Discussing with Mac owners, I got several versions of where Mac OS X comes from. It is known to have some root in BSD, but how much, and where?
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I have a Lenovo Ideapad 100S 14” IBR-14” Intel Celeron CPU N3060 @ 1.60GHz, 32GB SSD, 4GB RAM, based in the Broadwell chipset, running FreeBSD 12.0.
I am upgrading the internal SATA hard drive on my laptop from a 40G drive to a 160G drive. I have a Linux/Ubuntu desktop which has a SATA card. I would actually like to do the same thing for a couple CentOS & FreeBSD boxes at work, and it seems this would have the same solution.
So I was surfing the net and stumbled upon this article. It basically states that FreeBSD, starting from Version 10 and above will deprecate GCC in favor of Clang/LLVM.
I have Gentoo x64 installed with Grub2 on my MBR drive. Today I installed FreeBSD x64 9.2.
Now I’m in Gentoo and trying to add FreeBSD to grub2 menu list.
I’m using find with the -exec option in console, on FreeBSD (for example, find . -exec sha1 {} ;).
According to this writeup ufs kernel module is compiled with only read permissions. I could mount a ufs partition with this command: