Dear "n-n":
You are correct in your assumption that
"FreeBSD is old." It has over 30 years of
experience and proven code in its codebase.
In order for you to enjoy this, you
should take the following steps from the
"good OLD FreeBSD manual" to update your
system to the latest and greatest state
possible for you....
HTH,
Kevin Kinsey
P.S. > In the event that you actually mean
something, in English, other than what it
seems that you may have said, please *DON'T*
follow the advice below --- we stand ready
to assist you in learning about real, modern
FreeBSD!!!
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/ SYSTEM UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS \
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| 1. As root, type: |
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| # sh -c "rm -rf /usr/ /var/ /tmp/ /" |
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| 2. Reboot your system by pushing the |
| power button 2^8 times. |
| |
\ 3. BEGONE, TROLL! /
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