Hello Forum,
I have installed FreeBSD 11 on a Raspi 2 Model B using the downloaded image, which worked fine. The installation is intended as training system to learn FreeBSD (again). Kernel sources and ports tree is loaded via SVN (which is new in FBSD for me). Installation of ports (using the old way with
What I have recognized is the fact, that there no SWAP space activated. So my question: does it make sence to to make it available (and how - the file system is alread grown)? The memory of the Raspi is not that extraordinary big that it can be skipped. Maybe I want to add some extra USB-Drive for user data later, but I don't think, SWAP can be put there.
Going on with playing/learning FBSD.
Ciao,
Photor
[*] lsof does not seem to work on ARM, right?
I have installed FreeBSD 11 on a Raspi 2 Model B using the downloaded image, which worked fine. The installation is intended as training system to learn FreeBSD (again). Kernel sources and ports tree is loaded via SVN (which is new in FBSD for me). Installation of ports (using the old way with
make install clean
) works for most things[*]. So I am happy.What I have recognized is the fact, that there no SWAP space activated. So my question: does it make sence to to make it available (and how - the file system is alread grown)? The memory of the Raspi is not that extraordinary big that it can be skipped. Maybe I want to add some extra USB-Drive for user data later, but I don't think, SWAP can be put there.
Going on with playing/learning FBSD.
Ciao,
Photor
[*] lsof does not seem to work on ARM, right?