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its strange, today I have redone the pkg upgrade -f and redo my rsync job and this time no up and downs of my network interface, quite stable and up as expected.
curious ... but it looks like all is fine and up and running as it was before the upgrade to p5.

Hi all, somehow this thread s broken, as only my answer/question is visible and I think I can remember there was a answer, but not longer shown - somehow vanished. But the point is, yesterday I have updated my desktop system from p4 to latest p5 and after reboot I see in var log messages info that m...

To be honest, his is a little and young project and their progress overall is great. I love reading their manifest and the statements are absolutely great and I can only congrat to this new, small project team to create such an entry point into the FreeBSD world. Some little details or any bugs are ...

Hi, I am also an Trident orphan as a you call it and switched with success to FuryBSD and Ghostbsd. Dual video adapter sounds tricky to get the right driver installed and KDE I never tried it, I use the XFCE build. When you can go to cmd line or maybe reinstall, I would start with an very common vid...

how much RAM do you have? I think you should have at least 2GB RAM and recommended are I believe at 4GB RAM.
have you checked the that the iso download is not corrupt?
Hope it helps.

you can login then I would just do a pkg update -f and pkg upgrade -f, maybe the update helps. Which graphic card model do you have? maybe the wrong driver will be installed, another try would to just install with a vesa driver and after install and first reboot brings you into giu, then looking for...

Hi, I assume you have unplugged and plugged in the network cable again, to make sure you have no connection issue? pciconf -lv will list all your PCI devices and you should be able to find your network card. If not listed, search in /var/log/messages for any warning/error related to the expected net...

for me my issue is done, but I can see no way how I can mark it as solved, maybe the admin can do this.
Please mark it as solved.
TanXs

I think the kds iso is the second iso/build in line, first is the build with xfce and the preferred or supported build - is the live iso booting well and the gui gets loaded? If yes, in the live iso is an icon which will gives details about your hw and is al recognized? If the xfce live iso is booti...

just an idea,
open a terminal and run "pciconf -lv" and look for your the class display to detect which graphic adapter is build in your system. With this info go to https://www.freebsd.org/doc/ and look to X11 config or search the web which driver best fits your card.
Hope this helps.