linuxhw
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3 years ago Probably this is done by https://github.com/ghostbsd/ghostbsd-ports/commit/a1bd54382bfe042305d45c09d81a2c8d359499d8
Open wb7odyfred opened 3 years ago
linuxhw
commented
3 years ago Probably this is done by https://github.com/ghostbsd/ghostbsd-ports/commit/a1bd54382bfe042305d45c09d81a2c8d359499d8
ericbsd
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3 years ago Please @wb7odyfred one issue per ticket
ericbsd
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7 months ago issue moved from ghostbsd/ghostbsd-src to ghostbsd/issues
Nomadbsd.org has hw-probe for the ability to use the command "hw-probe -all -upload" to check if your hardware is compatible with FreeBSD Device drivers. This will let you know what devices in your hardware is incompatible with GhostBSD/FreeBSD software. This is a needed check that a potential user would want to make with his computer using the Live Image GhostBSD booting from the USB Flash drive. Consider installing hw-probe app into the Ghostbsd.org image at development amd64 latest
No, I was speaking about the live media, has only 1 GPT table at beginning of the image. Yet a fully functional GPT table needs a 2nd copy of the GPT table at the end of the disk image, or in this case at the end of the GhostBSD_20.x.iso image file. Yes, I understand it boots and runs, but the little tiny error message printed, "corrupt disk image" leaves a nagging doubt with the new user.
Also on another note, I have interest in another GUI application _Generate_User_Report_ to collect the configuration files into a single gzipped file for sharing, when a new user says X is not working. We say have you looked at editing /boot/loader.conf or /etc/rc.conf or /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf or /etc/X11/Xorg.0.log You, Eric, which it upgraded to be a straight python script file github.com/wb7odyfred/GhostBSD_apps/ . This is a simple note placed here for conversation. When the github is updated, I will make a new issue for this GhostBSDapps.
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