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• Mounting ISOs under FreeBSD 5.x
  ...ever, vnconfig is no longer used in FreeBSD 5.x. To mount an image under a FreeBSD 5.x system, you'll need to use [[mdconfig]], like this:
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• RAMdisks, creating under FreeBSD 5.x
  ...more. And most of the readily google-able documentation on the web covers FreeBSD 4.x's [[vnconfig]] instead, which is useless if you're running a 5.x system Under FreeBSD 6.x (and possibly under 5.x as well), the first three lines of the start se
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• Installing FreeBSD - Standard Installation
  '''Installing FreeBSD (article originally based on i386 [[:Category : Architecture-Specific | arc ...able, and you have 64MB of RAM installed. While you can certainly install FreeBSD without a CD and on a considerably lesser machine than the one described, i
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• Sparc - Installing FreeBSD
  ...FreeBSD on the Sparc architechture is nearly identical to the [[Installing FreeBSD | x86 architecture installation]], although booting from media differs some ...From here on in, the install should be nearly identical to an [[Installing FreeBSD | x86 install]].
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• FreeBSD is Free
  FreeBSD is free—free like speech and free like beer. *'''FreeBSD''' does not cost money. It may be redistributed however one sees fit. More
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• Security (Why FreeBSD?)
  ...formation on securing FreeBSD, see [[:Category: Securing_FreeBSD |Securing FreeBSD]].'' ...-box security—than most Linux distributions. For example, a default FreeBSD installation includes OpenSSH configured to disallow root logins—a po
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• FreeBSD Release Branches
  ==Which version of FreeBSD is right for me?== ...lete list of current supfile tags is available in the handbook [http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/cvs-tags.html appendix].
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• Updating to FreeBSD 6.0
  ...ate using the freebsd-update port as described [http://www.daemonology.net/freebsd-upgrade-5.4-to-6.0/ here] The complete FreeBSD Handbook section can be found here: [http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/makeworld.html] This article is an a
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• Create RAMdisks under FreeBSD 5.x
  #REDIRECT [[RAMdisks, creating under FreeBSD 5.x]]
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• Installing FreeBSD on Sparc systems
  #REDIRECT [[Sparc - Installing FreeBSD]]
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• Installing FreeBSD
  #REDIRECT [[Installing FreeBSD - Standard Installation]]
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• FreeBSD is Stable
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• Creating RAMdisks under FreeBSD 5.x
  #REDIRECT [[RAMdisks, creating under FreeBSD 5.x]]
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• FreeBSD-Distros
  == A list of FreeBSD based distros. == [http://www.freebsd.org FreeBSD]® is an advanced operating system for x86 compatible (including Pentium®
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• Installing FreeBSD from a Local FTP Site
  == Creating a Local FTP Site with a FreeBSD Disc == ... be used by other machines on your network when installing FreeBSD. See [[FreeBSD ISO layout]] for more details.
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• Etc/sysctl.conf - FreeBSD 6.2
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• Installing FreeBSD with netboot
  == FreeBSD bootonly == The first step to installing FreeBSD via netboot is to acquire FreeBSD. We'll be using the bootonly-iso, this can be fetched at your nearest ftp.
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• FreeBSD ISO layout
  The directory <tt>ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/releases/i386/ISO-IMAGES/8.2</tt> lists the following contents: ./disc1/var/db/freebsd-update
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• AMD64 - Installing FreeBSD
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• GRUB FreeBSD
  == Grub Bootloader on FreeBSD == install, setup and use GNU/Grub bootloader on FreeBSD. If you need
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• Main Page
  <h2>It's been more than a decade now, and I'm not really active in the FreeBSD community any more. Maintaining, updating, and keeping the spammers out of ...aight into simple answers about common needs and problems relating to both FreeBSD servers and their integration into other types of networks.
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• Mounting ISOs under FreeBSD 5.x
  ...ever, vnconfig is no longer used in FreeBSD 5.x. To mount an image under a FreeBSD 5.x system, you'll need to use [[mdconfig]], like this:
  781 B (140 words) - 19:16, 28 April 2007
• RAMdisks, creating under FreeBSD 5.x
  ...more. And most of the readily google-able documentation on the web covers FreeBSD 4.x's [[vnconfig]] instead, which is useless if you're running a 5.x system Under FreeBSD 6.x (and possibly under 5.x as well), the first three lines of the start se
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• Mdconfig
  ...RAMdisks]] and [[Mounting ISOs under FreeBSD 5.x | mount ISO files]] under FreeBSD 5.x and up. ... was used in 4.x and prior for the same purpose, but is not applicable for FreeBSD versions after 4.x.
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• Installing FreeBSD - Standard Installation
  '''Installing FreeBSD (article originally based on i386 [[:Category : Architecture-Specific | arc ...able, and you have 64MB of RAM installed. While you can certainly install FreeBSD without a CD and on a considerably lesser machine than the one described, i
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• Network Attached Storage
  FreeBSD can support NFS and FTP natively and CIFS through the open source implement ...of zeros in the name, [http://m0n0.ch official homepage]), a stripped down FreeBSD operating system for embedded, dedicated-use projects such as firewalling a
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• Vnconfig
  ...r mount ISOs as filesystems. It has been superseded by [[mdconfig]] as of FreeBSD 5.x.
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• Custom Kernel
  ...do this. It's also a good idea to update the base with the command {{cmd|[[freebsd-update]]}} before compiling the custom kernel. ...d you just press any key OTHER than enter to get into it if you're running FreeBSD 4.x. Now that you're looking at this ominous and unhelpful-seeming command
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• ACPI, enabling
  == Making ACPI work in FreeBSD 5.x == ... to the parts of the ACPI standard they care about and ignore the rest, so FreeBSD's standards-based implementation can have some issues with some motherboard
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• Cvsup
  ...he [[ports tree]] and the system [[source tree]] with the live versions at freebsd.org. '''cvsup''' stands for Concurrent Versioning System ([[cvs|CVS]]) UPd Under FreeBSD, you will generally be using one of two versions of the '''cvsup''' port it
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• Sparc - Installing FreeBSD
  ...FreeBSD on the Sparc architechture is nearly identical to the [[Installing FreeBSD | x86 architecture installation]], although booting from media differs some ...From here on in, the install should be nearly identical to an [[Installing FreeBSD | x86 install]].
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• Samba
  ...n Microsoft Windows 2000 / 2003 Server). When installed and configured on FreeBSD other Windows computers will see it is a Windows file server on the network ...rs regardless of whether the remote system is running Microsoft Windows or FreeBSD operating systems.
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• Samba, Installation
  Installing Samba under FreeBSD is simple and painless. The easiest method is to install from ports, which
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• Ssh
  [[ssh]] (a semi-acronym for Secure SHell), which under FreeBSD is generally the version found under the openssh-portable [[:Category:Ports FreeBSD rlyeh.domain 6.0-RELEASE FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE #0: Thu Nov 3 09:36:13 UTC 2005
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• Apache
  ... other webserver in the world. It is available for easy installation from FreeBSD's [[:Category:Ports and Packages|ports tree]] in several different flavors,
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• Boot Manager
  FreeBSD has a built in boot manager which can be installed at the time of system in ...do wish to write your changes, you are then given the option to select the freebsd boot manager or no boot manager at all. Pick whichever you like, the MBR w
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• C shell
  ...e shell]] (/bin/sh) that comes installed by default on a freshly-installed FreeBSD system. FreeBSD actually uses the tcsh variant of the csh. If you run '''ls -i /bin/*csh''
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• Tcsh
  This is the variant of the [[csh]] that is included with FreeBSD.
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• SFTP
  [[Category:FreeBSD Terminology]]
  555 B (85 words) - 16:44, 21 January 2008
• Samba, Configuration
  If you want your users to be able to access the home directories of their FreeBSD user accounts, add a [homes] section. If you do NOT want individual users t ...ration as well. Here is the simplest configuration which shares all of the FreeBSD printers with everyone.
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