On 03/28/10 19:36, Robin Axelsson wrote: > I just did an update to snv_134 and got a lot more problems than before. > Do you know how to properly run 'pkg fix' from an 'alternate' boot > environment? It complained even though I booted into maintenance mode. > It least I managed to manually fix the "gdm" bug that gave rise to those > cannot update /.ICEauthority errors, but there are a lot more errors > found by it.
I didn't think 'pkg fix' could be run from an alternate boot environment, but if it can be, then mounting up that environment and using -R would be the way to do it. Contacting the folks over on pkg-discuss is probably a better way to go. > I was also very disappointed to see that the ntfs-3g started crashing > the system again. I was so happy to have fixed it before this update. I > really hope recompiling it will fix this issue. File systems not built with the rest of the system are a scary thought, at least to me. When communicating with Windows, I use either PCFS or CIFS to do the job rather than attempting to use the NTFS reader. I used to use the NTFS driver, but it's just so fragile. -- James Carlson 42.703N 71.076W <[email protected]> _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
