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nforce under freebsd
Anyone knows if it is posible to use the nforce nic and audio under freebsd?
( nforce1 not nforce2) |
The nvnet is not going to work without some major hacking as it's binary only.
The audio should work if you apply an analagous patch to the i810 driver.. |
nForce and FreeBSD
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Maybe I should try to reinstall FreeBSD again now that I have the driver source on CD. |
Are you sure it's kupdated and not updatedb? RedHat 9 uses slocate, and they have updatedb run every day via cron. _That_ sucks down CPU, big time.
You can move updatedb's cron job to weekly if you don't do many searches, and you'll probably see quite a performance boost. -Erwos |
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I even switched most of the active partitions over to ext2. That cut kupdated in half but unfortunately XP Home is still signficantly faster on that machine. |
still no support
has anyone gotten nvnet to work under freebsd? i havent attempted yet, but i wanted to see if it was even worthwhile. i dont care about audio just the nvnet drivers (on 5.1-RELEASE)
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You can't just plug a Linux module into FreeBSD and expect it to work, sorry. The two kernels are quite different.
So, no, no nvnet support in FreeBSD right now. -Erwos |
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