Sten Daniel Sørsdal wrote:
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5.1-RELEASE tested, yielded the same result: Missing operating system.
The installation can boot on a new machine, but can not boot on the 486.
Seems like the source of the error is the capabilitiy of the mainboard.
I've given up. FreeBSD will
Some googling showed I'm not the first to notice this,
but if you ever need to explain how fork(2) works to
someone without a clue, tell them to watch this movie.
Some writers scrutinized the topic of copying yourself
and continuing to live in two bodies at the same time
long before this film,
Kevin Kinsey wrote:
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8MB RAM
That's likely the issue, although I don't remember if you've mentioned
exactly when it fails. The installer attempts to create a memory disk
that's a good bit larger than 8MB; IIRC, with current FreeBSD versions
you can't even install
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Kevin Kinsey wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
8MB RAM
That's likely the issue, although I don't remember if you've mentioned
exactly when it fails. The installer attempts to create a memory disk
that's a good bit larger than 8MB; IIRC, with current FreeBSD versions
On Sat, Jan 27, 2007 at 12:41:41AM +0300, Andrew Pantyukhin wrote:
Some writers scrutinized the topic of copying yourself
and continuing to live in two bodies at the same time
long before this film, but I think many will prefer
wasting 2 hours on one of IMDb top 250 movies (not that
great if
