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System upgrades

  • FreeBSD 6.0-RC1 – yes, I know this is late
  • Cross compiling on AMD64 – the teaser
  • Your Makefile has been rebuilt.
  • Build world on your fast box, install on your slow box
  • Crypto problem fixed
  • FreeBSD 4.0-stable crypto is fuggered for international users
  • Tranferring websites/users from one box to another
  • unwanted email from tcpd
  • proftpd and FreeBSD
  • Upgrading to 3.3-STABLE
  • how to start things at boot time
  • Upgrading from 2.2.* to 3.*
  • Swapping boot drives around
  • Creating patch files
  • What is installed?
  • Ports or Packages?
  • Adding ipnat to FreeBSD 3.*
  • Kernel Configuration Options
  • Starting stuff at boot time
  • Upgrading from 3.1-Release to 3.1-Stable
  • Saving and using the kernel change information
  • /etc/rc.conf changes for 3.1
  • mergemaster – a great tool when upgrading
  • upgrading to 3.1-Release
  • upgrading from 2.2.5 to 2.2.7

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