Summary of the achievements of freebsd in recent days, and freebsd in recent days
I found freebsd really tired .. I believe that freebsd has encountered the following problems for the first time:
First, we will share a freebsd Official handbook. If you are not sure, we strongly recommend that you read it first:
Http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/
The handbook above describes how to install freebsd, how to use ports and pkg, and how to install Common Desktop and systems such as xorg and kde. This is generally enough for reference.
Handbook mentioned a dedicated SD. If you are too difficult to install kde in text mode, you can download this version directly. I have never tried it. If you have tried it, share it with me.
Pcbsd link: http://www.pcbsd.org/
The following is a summary of the problems encountered during the individual trial, even if the handbook is supplemented:
- Attach an image to a local directory
Mkdir-p/dist
Mount-t cd9660/dev/cd0/dist
- The system automatically obtains software from the/dist directory for installation.
Env REPOS_DIR =/dist/packages/repos pkg install xorg
Env REPOS_DIR =/dist/packages/repos pkg install gnome2
5. How does Freebsd use shared folders to access windows content?
If you want to send files in windows to freebsd, consider this method when other methods are not used.
Use commands directly
Mount_smbfs-I windowsip // usename @ computername/Shared Folder/mnt
Here,-I is followed by the IP address of the windows host. username is a user with the permission to access Shared resources. Generally, it is administrator and computername is the name of the windows computer. Replace it with your actual parameter.
The shared folder is the shared folder created in windows.
After mounting, perform operations just like your own folder.
Uninstall: umount/mnt
Finally, relax and share my achievements: