Hi,
Well, I just installed FreeBSD 10 Release yesterday, and it seems a bit strange when using it as my desktop. Firstly, I installed Firefox from ports, and it works well sometimes but it also refuses to start and complain sometimes:
Then I restart my box, after that Firefox works normally without any complaint. However, sometimes it might complain as stated before.
And what's more, my box will hang and stop to response to keyboard and mouse randomly when tring to start some apps like Chromium or Firefox, be in console mode or X mode. I read /var/log/messages and find nothing special seemingly except some sshd and devd related messages:
Something like that, and I cannot figure it out. 
Well, my box has 4G RAM, one 500G disk, runs FreeBSD 10 amd64 with zfsroot which is installed via bsdinstall. I suspect it might be ZFS that contributes to this issue (previously my box runs FreeBSD 9.2 i386 + UFS pretty well), not for sure though.
P.S.: Here is my dmesg of box: http://tny.cz/de6dd278
Well, I just installed FreeBSD 10 Release yesterday, and it seems a bit strange when using it as my desktop. Firstly, I installed Firefox from ports, and it works well sometimes but it also refuses to start and complain sometimes:
Code:
XPCOMGlueLoad error for file /usr/local/lib/firefox/libxul.so:
Shared object "libevent-2.0.so.6" not found, required by "libxul.so"
Couldn't load XPCOM.And what's more, my box will hang and stop to response to keyboard and mouse randomly when tring to start some apps like Chromium or Firefox, be in console mode or X mode. I read /var/log/messages and find nothing special seemingly except some sshd and devd related messages:
Code:
Jan 30 14:52:07 darkgeek sshd[41842]: fatal: Write failed: Broken pipe [preauth]
Jan 30 17:13:29 darkgeek sshd[79964]: fatal: Read from socket failed: Connection
reset by peer [preauth]
Jan 30 17:13:29 darkgeek sshd[79962]: fatal: Read from socket failed: Connection
reset by peer [preauth]
Jan 30 22:42:15 darkgeek devd: check_clients: dropping disconnected clientWell, my box has 4G RAM, one 500G disk, runs FreeBSD 10 amd64 with zfsroot which is installed via bsdinstall. I suspect it might be ZFS that contributes to this issue (previously my box runs FreeBSD 9.2 i386 + UFS pretty well), not for sure though.
P.S.: Here is my dmesg of box: http://tny.cz/de6dd278
