First I wanna thank you for your video , I"m ZERO on BSD and I started to learn how to install, used, and improved my skills on it. I will follow on your video. Thanks again
Great Sam, keep it going. I'm sure in the coming years many Linuxers will move their servers or even Desktops to FreeBSD like I did. It's really a fantastic OS. I currently exploring Jails / BastilleBSD. It's incredible how Jails on FreeBSD can be managed with it. Looking forward for the next one ;-) Great Job Mate, t'care.
Thanks for the feedback! I have some videos planned on jails, such as hosting multiple versions of php in jails and using haproxy to direct traffic to the appropriate jails. Thanks again for your support.
Thanks for the video ! Just found your channel, even after all these years of using freebsd and watching many computer freebsd and linux channels. I have no idea why they suggest some of the videos they do, and yet miss channels with content I have specifically been searching for over and over.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found my channel after all this time. It's always great to connect with fellow FreeBSD enthusiasts!
@@sheridans I have some downloaded libs files here and I need do install them on my system. They are needed for a game I'm trying to create a server for, so they came with the downloaded server files, but I need to install them on my FreeBSD
@@sheridans It's not using wine, but the game is Metin2. I'm using FreeBSD to run a game server, it runs using C and C++ and it's not under wine, but I found out each version of the OS has it's own libs necessary and each version of the game server has also the libs that are required, but I kinda found out how to bypass the problem, some cool dudes shared a .ova file with the FreeBSD pre configured and with the majority of the required libs already available. But thanks for answering and for the will to help, I'll follow you.
Good Evening Sir, I am having difficulty using Vi when editing the dir we created at 18:35. theres nothing on the bottom that gives you the available commands.
@@sheridans I apologize I am very much struggling with trying to use ee. is there any chance you can start a video series for complete Noobs/non technical folks to FreeBSD. I am very intersted
I'm trying to install the latest version of freebsd on my ThinkPad T495 (AMD graphics) but keep getting this error: psm0: irq 12 on atkbdc0. It Keep saying it's "Giant locked" and I can't seem to get past that. Anyone else figure out how to fix this? Dragonflybsd seems to install fine, which is strange. I've tried to disable the trackpad in the bios and have used a USB keyboard / mouse but, that didn't work. (also tried older versions of freebsd, which does nothing). Arch linux has no issues installing if that helps.
Good Day, I get up to 16:10 and notice mine does not display mult user mode only single user mode. Is there anything specific I can do to pull up error code or message to attempt to troubleshoot it? Any help is much appreciated
Yes i did, now freebsd wont even boot up and displays my mac address and guid and continuous ... like its trying to boot with usb media removed. Even from first inserting usb and booting up freebsd it never has shown multi user@@sheridans
Thank you man you are the best, i set boot as my SSD first, when i was doing the installation i guess i had it only to GPT, not bios and uefi. @@sheridans
18:24 Or use ee (easy editor) instead of vi :)
Thanks, pinned. Never used it 😀
First I wanna thank you for your video , I"m ZERO on BSD and I started to learn how to install, used, and improved my skills on it. I will follow on your video. Thanks again
Great to hear!
Thank you very much for this video. After twenty plus years of running Linux, FreeBSD is a breath of fresh air; and your video rocks!!
Thank you for your kind comments, FreeBSD is a great operating system welcome aboard 😀
Great Sam, keep it going.
I'm sure in the coming years many Linuxers will move their servers or even Desktops to FreeBSD like I did. It's really a fantastic OS. I currently exploring Jails / BastilleBSD. It's incredible how Jails on FreeBSD can be managed with it.
Looking forward for the next one ;-)
Great Job Mate, t'care.
Thanks for the feedback! I have some videos planned on jails, such as hosting multiple versions of php in jails and using haproxy to direct traffic to the appropriate jails.
Thanks again for your support.
Thanks for the video ! Just found your channel, even after all these years of using freebsd and watching many computer freebsd and linux channels. I have no idea why they suggest some of the videos they do, and yet miss channels with content I have specifically been searching for over and over.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found my channel after all this time. It's always great to connect with fellow FreeBSD enthusiasts!
I'm a little late but I'm catching up. Loving the FreeBSD stuff. Subscribed and enjoying.
It's never too late, welcome and thank you
Awesome job please keep up the great work
Thank you! Will try 😀
first time in my life I install free bsd and it is more difficult than mandrake 8 almost 20 years ago.
You need to give it a chance, all operating systems have changed in last 20 years
Nice video bro!
Can you please make a video showing how I can install some specific libs on my system?
Which ones, specifically? 😀
@@sheridans I have some downloaded libs files here and I need do install them on my system. They are needed for a game I'm trying to create a server for, so they came with the downloaded server files, but I need to install them on my FreeBSD
What's the game? I'm bad at getting games going under wine.
@@sheridans It's not using wine, but the game is Metin2.
I'm using FreeBSD to run a game server, it runs using C and C++ and it's not under wine, but I found out each version of the OS has it's own libs necessary and each version of the game server has also the libs that are required, but I kinda found out how to bypass the problem, some cool dudes shared a .ova file with the FreeBSD pre configured and with the majority of the required libs already available.
But thanks for answering and for the will to help, I'll follow you.
Glad you got it run, and ty
I need help installing it for a dual boot environment on older MacBook pros.
Good Evening Sir, I am having difficulty using Vi when editing the dir we created at 18:35. theres nothing on the bottom that gives you the available commands.
If you struggle with vi, use ee (easy editor) instead
@@sheridans I apologize I am very much struggling with trying to use ee. is there any chance you can start a video series for complete Noobs/non technical folks to FreeBSD. I am very intersted
I'm trying to install the latest version of freebsd on my ThinkPad T495 (AMD graphics) but keep getting this error:
psm0: irq 12 on atkbdc0.
It Keep saying it's "Giant locked" and I can't seem to get past that. Anyone else figure out how to fix this? Dragonflybsd seems to install fine, which is strange. I've tried to disable the trackpad in the bios and have used a USB keyboard / mouse but, that didn't work. (also tried older versions of freebsd, which does nothing).
Arch linux has no issues installing if that helps.
You could try option 7 from boot menu:
hint.uart.1.disabled="1"
boot
And see if that works
Good Day, I get up to 16:10 and notice mine does not display mult user mode only single user mode. Is there anything specific I can do to pull up error code or message to attempt to troubleshoot it? Any help is much appreciated
Removed the boot media?
Yes i did, now freebsd wont even boot up and displays my mac address and guid and continuous ... like its trying to boot with usb media removed. Even from first inserting usb and booting up freebsd it never has shown multi user@@sheridans
Sounds like it's trying to network boot because it can't find something to boot from
Should i go into bios and change boot order?@@sheridans
Thank you man you are the best, i set boot as my SSD first, when i was doing the installation i guess i had it only to GPT, not bios and uefi. @@sheridans