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  1. Tack24

    recursive cp that preserves symbolic links

    This place is pretty dead. Why don't you try signing up for FreeBsd's new forums and asking there. If I knew the answer, I would help. http://forums.freebsd.org/
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    FreeBSD 7.1 released

    FreeBSD 7.1 released
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    Wireless card problem

    I'm using FreeBSD-7.0-release. I tried adding the 'zyd device' to my custom kernel, and when i went to: make buildkernel KERNCONF=Kernalname I got this error message: config: Error: device "zyd" is unknown config: 1 errors *** Error code 1 Stop in /usr/src. *** Error code 1 Stop in /usr/src.
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    how can I check FreeBSD system configuration status

    try this site for monitoring raid http://nico.schottelius.org/documentations/freebsd/freebsd-raid-monitoring
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    how can I check FreeBSD system configuration status

    I'm not sure if this is exactly what you are looking for, but you could use a program called top, do 'man top(1)' at the shell.
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    FreeBSD 7.0 released

    FreeBSD 7.0 released Enjoy.
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    Newbie to Unix and my head hurts trying to boot it

    when you want to see all of the directory in x11 just hit your scroll lock and then your up and down arrow keys
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    Newbie to Unix and my head hurts trying to boot it

    Try cd /usr/ports/x11/kde or alternatively you can cd to /usr/ports/x11 and type 'ls' at the shell to verify that kde is there if so then type cd /kde while you are in the x11 directory. for the first error message, i'm not really sure why it's doing that, you will have to resolve that first...
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    Newbie to Unix and my head hurts trying to boot it

    You will need a text editor too, as a person who is new to Unix, you may not want to use vi or vim right off the bat, they're very complicated for someone who is new, you can use an editor called 'pico' by typing sysinstall at the shell and then configure---->packages-->editors when using pico...
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    Newbie to Unix and my head hurts trying to boot it

    Redo, fixing errors If you didn't download your xorg and kde/gnome desktops during the installation process you will need to either type: cd /usr/ports/x11/xorg and type the following command 'make && make install clean' without the apostrophes, the same for either kde or gnome desktop...
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    Newbie to Unix and my head hurts trying to boot it

    word of advice" should be "word of caution", just so no one gets confused there
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    Newbie to Unix and my head hurts trying to boot it

    If you didn't download your xorg and kde/gnome desktops during the installation process you will need to either type: cd /usr/ports/x11/xorg and type the following command 'make && make install clean' without the apostrophes, the same for either kde or gnome desktop environments, type: cd...
  13. Tack24

    Setting up a wireless 802.11/g card using the NDISulator wrapper

    My card probably isn't supported? I'm using a Trendnet Tew-424ub v2 network card, and I'm running Freebsd 6.2-release. I hope that helps anyone who is reading my posts.
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    Setting up a wireless 802.11/g card using the NDISulator wrapper

    That last part i forgot to put the EX behind the last two messages. no match for InterlockCompareExchange no match for KeSetPriorityThread no match for KeGetCurrentThread no match for USBD_ParseConfigurationDescriptorEX no match for USBD_ParseConfigurationRequestEx
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    Setting up a wireless 802.11/g card using the NDISulator wrapper

    Need help in creating an ndis0 interface adaptor I've tried doing the proceding command(s) step (1) ndiscvt -i WINDRIVER.inf -s WINDRIVER.sys -o ndis_driver_data.h step (2) make && make install step (3) kldload ndis step (4) kldload if_ndis step(5) dmesg , but nothing was there but the lines of...
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    Directx 9.0c and borland c++ 5.5.1

    I guess you can get a free Visual C++ compiler from www.microsoft.com called Visual C++ express edition I will download that and use it strictly for game programming, and continue to use my borland C++ 5.5.1 compiler for application programming, until i figure out how to use it with directx
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    Directx 9.0c and borland c++ 5.5.1

    First of all, i realise most of you use Visual c++, but i can't afford that, so i use Borlands free c/c++ compiler instead, not much tutorials i found on how to use Directx with Borland c/c++ compiler and the ones that are out there are a bit confusing especially when you've been up a while. I'm...
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    pdf's to html in freebsd 6.0

    Just thought i would write in here that i found a program in the ports collection that will do basically what i want and that is to convert to sometype of easier format to read than pdf. I found a program called xpdf in the ports collection /usr/port/graphics/xpdf which will convert it to text.
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    pdf's to html in freebsd 6.0

    hello i have a question, i quick one, I'm wondering if their is a program in the ports collection that can turn pdf files into html thanks in advance.
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    Help in Accessing Arrays in HLA

    I think i got it, not sure i will paste it, someone feel free to comment an tell me if i done it right, if not tell me what i did wrong. thanks in Advance. program SampleArray; #include ("stdlib.hhf") static; Sample: int32[9] := [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]; begin SampleArray; mov(8,ebx); //moving...

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