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    Help:ROOT MOUNT ERROR!

    I did not say that he should throw away 100MB! I said that he should try to copy one disk to another to see if it is the drive that cause problems.
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    Help:ROOT MOUNT ERROR!

    If you have 2 drives that are the same size or the second is higher than the first one, backup the second one (the one that is not the boot device). Boot on CDROM, then execute this command: dd if='boot drive' of='2nd drive' bs='100m or the higher you can put'. After that you can boot on...
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    Help:ROOT MOUNT ERROR!

    /bin/sh[/FILE]. Just hit enter. Then run fsck -t ufs -yf `your root partition`. If fsck(8) fails then I cannot help you. If it works the next step is to mount your drive manually with this command: mount -t ufs /dev/`your root partition` /mnt. Normally at this point it should work, if not...
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    Install VMware on FreeBSD

    Try to downgrade dbus with portdowngrade or load atapicam.ko and use a CD-ROM to install virtual machines instead of ISO files.
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    Apache cannot load modules

    For me mod_ssl.so is found at /usr/local/libexec/apache22. Try to see if it's there.
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    RAID striping with FreeBSD already installed

    I keep some backups with dd command on an external hard drive so I don't need RAID1
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    RAID striping with FreeBSD already installed

    I'm gonna google that :)
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    RAID striping with FreeBSD already installed

    Thanks everyone I m gonna try with zpool I've also looked at the gvinum volume manager
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    RAID striping with FreeBSD already installed

    I have two hard drives, one blank and another with FreeBSD installed on it, and I'd like to know if I could do a RAID striping without reinstalling all the system.
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    RAID striping with FreeBSD already installed

    I'd like to know if there is a way to install a RAID striping with FreeBSD already installed on the system.
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    hp invalid device URI

    I've try this as URI http://192.168.2.10 and some others but it still doesn't work I change fiew things in cups/cupsd.conf maybe I did something wrong here is the file LogLevel warn SystemGroup wheel Listen localhost:631 Listen /var/run/cups.sock Browsing On BrowseOrder allow,deny BrowseAllow...
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    hp invalid device URI

    If I'm doing this I can't see my printer in the HP device manager here is the ouput of hp-probe -bnet $ hp-probe -bnet HP Linux Imaging and...
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    hp invalid device URI

    Hi, I'm running a FreeBSD 9.0 on amd64 and I cannot connect my printer I'm getting the error 5004 (invalid device URI) Here is my cups/printers.conf # Printer configuration file for CUPS v1.5.2 # Written by cupsd on 2012-09-26 15:29 # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE WHEN CUPSD IS RUNNING...
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    shared library gps.20

    I reinstall everything and now it's working perfect thank's for your help
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    Black screen with nvidia graphic card

    Sorry for double post I forgot you need to install x11/nvidia-xconfig and then run it. It will generate an xorg.conf file in /etc/X11/ for you and I hope that works.
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    Black screen with nvidia graphic card

    Check if you got linux.ko on your system and add this to your /etc/rc.conf file: linux_enable="YES"
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    shared library gps.20

    I had already triy and I try again but It still doesn't want to go (I also install gpsdrive) May be I did something wrong in a configuration file ?
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    shared library gps.20

    I got FreeBSD-RELEASE-9.0 on amd64
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    shared library gps.20

    When I tried to install x11/kde4-workspace I get this: ...... ===> kde4-workspace-4.8.4 depends on shared library: gps.20 -not found ===> Verifying install for gps.20 in /usr/ports/astro/gpsd ===> Returning to build of kde4-workspace-4.8.4 Error: shared library gps.20 does not exist...
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