Dear guys,
First question: I'm trying the live CD on a mini PC (HP mini PC - model: 2133). It seems that the lines of the ttys console are more than those the physical screen can show. So when I type the commands, I don't see them and I need to press 4 times the enter key to scroll the lines and see tha commands i typed.
Please, a solution ?
Again: reading the FreeBSD manual, I've read that the live CD is a good choise to test the performance of the FreeBSD.
Personally, I've noticed that the kernel has a limited number of device drivers (keyboard and video in particular) that limit its use and don't give it the possibility to be immediately usefull in live mode on a vast range of architectures.
Because the live CD of the basic version could give big working results if its kernel supported a great number of device drivers, I pose the second question:
in which a way can I resolve this limit ?
Maybe I need to add every time the necessary device drivers and remake the kernel ? But this way is much expensive in time.
How can I do ? Tips are welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards.
First question: I'm trying the live CD on a mini PC (HP mini PC - model: 2133). It seems that the lines of the ttys console are more than those the physical screen can show. So when I type the commands, I don't see them and I need to press 4 times the enter key to scroll the lines and see tha commands i typed.
Please, a solution ?
Again: reading the FreeBSD manual, I've read that the live CD is a good choise to test the performance of the FreeBSD.
Personally, I've noticed that the kernel has a limited number of device drivers (keyboard and video in particular) that limit its use and don't give it the possibility to be immediately usefull in live mode on a vast range of architectures.
Because the live CD of the basic version could give big working results if its kernel supported a great number of device drivers, I pose the second question:
in which a way can I resolve this limit ?
Maybe I need to add every time the necessary device drivers and remake the kernel ? But this way is much expensive in time.
How can I do ? Tips are welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards.