Why did you add the _0_RELEASE at the end of your src-all, ports-all and doc-all
tags?
FWIW this is what I use for 5.1 Release and never had any problems except I
occasionally change the mirror name if the connection seems bad with one in particular:
*default host=cvsup10.FreeBSD.org
*default
Rather odd. I ONLY use 3c90x NICS on all my machines (FBSD 5.x included) and they work
great.
What output do you get from running /usr/sbin/ifconfig at the command prompt?
You didn't specify whether you were running the GENERIC kernel but I assume this is
so. When you installed (assuming you
Oops. that should have read /sbin/ifconfig not /usr/sbin/ifconfig. Sorry any confusion
:)
On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 09:00:43 -0400
Val Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rather odd. I ONLY use 3c90x NICS on all my machines (FBSD 5.x included) and they
work great.
What output do you get from running
Uh, you're assuming everyone on the list use only one type of machine.
For instance, I'm writing this on a Linux box, but have 3 FBSD servers I administer,
as well as a small handful of Windows servers I'm responsible for. I also use windows
2000 and XP as well as FBSD and more than 2 distros
Hi,
I have a quick question and hope it isn't too
newb :)
Does FBSD support PMTU discovery on ethernet
interfaces and, if so, how is it enabled? I've
looked in the man pages for both ifconfig and xl
but could only seem to find reference to manually
setting MTU, not autodiscovery. I know how to
Not sure if this will actually help you but I recall thinking my sound wasn't working
after a recent KDE install. Turned out that it was simply installing the desktop
without explicit sound assignments for system events (so it merely seemed like sound
wasn't working, yet no pop up errors when
On June 16, 2003 04:35 pm, Valerie Andrewlevich wrote:
Free has another (IMHO more important) meaning as well: FreeBSD is free of
many of the licensing restrictions attached to commercial OSes. You're
essentially free to install it on as many boxes as you want; no draconian
product activation
