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Given your requirements, I think you'll find (as previously mentioned) FreeNAS to be a good starting point. For ease of administration, simple upgrades and gradual learning curve it's probably your best bet.

Hi, I actually have the same problem as jilingshu. The difference being I am coming from an upgrade, not a fresh install. My /var/log/messages states Jun 14 11:16:32 fbox gnome-keyring-daemon[88694]: dbus failure unregistering from session: Connection is closed Jun 14 11:16:32 fbox kernel...

I can no longer say ( : I too ended up wanting my Citrix client playing nicely with the latest Flash plugin. Currently I'm using FreeBSD 8-STABLE. To be able to use the latest Flash plugin plus Citrix on the same box I went with the classic net/citrix_ica, emulators/linux_base-f10 and...

I was thrilled to read about Robert Watson's Capsicum this morning. It would appear FreeBSD will be getting bigger and badder sandboxing capabilities. Having read a portion of Mr Watson's paper, it appears that Capsicum will fundamentally and drastically extend program separation and overall...

You'll have to re-encode with different settings: increase -fs limit_size, -b bitrate, etc.

First thing I would do is play with the gap_x and gap_y numbers in your conkyrc for positioning. There are different border parameters. Change them one at a time to see which one makes the difference.

When you say "end of my screen" do you mean the right edge or bottom edge? I had a similar problem with things moving left and right when the # of characters increased and decreased ("1%" being 2 chars and "100%" being 4 chars). What I ended up doing was keeping all numbers on the far right...

Oh, nevermind then... ( ;

@sk8harddiefast: It might be more useful to run conky in your .xinitrc and put the nvidia-settings command in your conkyrc.

I use conky to monitor temps, fan speed, disc and net usage. There are plenty of nicely prepared scripts available. A few people have shared theirs here on the forums.

You should be able to capture the mouse button code with xev(1) and simulate it by using xbindkeys(1).

Since I've switched from using portupgrade to using portmaster, I found one of the nice things is that it automatically flags each port as its upgraded. If the operation is stopped and you resume, it notifies you that it can skip the ports already marked as complete and go from there. Or...

That will be a nice addition to my script. Thanks for sharing.

Try running sysctl hw.snd.default_unit=1 There are many older posts with similar suggestions. Kindly search the forum.

See this. grep "^@pkgdep" /var/db/pkg/*/+CONTENTS | awk '{ if (NF != 2) { print $1 } }' | cut -d':' -f1 Then reinstall (and force if necessary).

If I wasn't playing that right now, I would definitely... make believe with you and live in harmony, harmony oh love!

The document states they can "search, detain, seize, retain, and share electronic devices, or information contained therein, with or without individualized suspicion, consistent with the guidelines and applicable laws set forth herein". If _your_ information is correct and can be confirmed it...

I believe I had a similar issue in VMware Fusion 2. I set the VMware network adapter to use a NAT'd connection. Try that first and see if you can get connectivity.

Unfortunately, this has been happening for a while. Here's a relatively recent article on it. There's a number of other articles out there, for going in and out of the states (different rules apply). Most of them are geared for laptop users and international travel. Google is your friend.

A thesis on those sex machines might be interesting.