Where can I find more information

[Aperez]

I will really recommend you the following web sites:

http://www.onlamp.com/pub/ct/15

http://bsdforums.org/forums/index.php?s=cbb21bf54cf6ef4cc206f4660a2674a6

and I think the handbook is the best source. Read it slowly and practice 
with your PC.

Good luck



crzdgns1 at starpower.net wrote:

>Hello, 
> 
>My name is Mark.  I recently banished windows and 
>windows-based programs from my (ancient) computer because it 
>is too slow to handle windows XP and all of the attendant 
>programs required to keep it virus and ad-free.  I have 
>installed FreeBSD-5.3-RELEASE on my computer (Intel Pentium 
>II Celeron, 330 MHz, ~500 Mb Ram, Western Digital Hard Disk 
>(40 Gb, Master), Western Digital Hard Disk (6 Gb, Slave), 
>floppy disk (1.44 Mb), IOMega ZIP-Drive (100Mb, IDE), Hitachi 
>CD/DVD-ROM, Memorex CD-RW, Diamond Multimedia Viper v550 
>video card, and a few other ancient goodies).  I am having 
>great difficulty mounting and unmounting floppies, zips, and 
>CDs from my system.  I have done my best to follow the 
>recommendations in The Handbook, The FreeBSD FAQ, and the 
>documentation that came bundled with FreeBSD-5.3-RELEASE, all 
>to no avail.  I have also searched the archives that I could 
>find using the queries "mount" and "unmount", but didn't find 
>anything that seemed to fit.  I have no trouble mounting and 
>unmounting CDs if I use the device manager in KDE, but have 
>had no luck trying to do the same from the command line.  Can 
>someone out there recommend additional, better, or 
>easier-to-understand sources of information for someone who 
>is essentially a complete beginner in UNIX and FreeBSD?  
>Alternatively, if I were to post a technical question to a 
>mailing list, which mailing list would be appropriate? 
> 
>Thanks 
> 
>Mark 
> 
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