On Wed, Mar 03, 2010 at 01:44:05PM -0700, Joey Korkames wrote:
>> 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
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
Hi!
I have successfully installed kFreeBSD on my workstation using QEMU, and
I am now heading for my personnal holy grail: setting up a Soekris-based
Debian GNU/kFreeBSD router.
(For those who do not know those devices, soekris boxes are small
embedded computers that have no display but a serial
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