On Sun, 3 Apr 2016 19:16:09 +0100
Steven Chamberlain wrote:
> Adam Wilson wrote:
> > I don't even think I'll need ZFS.
>
> Though once you've tried it, the snapshots feature especially, you
> might never want to use anything else!
>
> > What filesystems does GNU/kFreeBSD
> > support? In the ins
Adam Wilson wrote:
> I don't even think I'll need ZFS.
Though once you've tried it, the snapshots feature especially, you might
never want to use anything else!
> What filesystems does GNU/kFreeBSD
> support? In the installation videos/screenshots I have seen there were
> options for UFS, FAT, an
Adam Wilson wrote:
> Is GNU/kFreeBSD 8 stable enough to be a usable system?
It depends on your use case, and how comfortably you can deal with any
issues or limitations you encounter.
It is my regular OS for desktop, laptop, half a dozen servers
(some in business production use) and half a dozen
Hi,
Adam Wilson wrote:
> What is the recommended way to install Debian GNU/kFreeBSD 8? The only
> media I have been able to find for 8 is the netboot image (mini.iso),
> which I really don't care to pursue.
This thread mentions a test CD image, which I recommend you try:
https://lists.debian.org/
What is the recommended way to install Debian GNU/kFreeBSD 8? The only media I
have been able to find for 8 is the netboot image (mini.iso), which I really
don't care to pursue.
Is GNU/kFreeBSD 8 stable enough to be a usable system? If so, what is
recommended way to install it? Are there any of
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