Problems booting
P Stalidis
pstal at it.teithe.gr
Fri Jan 14 00:53:43 PST 2005
Nikolas Britton wrote:
> James Mathers wrote:
>
>>
>> Thanks very much - this solved my problem.
>>
>>
> np. If you don't need USB I'd just leave usb disabled (I'm assuming
> you disabled it in the BIOS)... but if you do need it you have a few
> options... You could play with the BIOS settings (legacy mode, etc
> etc). You could disable the extra usb controllers in freebsd (or
> something like that). Or you could apply the kernel patch (kern/72492)
> to your system. I'd play with the BIOS settings first and if that
> didn't work I'd do the patch because it looks like a relatively strait
> foreword and simple fix: http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=72492
>
> If you have anymore questions about this subject I'd post them to the
> freebsd-questions mailing list and not here as they will be more
> competent at answering your technical questions then newbies helping
> newbies.
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I agree about technical question being sent to the questions-list but
being newbies in fbsd deosn't mean that all people here are newbies in
computers...
I'd also like to add that many "newbies" that are not in the
questions-list can benefit from listening to other peoples questions so
I would suggest that they subscribe to the questions-list...
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