I am not able to dual-boot Windows with Beta 1. installed Windows first (Windows 2000) and then Beta 1, changed the size of the / partition, USF2 + Soft Updates, did not select use entire disk and ticked boot loader -- dual-booting with 1 Hard Drive. boot loader has only F1 FreeBSD and no Windows. - Casey
Hi I had issues connecting to a wireless Network with a space in the name. It didn't list the Network correctly Karl -- -- -------------------------------------------------- Karl Fischer |_|0|_| "Absence of evidence |_|_|0| is not evidence of absence" |0|0|0| Carl Sagan - http://fischer.org.za - --------------------------------------------------
Karl Fischer wrote: > Hi > I had issues connecting to a wireless Network with a space in the name. > > It didn't list the Network correctly > > Karl > Thanks for the heads up! I've just committed some fixes for this, it should work with SSIDs with spaces in the name, and display them properly in the NetworkTray tool as well. -- -- Kris Moore PC-BSD Software http://www.pcbsd.com
Clapper Zhu wrote: > I installed PC-BSD beta. I did select "kernel source" during the > installation, > but, I don't see anything in /use/src. > > I managed to get the latest kernel source (dated 8/28) and compiled, but it > won't boot. > > Please someone show me where to get the kernel source which will boot with > this PC-BSD beta. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Testing mailing list > Testing@... > http://lists.pcbsd.org/mailman/listinfo/testing > > > !DSPAM:1,48b8ad1619868154318659! Try this: kmenu -> system settings -> Add / Remove Software -> System Components -> Source Code -> Install Then choose "internet" for the source location, and it should pull it down.(Continue reading)
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Tom Dailey wrote: > I'm having trouble with the login - I've done 3 or 4 logins, and each time > it seems to take 3 attempts before I succeed with the password. I'll admit > that I'm a terrible typist but I don't think I'm that inconsistent. The > password is 4 alpha and 3 numeric . > > Also, I'm getting errors on qdevelop & some other qt4 ports. I'm > experimenting with the ports, I'll report back with the details.. > If it does let you in eventually, at least we know the password *is* working. However, you may want to try typing around in a konsole session for a bit. I have a wireless keyboard here which doesn't work right with FreeBSD, it tries to insert ^ <at> characters at random times, and messes up my typing as well :) As for qdevelop, let me know what errors you run into! -- -- Kris Moore PC-BSD Software http://www.pcbsd.com
Ken Ebling wrote: > Hi guys, > > Here's an issue I noticed: > > When the system reboots after installing, I get the login prompt (I un- > checked the auto login feature), and the username/password I created > during setup don't work. > > I did Ctrl-Alt-F1 to the console, and typed "root" at the login > prompt, and it dumped me right into a shell, without asking for the > root password I created during setup. > > "finger user" shows that my user account wasn't created. I set root's > password manually, and used adduser to add my personal account, and > then Alt-F9 back to the login screen and it lets me login now. > > Did the installer skip root password setting and user creation because > I un-checked that box? > > I've seen this happen with the Alpha and Beta1 releases, but I never > said anything about the alpha because I knew the beta was about to > release.. =) > > > Thanks, > > Ken Well, I've tested this here, and I can't seem to make it fail on my end. Are you able to easily duplicate it? Maybe there is some sort of special character being put into your password / username which is causing them to fail? If you like, privately send me the details about what user / pass you are using and I'll try to duplicate the error here and come up with a fix :) -- -- Kris Moore PC-BSD Software http://www.pcbsd.com
Clapper Zhu wrote:------------------------------------------------------------------------I installed PC-BSD beta. I did select "kernel source" during the
installation,
but, I don't see anything in /use/src.
I managed to get the latest kernel source (dated 8/28) and compiled, but it
won't boot.
Please someone show me where to get the kernel source which will boot with
this PC-BSD beta.
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Try this:
kmenu -> system settings -> Add / Remove Software -> System Components -> Source Code -> Install
Then choose "internet" for the source location, and it should pull it down.
BTW, which type of media did you use to initially install with? I'll need to find out why your source didn't get installed in the first place.
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C D wrote: > I am installed PC-BSD 7.0-Betta1 for testing... > During I configure PPPoE settings manager not gives me facility to SAVE configuration (SAVE button not active)... It's stay 'active' if you make IPv6 active... > > Regrds, > Thanks for the report! I found and fixed this bug just now, it should work fine from now on :) -- -- Kris Moore PC-BSD Software http://www.pcbsd.com
KC1DI wrote: > PC-BSD 7 Beta 1 installed well, but it is very sluggish and mouse is > very jumpy.. I've used SuSE 11.0 with KDE 4.1 on this same machine and > it works fine. so Something not Right with BSD's setup of KDE yet. > will keep testing see if I can norrow it down a bit further. > _______________________________________________ I've seen this at times as well. I'm not sure if its related to qdbus or something in the backend which is making KDE run into seemingly random slowdowns. You may want to report this here as well though: http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-freebsd/ They may already be aware of it, but maybe they can help us figure out whats going on. -- -- Kris Moore PC-BSD Software http://www.pcbsd.com
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