freebsd 12.0

All, I would like to buy a cheap, compatible, video card that is able to output 1920x1080 through an hdmi cable. Is there such a thing? I would appreciate your suggestions for 2019. I have read endless posts about how to get this card or that card to work, but is there a card that will just...

Hi, I'm Janith Udayanga and new to the forum. When I tried to install FreeBSD I got an error before continuing to the partitioning step, saying disks not found. I tried to install this on a server which has a LSI SAS 9200 disk controller card. Also I'm getting this kind of a diagnostic message...

Hello FreeBSD Users, I have installed FreeBSD on my old Apple MacBook Pro(2015). Before installing FreeBSD I have tried the Debian based Linux on my old Apple MacBook pro. Everything is working fine with Debian os. But I wanted to move it to BSD OS really badly. Now I have a problem to make...

Hi All, We have a nice guy making videos to introduce FreeBSD on YouTube, final result after watching his channel has been the wish of trying 12.0 apparently more user friendly than the previous ones. Got DVD but boot process aborts whitout any warning after some lines; I am in UEFI environment...

In the past there were some interesting discussions about swap with ZFS, and its performance when a machine actually runs out of memory. These include: 2012 thread 2016 thread 2015 bug report Many people, perhaps most, setup swap when they setup ZFS. But have any of you actually put it to the...

I'm trying to debug an issue with eMMC controller and would like to exclude the module (sdhci_acpi) from kernel and be able to load it myself when I make changes to the driver source. However, even after I commented these lines from the conf file, the module still shows up as a part of the...

Hi! I have RPI 3 and FreeBSD 12 installed on it. Unfortunatelly, there is no any dts file on kernel tree and I cannot define one-wire GPIO pin. Is it possible to define one-wire pi without recompilling kernel and dts\dtb files?

Hi, I understand, that I can create my own image, but it would be more convenient to get them ready-to-run. I own a set of "Raspberry Pi 2 Model B V1.1" (board version) and found working read-to-run images for FreeBSD-11.0 in the "snapshots" and in the "releases" directories. But nothing for...