Usually, in BSD, you pass -P or -h to the /boot/loader in boot.config.
But since that loader is now completely bypassed in the boot process,
that doesn't work. I haven't found in the FreeBSD documentation what
-P/-h actually *does* at the machine level, or rather if it passes
"commandline" argumen
Sorry for the the thread necrophilia here, I only peruse the debian-bsd list
from time to time.
I have had no luck in getting at the old archive for this port.
http://debian-bsd.lightbearer.com has been down and out of dns for awhile...
NetBSD is an interesting project and has some interesting
I've been working on my Live (K)FreeBSD project and was attempting to package
the makefs program (http://www.daemonology.net/makefs/) for Debian. makefs
would allow userspace creation of rootfs/ramdisks from user space (so
you could use your site's existing Debian/Linux server to assemble the
l
Picking up from
http://teams.debian.net/lurker/message/20080215.164309.42c0261e.en.html ...
I've just encountered the same behaviour. gpg needs /dev/tty but returns
"No such device or address" and a quick `ls -la | grep tty` doesn't
show it. devfs is mounted on /dev as Markus showed. But then:
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