my case, was that my motherboard had reset the date to four years ago, and since the Makefile files were created with this old date there is this check, which detected this file being older, and creates it all over again...
  2. fabiokaminski

    Belkin Wireless G (USB) and Broadcom bcmwl5_sys

    usb bcm4312 usb :( trying to get my former laptop alive with freebsd .. this bcm43 usb are helpless ... using 64 bit version of ndis driver, when module is loaded, kernel just freezes badly! anyone succeded with 64 bit version of this driver?
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    compiling in 3dnow, mmx, sse, sse2, sse3 support

    point for Bsd kernel .. for easily deploy in diferents arquitectures :) im hacking a little of it.. and im very impressed ... unlike linux , it has a concise architecture and i think it has less degradation.. anyway.. nice.
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    Multi Core Programming, Threads, Process, Apple's Grand Central Dispatch

    multicore eficiency is the modern gold rush of computer science :) im trying apple`s libdispatch on BSD ... lets see if this is really hot..
  5. fabiokaminski

    Can't mount NTFS USB stick

    i went to the same problem... note that i created the w95 lba partition on linux and created msdos fs with mkfs.vfat... got the same issues, with freebsd not recognizing the partition just (da0a) ... then looking into the kernel modules.. i've tried: kldload geom_mbr and everything...
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    compiling in 3dnow, mmx, sse, sse2, sse3 support

    no floating math? so all floating math of the kernel is software emulated... i hope it doesnt do it frequently... :s but if it uses floats intensely , why not use it?! ss2 is veeery old already.. why not use it?
  7. fabiokaminski

    Intel ironlake IGP in core i3/i5

    any workaround to this? any workaround to this? im using a vaio laptop.. so cant change anything... using vesa and suffering... but.. since this is a development "partition" it's enough.. humm.. i have a ubuntu , the same notebook ... i will checkout the driver used there and see...
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