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www.freebsd.org is the main repository for the FreeBSD Operating System. It contains everything that you'll need from sources to ported applications. It should be your first stop if you are interested in installing and running FreeBSD. |
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The Online FreeBSD handbook should be high on your list of priorities. Amongst others it shows supported hardware. |
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freebsd.peon.net contains most FreeBSD 'man pages' (electronic manuals) as well as some handy tutorials. A site worth visiting and bookmarking. |
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Ok, you got FreeBSD installed, now what? Here are some suggested solutions to common problems you can implement with the knowledge you now have. This document is styled after the electronics cook books with some recipes for some common types of installations. Each "recipe" has some recommended minimum hardware, specific software to use, and most important the configuration information required to get the system running correctly. |
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A somewhat more
light-hearted attempt to provide more readable "how-to" style information on setting up
and configuring FreeBSD. |
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The FreeBSD Zine is an online publications by FreeBSD users for FreeBSD users. It's a nice source of tips and tricks and useful articles. |
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The FreeBSD Diary is about a user's experiences with FreeBSD. How he installed it, where he got
the idea behind it, and how hard/easy it was to install. Hopefully, you'll find it to be
amusing, interesting, or at the least, pathetic. His aim is to document what he's
done and at the same time allow others to follow the progress and possibly learn
from his endeavours |
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Deamon News brings FreeBSD related news, articles and tutorials. |
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FreeBSD Related Links