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Originally Posted by Serpentine
Yeah it's running on two boxes here, neither are the latest release however - one is from ports and the other is the calibre a newer calibre release from the release.
You are trying to install the linux binaries there - I doubt the install/config scripts will be very happy, even if you have the linux emulation layer. I would suggest rather using a source install, the freebsd ports tree contains 2 trivial patches which will make it happy (tho they are not really required, since python2 is often aliased to python). You could just use the port, specify the latest source and ignore hashes (the patches should then auto-apply, and the makefile will happily get the rest done).
However at the moment I'm busy rebuilding everything on the latter box, so I'll test the latest version soon as kde finishes off. I have no idea about freenas however, I track freebsd, -current; everything is from source since I enjoy retaining my sanity.
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Thanks again Serpentine! Freenas is a trimmed FreeBSD system. It even does not have ports built. I think I have to first make the ports tree but don't know how.
I tried to use source install, by using
However, it does not like
tar xvJ, so I tried
tar xv then it says can not find folder
/dev/sa0 (or whatever)...