Solved SSD Disk question

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I will buy a ssd disk (Kingston uv400) for my t400 lenovo, I would have to tune something when installing FreeBSD 11?
i would like to use ZFS filesystem
 
what is your question?
With Freebsd you can use AutoZFS install
Disable UFI bios use legacy
freebsd run very fast on this laptop. I use mate as my desktop and use slim as my windows login
 
Ependi Silalahi said:
what is your question?
With Freebsd you can use AutoZFS install
Disable UFI bios use legacy
freebsd run very fast on this laptop. I use mate as my desktop and use slim as my windows login
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if i had to tune something to take advantage of a ssd disk, or I do not have to worry about that
 
One thing I found with running FreeBSD on an SSD disk is that it boots up so fast that some process that require a network connection startup before the network configuration has finished starting up itself which affects other programs that need a network connection to get going. There are a lot of ways to handle this, but the easiest way is to use the rc.conf netwait to make sure network connectivity is up before continuing:

Code: 
#
# NETWAIT
#
netwait_enable="YES"            # Enable rc.d/netwait (or NO)
netwait_ip="x.x.x.x"       # IP addresses to be pinged by netwait.
netwait_timeout="60"            # Total number of seconds to perform pings.
netwait_if="em0"                # Interface name to watch link state on.
netwait_if_timeout="30"         # Total number of seconds to monitor link state.

replace netwait_ip value with some IP address that should be up and pingable when your local if is up.
 
Datapanic said:
One thing I found with running FreeBSD on an SSD disk is that it boots up so fast that some process that require a network connection startup before the network configuration has finished starting up itself which affects other programs that need a network connection to get going. There are a lot of ways to handle this, but the easiest way is to use the rc.conf netwait to make sure network connectivity is up before continuing:

Code: 
#
# NETWAIT
#
netwait_enable="YES"            # Enable rc.d/netwait (or NO)
netwait_ip="x.x.x.x"       # IP addresses to be pinged by netwait.
netwait_timeout="60"            # Total number of seconds to perform pings.
netwait_if="em0"                # Interface name to watch link state on.
netwait_if_timeout="30"         # Total number of seconds to monitor link state.

replace netwait_ip value with some IP address that should be up and pingable when your local if is up.
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Thanks for the tip,i'l try it
 
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