Date: Sun, 21 Feb 2016 15:38:29 -0300 From: Sergio de Almeida Lenzi <lenzi.sergio@gmail.com> To: grillo <grillo@goldnet.it>, questions@FreeBSD.org Subject: Re: FREE BSD VS SCO Message-ID: <1456079909.35309.9.camel@gmail.com> In-Reply-To: <0c881e9226b3ca2c4bc24e0bd79d7a0b@goldnet.it> References: <0c881e9226b3ca2c4bc24e0bd79d7a0b@goldnet.it>
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I think you need the FreeBSD i386 on the server it should work I can point you a pen drive image of a 10.2 release that should work it installs on almost anything.. http://distbsd.k1.com.br/Images/FreeBSD-i386.10.2-STABLE.zip it is a standalone pen drive image that fits on an 1GB+ usb storage unzip the image, write on the usb pen-drive. boot from the pen-drive the root password is root you may need to adjust your keyboard: 'sysrc keymap=us;service syscons restart" to whatever keyboard you use than make sure the system detects any ethernet adapter and the network have access to the internet dhcp and name server working Than boot the pen-drive it should start a VPN to our servers (ifconfig tun0) If you want to install the FreeBSD, than provide the computer with an HD and send us an email, we install the server for you for free. ANY information on the HD will be LOST, so make sure you have ONLY ONE HD on the machine Email is:nervoso@k1.com.br
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