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This command showed me that my NIC has 0x09 revision. I guess that FreeBSD's re driver isn't supporting this revision.

@SirDice, yes, I added it to /etc/rc.conf as exactly as you given, no effects, system cannot get an IP address from DHCP server. Manual IP setting and ping to router doesn't give any effects - no answer from router, but if I ping router from Linux, it's answering.

Welcome. I had new FreeBSD 10.0-RELEASE installed on my new PC, just for testing. This PC have ASUS P8H61-MX R2.0 motherboard, which contains integrated NIC Realtek RTL8111e. I theoretically configured it on the FreeBSD install process. But, it can't send any packets. This NIC is shown if I...

I wrote in my post. Just install using package install.

It's good that GNOME3 was ported to FreeBSD. But, I don't like GNOME3 (I've used GNOME2 many years and I'm currently on Xfce3 and 4) because it's not comfortable on desktop PC. It will be better looking and more usable on tablet PCs.

If you want to automatically start X after FreeBSD boot add this line to your /etc/rc.conf: kdm_enable="YES" Secondly, reinstall your system to be WITHOUT X.org and KDE after instalation. And do this as root after installation. pkg_add -rv xorg && pkg_add -rv kde4 And, add KDM to your...

Upgrading to 9.0-RELEASE before official announcement wasn't a good idea... https://plus.google.com/100551578232494467546/posts/KDXcZfHYxUV

Read first post again. He wanted to cross-compile Linux kernel under FreeBSD.

Congrulations. I wish you the best years with your wife (If she's nice character, if not, you'll get years of hell)

The terminal font is "Clean".

Probably you haven't a /boot/initrd.img. Login as root on original kernel of your Linux system and generate it (probably by mkinitrd or mkinitramfs)

Oh, sorry, probably I screwed up it when I pasting the image. Here's full-size screenshot

"The Pianist"

I'm using fvwm2 and FreeBSD 8.2. Just minimalistic desktop: no disturbing elements, only wallpaper and gkrellm.

@up: So, I forgot set it in BIOS - I restored fail-safe settings but it disabled my sound card. So, I'm retrying snd_driver... it's detected as: pcm0: <VIA VT8237> (play/rec) default) Btw, I can't edit my posts so one of the forum moderators can check this topic as "[Solved]"?

I removed OSS, so, I did the simple trick in bash (in FreeBSD /bin/sh doesn't work) [root@evilus /boot/kernel]# for i in snd*.ko;do kldload $i;done [root@evilus /boot/kernel]# cat /dev/sndstat FreeBSD Audio Driver (newpcm: 32bit 2009061500/i386) Installed devices: [root@evilus /boot/kernel]#...

Doesn't works or script is pretty screwed up and doesn't work with FreeBSD 8.2 (it can't output if my sound card is detected or it isn't): [root@evilus /usr/home/jaro]# sh ./snddetect Please wait... [root@evilus /usr/home/jaro]#

@killasmurf86: This driver doesn't work. Still can't detect my sound card. Btw, I forgot to share some logs if it will you help me: dmesg: Copyright (c) 1992-2011 The FreeBSD Project. Copyright (c) 1979, 1980, 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 The Regents of the University of...

First, hello. I'm so new to FreeBSD. I have trouble to use the sound card (its name is in the name of the topic) with FreeBSD. On my first computer, I have a C-Media USB sound card and I used the snd_uaudio driver - it works. On my second computer it doesn't work - snd_driver can't detect my...