Hello
RITESHKAKKAR
Following through your requests on this forum, it is highly suggestive that you have a number of issues you need to understand before you successfully run FreeBSD. I shall list some of the points below:
1. You need to understand the Unix culture in general. This point will help you see why FreeBSD is set up a certain way that it is.
2. The reading culture. Unix in general does not have a culture of "download, double click and run", so if you have a Windows background you may need to take some time reading material that will assist you come to speed. In fact a number of people have already suggested you take a look at the
handbook. This will assist you in understanding what you need and where your problem points are.
3. Realize that the people answering your questions are volunteers and it is very helpful to have properly developed questions before you post. In fact, it is helpful to browse through the forum for similar questions before you post. This is helpful on the sort of response you are likely to get. Well, the concept of garbage in garbage out is so binding here.
To answer the latest question you posted, read the handbook on
using pkg . It answers precisely that question.
Hey, take your time and do it the right way. No one on this forum will walk you through an installation, but plenty will help you when you are stuck.
I guess the handbook is overwhelming.
