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Actually i had to make a symbolic links, explained in this manual: https://sudonull.com/post/160635-Very-accurate-time-server-stratum-1-on-Garmin-GPS Getting time from GPS (without PPS) 3.1 Configuring GPS and ntpd Windows administrators can install the ntpd port for Windows and follow the...

I Have a Garmin 18x LVC connected to serial port 2, I added the GPS to /etc/npd.conf and can read the time. But when I use the command cu I also get the GPS Coordinates: /dev # cu -l /dev/cuau1 -s 4800 Connected $GPGGA,210312,1234.4321,N,1234.4321,E,1,05,2.4,9.1,M,45.6,M,,*45...

I agree with, wiping drives are really easy, so I adjusted the script a bit for my needs. #!/bin/sh if [ -z "$1" ] then echo "Usage: $(basename $0) drive1 drive2 ..." exit fi if [ -n "$2" ] then echo "Only Erase one drive at a time!" exit fi SMARTCTL=$(whereis smartctl | awk...

VirtualBox says it is the fork of FreeBSD that is causing the problem https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=66150

I use samba_server (net/samba4/) and also domain option, iI changed some settings that iI saw with your settings, but it does not change the double files.

I still had some problems with loosing connection, it turns out that the Bridged network adapter from emulators/virtualbox-ose was causing this problem. I had problems that share where not accessible anymore, and even the error: 0x80070043 https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=66150

Turns out that the RocketRAID 2740 was faulty, iI returned the card.

I wanted to come back to this topic, and iI can say iI got it running fairly well! I dumped the idea to first copy ever[yth]ing within freebsd FreeBSD through an NFS server and then giving the right rights to the directory and files through Windows. First iI make the ZFS (partition) with: # zfs...

I got the same issue, but it does not seem to happen when I use robocopy under DOS in a Windows machine. Investigating this further.

In FreeBSD 9.3 did this: root@BSD05:/home/roland # sysctl net.inet.tcp.tso=0 net.inet.tcp.tso: 1 -> 0 And I have the same error, but my RDP session of Windows 7 keeps alive. It happens when doing a copy with cp over the network and RDP together in Virtualbox.

I have the same problem with HPT 2920 SGL and the HPT 2940. root@BSD05:/home/roland # zpool status pool: zraid state: ONLINE scan: scrub in progress since Mon Nov 17 22:30:08 2014 2.94T scanned out of 3.87T at 713M/s, 0h22m to go 20K repaired, 75.91% done config: NAME STATE READ...

With my new setup, the new harddisk drive in mij RAID 1 configuration, and the freshly joined windows machines with samba 4, i had a problem: sympton: Loosing connection with BSD05 (My Samba4 configuration). When i was copying under windows 7 i have gotten errors that the server lost...

I commented out save-entrophy But I'm still getting this error: Sep 20 21:25:43 BSD05 named[30070]: creating IPv4 interface lo0 failed; interface ignored Sep 20 21:25:43 BSD05 named[30070]: not listening on any interfaces Sep 20 21:25:43 BSD05 named[30070]: open: /etc/namedb/rndc.key: file not...

No problem, I think it is on topic. I don't know if this will help you, but I noticed with the whole new installation that there is an update of samba and i don't have to make the directory's /var/log/samba4. So maybe this version has a few fixes in it.

I think I got the root source of all these problems. My OS partition is running on a Mirror, one of the hard disks seem to have problems a lot of the time. Because it was a mirror setup the problems would be corrected by my controller. But finally the failing hard drive gave in: 2014/9/14...

I also found out, that chmod 0777 on the directory's is okay. When you delete the everybody user group from the directory's in your zfs pool, that only the one that are in the correct groups have access to that directory. Don't know if this is normal, but I can live with this. Moving on, and...

Little bit more history, when I was installing FreeBSD I had created the ZFS pool, I did something stupid. So I started to reinstall, imported the ZFS pool and worked on that. Then I have read some things about inherit in aclmode and set it up, then I used setfacl and I think I messed it up...

I am getting the same problem, some directories cannot be accessed within Appz. And I still don't see usernames/groups in Windows. With getfacl I get the right information. Does anyone have the same problem? Or are there some other pointers?

First of all thank you for clearing that up! I have done these settings on ZFS: root@BSD05:/home/roland # zfs set aclmode=passthrough zdata root@BSD05:/home/roland # zfs set aclinherit=passthrough zdata And did this again: # find /zdata/tmp -type d -exec setfacl -m...

No I did not, I use the FreeBSD server as domain controller, where my clients connect to, So this server is not joined with another domain, we are speaking about: vfs objects = zfsacl nfs4:acedup = merge nfs4:mode = special nfs4:chown = yes...