Wait a little longer. It's probably sendmail trying to resolve the hostname and/or domain, but can't because there's 0 network connection. This time-out takes a while. You could try hitting CTRL-C and see if that nudges it along.because system just stops loading
sendmail_enable="NO"
sendmail_submit_enable="NO"
sendmail_outbound_enable="NO"
sendmail_msp_queue_enable="NO"
Just the control key? Or some control key combination? Login on the console or are you starting X automatically?but when I hit just ctrl I can login into system
So far it looks all normal. Can't really tell why it apparently stalls during boot.Also list of processes, maybe its all just one damn process?
holding left control key version 13.1 laptop dns m116kc, also i got some photosJust the control key? Or some control key combination? Login on the console or are you starting X automatically?
So far it looks all normal. Can't really tell why it apparently stalls during boot.
Also important, what version of FreeBSD did you install?
i didWhen you use USB tethering with an android phone then you need to add at leastifconfig_ue0="SYNCDHCP"to /etc/rc.conf and thenservice netif restart.
Outdated version mate, EoL since July 2023. Install 13.2-RELEASE or try the 14.0 release candidate.version 13.1
None of that tells the system to use ue0 with DHCP. Those commands simply load modules.i did
kldload if_urndis
kldload if_cdce
kldload if_ipheth
sry 13.2 versionOutdated version mate, EoL since July 2023. Install 13.2-RELEASE or try the 14.0 release candidate.
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my top issry 13.2 version
also: what should i do when i want to unplug my phone?
ok, i has reinstalled freebsd with no sendmail option and problem dissappeared, also, will i break my system if it turns off unexpectedly(when i unplug battery for example)?When you are done, just remove the entries from /etc/rc.conf again and thats it.
bruuuuuuh the problem appeared again mmmmmmmmmmmmok, i has reinstalled freebsd with no sendmail option and problem dissappeared, also, will i break my system if it turns off unexpectedly(when i unplug battery for example)?
there is no stucking process. hmmTry pressing Ctrl+T to see the process it's stuck on.