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Tag Archives: FreeBSD
FreeBSD and Fedora 12
just want to get this started as I hope it will motivate me to finish it, since I have done a LOT of things on my computer since my last post, and obviously I have posted none of it.
So, I [...]
Posted in BSD, Chrome OS, Linux, Operating Systems, This Blog, Virtual Machine, Windows Operating Systems
Tagged 802.11n, ACPI, Adobe, Bios, Chrome, CPU, disk IO, Fedora, Fedora 12, Firefox, Flash, FreeBSD, Google, HDD, Java, Microsoft, Motherboard, Mozilla, PCI wireless adapter, SATA 3GB/s, SATA 6GB/s, Sun, system critical temperature, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, Virtual Machines, VirtualBox, VM, Windows Operating Systems, wireless NIC
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FreeBSD the next step – update 2
this may get a bit repetitive with me re-listing everything, so instead I am just going to link to the first post that has the list of things to do… note I have added a couple of things at the [...]
Posted in Android, BSD, Linux, Mac OS, Mobile Devices, Operating Systems, Technology, Virtual Machine, Windows Operating Systems
Tagged Adobe, Android, connectbot, Debian, Fedora, Firefox, Flash, FreeBSD, FTP, Gnome, Google, GPT, Java, KDE, Linux, Mac OS, MBR, openSUSE, Picasa, pkgdb, pkg_add, RPM, rsync, SSH, Sun, symbolic links, Ubuntu, VirtualBox, VMWare, Windows Operating Systems, Yakuake
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FreeBSD and Portupgrade
wow, so many issues, you’d not believe how many draft blog posts I have going while I try to resolve everything… In fact I have so many I can’t even tell which ones are related right now.
So, Today’s newest issue [...]
Posted in BSD, This Blog
Tagged blog posts, boost, config-recursive, FreeBSD, gcc, joelperryproductions.com, make, ports, portupgrade, python, system backups
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FreeBSD and Linux compatibility installation
this should be nice and short (or not, following most of this from Liok’s blog mentioned on my Firefox 3.6 install post), the first 2 steps might be unnecessary as the install itself may do them, but I did them in [...]
Posted in BSD, Linux
Tagged Fedora, Fedora core, FreeBSD, kldload, Linux, Linux compatibility, Linux emulation, linux_base-f10, make, rc.conf, vi
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