spoom said:Perhaps my system is too advanced for FreeBSD 9.0 - I always had modest systems and things went fairly well, but now I have a really fine system that's OC'd to 47ghz with 16gb of ...
Before doing anything else, set your clock speed back to normal (really, there's no need to overclock a
If you are attempting to compile stuff (heaven forbid, world) you may introduce all sorts of weird and wonderful breakage (due to mis-compilation) if your overclock isn't 100% stable and reliable.
If you have compiled/installed stuff on an OC'd box that isn't 100%, you'll want to reinstall fresh from known-good source media at stock clockspeed.
If you've overclocked your machine, all bets are off. At least I would suggest: set clockspeed to standard, install base, install/compile apps THEN overclock once you have your box set up to a known good baseline.