Which steps did you do?

It is hard and it errors (the zfs part) 😂 Couldn't find anything about partitioning via shell in freebsd handbook 😢

I know you. I think you are a beginner(in FreeBSD). You should install FreeBSD with UFS, and start reading the Absolute FreeBSD book to learn more about FreeBSD and know more too. This is the best way. (I'm reading too)

I know you. I think you are a beginner(in FreeBSD). You should install FreeBSD with UFS, and start reading the Absolute FreeBSD book to learn more about FreeBSD and know more too. This is the best way. (I'm reading too)

And when you read the book, you can install FreeBSD with ZFS or other things.

Yes , i tried ufs and i couldn't delete the files that i copied from Linux (ext4) , so i thought it would be a better idea to switch to zfs. But setting up zfs is a little tricky 😅

Does not matter. It's better to forgot Gnu/Linux temporary. You should install FreeBSD with UFS and start reading the above book.

Okay 👌

I also couldn't find any way to mount those partitions that i have made with gpart. mount /dev/ada0s1 /mnt (Error) mount -t ufs /dev/ada0s1 /mnt (Error) mount -t ufs /dev/ada0s1a /mnt (Error)

Hey @Extensible_Matrix, I've been reading all you wrote. If you are learning from the ground up how to use FreeBSD that's great. It's the best way. I also suggest you to try whether as a full OS, or in a virtual environment. I don't know which use you do with Linux, maybe some programs you need only work there. If that's the case, use a virtual environment from there like Qemu or VirtualBox to install FreeBSD. If all the stuff you do on Linux can be done in FreeBSD and you have some spare time, then as @pr_asadi said, if you want to fully immerse in BSD, forget about the other systems and just install FreeBSD without sharing partitions and such. Either way, I also recommend you reading Absolute FreeBSD. The book along the FreeBSD forums and groups can give you a lot of knowledge

Did you do newfs /dev/ada0s1?

No , that wiki page didn't mention this command. Also i couldn't find anything helpful for mounting them in FreeBSD handbook Handbook : # mount device directory

Can you check if the partition you want to mount has a filesystem on it?

Can you check if the partition you want to mount has a filesystem on it?

Linux is completely different from other Unix-like operating systems 😂 minix / freebsd : pw groupmod wheel -m [user-name] Linux : useradd -G [user-name] wheel

FreeBSD: awk Linux: bloated version of awk (gawk)

What's bloated about gnu awk?

I think gawk just have more features against awk.

So? In this case being bloated isn't a negative point

What's bloated about gnu awk?

Qemu is meant for Linux systems. In FreeBSD you have bhyve and jails (:

Hey guys how do you compare bhyve with Qemu/KVM ?? @pr_asadi @n0madcoder I heard that bhyve is better than Qemu/KVM , but I'm not sure.

bhyve is FreeBSD's integrated virtualization and technically It runs faster than KVM on FreeBSD. one of the reasons is the bhyve technology is included in Kernel by default.

👍

If my machine is not an old machine, i choose bhyve instead of qemu or VirtualBox.

2009 😢

My machine is older than me.

Dell inspiron N4030 (2GB ram)

You have laptop? Nope, i use Arch Linux on my laptop. But i will install FreeBSD or other BSDs on my laptop.

I was a distrohopper. ArchLinux was fine but i had to repair the boot loader once a week (at least) and it was very bad for me 😂 So i switched to fedora which was the most compatible Linux distribution for my hardware

For me the only thing that i couldn't find in FreeBSD is Ungoogled-Chromium.

i think you can run linux binaries on BSD with some module stuff that i think mentioned in HandBook

Which programs do you use on Linux that feel missing on BSD? Just curious

How pkg handles dependencies ?? Sometimes apt-get autoremove causes a big trouble for debian-based Linux distributions users (deletes dependencies of other packages)

How pkg handles dependencies ?? Sometimes apt-get autoremove causes a big trouble for debian-based Linux distributions users (deletes dependencies of other packages)

For me the only thing that i couldn't find in FreeBSD is Ungoogled-Chromium.

You have to compile it from source then

It takes few hours to compile 😢

Why chromium and not Firefox or QuteBrowser?

I use firefox with Librewolf config for most of the times , but sometimes i need ungoogled chromium (JitsiMeet and other websites that break with LibreWolf config)

IDK. But many programs/scripts/apps are ported to FreeBSD. or in FreeBSD we have alternatives.

I use firefox with Librewolf config for most of the times , but sometimes i need ungoogled chromium (JitsiMeet and other websites that break with LibreWolf config)

How much work goes into porting? Are these programs/scripts following POSIX?

What is librewolf

Oh, I see. Then I suggest you to look at freshports or so for port dependencies. Try installing all deps as pkgs, and then build ungoogled-chromium from ports. It'll be a bit faster

LibreWolf is a fork of Firefox.

k, what does this fork offer that firefox doesn't ?

k, what does this fork offer that firefox doesn't ?

Telemetry and Google engine can be turned off, so I guess real question is what they are adding.

Hey guys which file system do you recommend for portable usb drive ?? Ufs or ext2 ?

in FreeBSD you can mount a FAT32 file system with the following command: # mount -t msdosfs /dev/da1s1 /mnt/

Ok. thank you 👌 Which freebsd specific filesystem do you recommend for usb ?

IDK a lot about FreeBSD and FreeBSD's file systems. But... currently, i choose UFS.

Hey guys which file system do you recommend for portable usb drive ?? Ufs or ext2 ?