Drew Broadley wrote:
Ekk, I have had massive issues just with my own personal computer with
swapping hard disk drives from an Intel <-> AMD machines and they have blue
screened on occasion.
Well yeah, thats windows. FreeBSD doesn't seam to want to know
the hardware *that well*. So I thought it would be ok.
I would highly advise at least recompiling the kernel,
I thought about that but what would it do? The kernel is compile
to the options epcified in it correct? How would that help? The
AMD cpu's are identified as i686 just like the p3's. I looked
for AMD flags and couldn't find any.
if not a full re-install of FreeBSD. May I suggest trying FreeBSD
5.0-RELEASE as there is a big improvement in SMP
Yeah I am aware of the BSDi based SMP improvements. I was kinda
holding out until the stable branch appeared. I know 5.0 is
pretty stable. I installed it at home but haven't played with it
much once I found out updating and other things I do were pretty
much the same. What about CVSUP though? How do you update the
code until the stable branch comes out? What if there is a
security issue. Like I said, I haven't messed with 5.0 very much
at all. I did try to see how CVSUP worked and it didn't for me.
My supfile was probably wrong though.
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