Thanks for correcting me SirDice, but glad we could agreed that Zircon is not a monolithic kernel either :)
If anyone would like to play with a micriokernel *NIX, I could suggest Minix or Redox. Only tried the former myself.
It's true that Fuchsia is not a microkernel, as Fuchsia is the whole Operating System. The kernel of Fuchsia is called Zircon, and is actually a microkernel, and is is derived from Little Kernel
I have problems with the Nvidia driver, when composite is enabled in the WM/DE. Not that it lags, but I got a lot of vertical lines when playing video. Try disable composite, and see if that helps.
I don't think the version of udf that Blu-rays uses (2.50) is supported by FreeBSD. Also Blu-rays uses a different directory and file structure then DVD's en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc
Sorry, what I meant was of course Application Theme. Strange, GTK/QT themes/icons should show up here. Try installing x11-themes/gnome-icons form ports, and see if anything shows up.
By default Enlightenment E17 uses its own icon format. To use icons from e.g. GNOME, you have to go to the Settings from the menu and choose Icon Theme in the Appearance menu. In here you can choose to use an icon theme from installed icon packs.
I have a similar problem with a ASUS M4A88TD-M EVO and a LiteOn Blu Ray drive under high load (more specific when using cdrom passthrough in Virtualbox). I have tried to change cable and port but still the same issue. When using cdrom passthrough in Virtualbox on a Openindiana/Illumos or Linux...
You can find a unmaintained port of wine 64 bit here http://people.freebsd.org/~ivoras/wine/
But do you need more than 4 Gb RAM? Why not just setup a 32 bit jail and install wine into that, and use the 32 bit WOW client? Here is how to do that http://wiki.freebsd.org/Wine
I think I was a little too fast, saying that passthrough now work. It's only partly working. When I try to rip DVD's with makemkv on a Linux guest, makemkv gives me some errors about wrong region code. That is very strange, because makemkv works perfect in a Linux guest on a Openindiana host.
I found the solution. I the BIOS, I changed my SATA controller from IDE to AHCI mode, and cdrom passthrough i VirtualBox started to work. The problem now, is that the version of VirtualBox in ports (4.0.14), has a tendency to crash when using passthrough. Therefore I installed VirtualBox-4.1.8...
Thank you je33, but as I said, I'm already checked the permissions for the device, on a FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE. Tried with a Linux Mint as guest yesterday, and the drive show up, though with problems. Seems that Windows XP and Windows 7 are more problematic than Linux as guest. The strange thing...
I can't make cdrom passthrough working in VirtualBox on amd64. When passthrough is disabled, the windows xp guest can read disk without problems, but when enabled, windows tells me that there is no disk inserted. vboxdrv and atapicam is loaded, added my user to the vboxusers group, and set the...
Yep, automoc is the problem, it starts some kind of deadlock. You can repeat by start make again, but it will probably stop again with a new deadlock. So if you are installing KDE4, it will take ages.
Btw, if you are using portmaster, you can use the -G flag instead of using BATCH=YES
I only got 3GB RAM on my ZFS NAS, and that works fine.
FreeNAS 8.x do have portsnap, but installing anything from ports or packages is not that easy, because FreeNAS is a "running image". That means that changes in e.g. /var will be forgotten at reboot. Also the space is very limited. The...
When trying to build KDE4, science/kalzium fails with:
DEPRECATED: Superseded by GCC 4.5, only kept for the sake of cad/salome
Removing DEPRECATED in the Makefile of gcc44 seems to work, but I don't think this is the right fix for this.
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