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Hello everyone, To explain the problem, I'm on a Dell Optiflex 5270 AIO series, I installed FreeBSD for use without Internet (it's an obligation imposed by my work environment) I still have Internet access on another Windows machine. So I gradually installed my development environment with the...

1- What would be the best way to learn posix with focus on BSD's, shell and Perl? 2- Is there another language for sysadmins besides shell and Perl? 3- What is the best way to navigate the FreeBSD source code? 4- What are the languages most used in FreeBSD development? PS.: I'm not a developer...

Weird, there's loss of white space in the CODE part of my postscript to <https://forums.freebsd.org/posts/548060>, I can't reproduce it here: % zpool iostat -v capacity operations bandwidth pool alloc free read write read write...

It's not even a problem, but AFAIR output of [CODE=c] was colourful. Out of curiosity, PEBMAC or XenForo problem?

Background I have this little problem: I'm currently implementing pci listing in a port (Unreal Engine for those who've seen me before on this forum) and I want to use some of the code from pciconf. What I'm looking for Now it would be very handy if there were a utility I could call that would...

This time I'm asking how to create, well, basically, code. I'm not mean a "hello world", I'm mean something alike the drivers, the programs, etc. All the things that conform the system. Just curiosity. Edit: Sorry, my english is reasonably good, but I hadn't repaired in that the title should be...

Hi, I was posting a block of code in a discussion when I saw the code is not correctly represented in the Forum. I put here the code in a CODE block and also in a file. Comparing the two you will see that e.g. this part is not correct in CODE block. ==== (0..4).each do |i| .... end...

Not yet sure whether this is a bug in XenForo, or related to a custom CODE tag. The result of pasting to an insert code dialogue: i) one ii) two iii) three iv) four v) five vi) six vii) seven viii) eight ix) nine x) ten AFAICT: where the true text has one leading white...