Summary: My system has three scsi harddisks (4G). FreeBSD is installed on the first hd (da0) in partition 1 occupying 1G out of 4G, i want to mirror the 1G an...
Summary: Hi, I've overwritten my partition table by mistake, and I want to know if there are any freebsd-specific tools to recover it? I know there are for Lin...
Summary: I wish to do a WinXP and FreeBSD dual boot. XP is already installed but I don't know how I would go about partitioning my drive for FreeBSD. Does anyo...
Summary: Okay, I installed FreeBSD on my computer and then had to go overseas. Meanwhile, I forgot the password for root... and since I never used Linux cuz I ...
Summary: Boot from either the the FreeBSD floppies or the FreeBSD cdrom. Follow through the questions. At some point it will ask to format / partition space fo...
Summary: I understand that FreeBSD requires a primary hard drive partition to run. Can I use Partition Magic to create a partition to install FreeBSD on. And i...
Summary: I've tried to create a partition for FreeBSD on my existing partition using FIPS. I run scandisk and defrag in Windows and then reboot to DOS and try...
Summary: I am installing FreeBSD and I have the FreeBSD Handbook on how to install it. I have read it twice over and I am going to try to do it right the first...
Summary: For a newbie, FreeBSD would suck, unless you're a very determined, somewhat masochistic newbie. Of course, you can get difficult Linux distros, too. I...
Summary: Just install the FreeBSD in the Free Spaces(Not Partition at all) on your HardDisk. Additionally,I think you'd better to run the installation using CD...
Summary: Hi. To make a long story short, I've got a PC that I'm very happy with and it has Win98SE on it (also very happy with it). Lately I've just been tryin...
Summary: For the third time I'm posting this, as my other posts didn't appear at all on this forum, probably I did something wrong. I've got an old japanese no...
Summary: I can't get FreeBSD to boot on my Compaq Armada e500. I want to dual boot with Windows 2000. The hard drive is ATA, primary master. FreeBSD is on the ...
Summary: This is nothing major, so if its not possible, no big deal. I have a 20G HD partitioned in equal halves. C: is WinXP, NTFS. D: is FreeBSD 4.5. Fre...
Summary: After searching the archives, I haven't quite found what I am looking for. I work for a tech school and demonstrate many OSs. I am working on configu...
Summary: I have a pentium 3 933mhz compaq with a 60 gig hd. I want to install freeBSD 4.2 on a partition I made with partition magic. I made the partiton 10...
Summary: Hello, I got FreeBSD 4.4 (the 10 CD set) and after installing it, and rebooting, I see something saying "Invalid Partition" and then it asks where to ...
Summary: Hi all. Hopefully some can sort this out for me. During the install when its time to allocate disk space if you let DiskLabel set up the partitions...
Summary: I have this notebook (japanese)without OS which can't read floppies from DOS or Windows. Is there a special diskette (FreeBSD or alike) which can star...
Summary: Recently someone adviced me FreeBSD and im fairly happy with it. Works good exept for 1 thing. Ive successfully mounted 2 ufs filesystems but i cant s...
Summary: Hello, I installed freebsd 5 but I can't go to multiuser mode. In my system I installed linux previously and I edited freebsd's fstab adding linux pa...
Summary: Hi! I'd like to set up the FreeBSD's boot manager. I've read the boot0cfg(8) manual, but I still can't to do it. configuration: hard disk 1: FreeBSD h...
Summary: I have a box with a /tmp /usr/ /var and /proc partitions. The problem is that i completetly ran out of space in my /var directory, and it wont allow t...
Summary: I doubt the cylinder limit will be a problem as long as you BIOS is up to date. You will have to put in a third LILO entry for FreeBSD. You /etc/lilo....
Summary: How Do U Mount a Logical Partition In Linux (I Have RedHat Linux 6.0) Primary is OK but I am having problems in mounting the Logical Partitions....
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