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Well, almost instantly :)

Any idea?

Hello guys. I have been searching for quite a while in google but I still havent been able to solve the problem with samba client. Basically Im running 1 server and 1 workstation: @server:~% uname -a...

ls without alias would produce the same output:

This module was compiled in the current kernel. Im still unsure why you suggested me to cd /boot/kernel, and do you mean I should load all module starting with u? (there are so many ones) Btw, my system is FreeBSD 6.4

I will install GENERIC once I get home. This is output of:

The config file is too long, this forum doesnt accept that long, so I need to break it down to another post

I realise my FreeBSD doesnt recognise any USB device anymore. Nothing related to usb shows up when I insert usb device: bluetooth dongle, usb stick... Does anyone have any idea? This is my current kernel config file:

Has nothing to do with Java, doesnt it? Im thinking to reinstall my workstation, upgrade her to 7.1 :)

Im a first time OOO user here. Do I need to install Java to use OOO? I can open OOO, but when opening any file, OOO always freezes. My system is FreeBSD 6.4, but I installed OOO for 6.3 version. This is the message I got from OOO:

Small world! One of the authors was my tutor when I was school :) Say hi to L.Stewart :)

Security through obscurity? You can also modify the source code, recompile then install.

The name has been slightly changed to:

Im just wondering, if the console marked as insecure, in case I forgot root password, how can I recover then? In /etc/ttys file: console none unknown off insecure

I like porteasy very much. Not much exaggeration to say it is a must have tool if the HDD space is precious. Btw, a CVS server is needed when running porteasy, Im just wondering what is happenning to CVS servers in US and Japan? I always struggle to connect to them :S

Hmm, you should have known how to solve this little problem, because you know the commands: /etc/rc.d/netif restart /etc/rc.d/routing restart Anyway, I would append this line to the /etc/crontab file: Or you can put those commands into a script, up to you, though

Is there any program for rotating log files, but also, normal users can have access to it? Otherwise, a custom shell script run by cron seems to be the only viable solution?

You can disable Windows firewall or there is an option in the firewall setting to enable ICMP responses

Sorry but it is not entirely true. Back in the day, i was a hardware (mostly networking gears) mania guy. I had been testing LAN connection between 2 PCs with: - Normal network cards (100Mb) - Usb network cards (100Mb) - Normal CAT-5 (not CAT-5e) cable - Normal, not gigabit switch. And...

What problem did you encounter, killasmurf86? I havent been touching networking gears for months, but I just set up a testing LAN for you, and it works without a hitch. So here is a brief summary what I have done: - Make sure the FreeBSD network interface is up and assign it IP and...