Hi, every few minutes my /etc/resolv.conf gets overwritten by resolvconf. I think the problem is triggered by the fact that any time I fire up a jail, *something* causes the epair interfaces to be added to /etc/rc.conf and dhclient being run. I partially worked around it by creating /etc/resolvconf....

No more instaboots so far.. But I think I want to see September come around before I declare complete victory.

The new driver from a few days ago (downloaded from Nvidia and compiled locally) no longer produce the insta-boot on starting Firefox.
Time will tell if it solves the other instaboots.

pkg install src Of course. *duh* Anyway, didn't help. New driver is if possible even worse than the old one. I can now reliably insta-boot the system by starting firefox (restoring a handful of windows and a few dozen tabs). The windows have time to form on screen, but no content loaded, before it ...

Well, this is still going on, sadly. I have even completely replaced the computer; going from that Intel based machine mentioned above to a Threadripper. The only "common" element is the nVidia graphics; I went with nVidia in the new one simply to avoid having to mess with Xorg graphics dr...

I'll try your suggestions, have been away from the office for a few days and, surprisingly, the machine was still running when I got back. So reproduction here is unpredictable at best.

Thanks again,
/Eirik

Hi, in the last few weeks I've experienced several spontaneous reboots on my GhostBSD installation. I have not changed anything system-config-wise, other than upgrading to 13 a while back (soon after it was released) and followed the usual upgrades since. Does GhostBSD automatically reboot when hitt...

Thank you, I can confirm that the network is now operational immediately after boot. Icons and such are also working; though I cannot tell if it was due to my pkg install -f of the packages mentioned elsewhere in this thread, or the slew of updates that came through the updater today. 13 for the win...

@ltning What is your driver? Can you give me the output of ifconfig? Realtek interface - this is after hitting 'enable' in network manager: re0: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500 options=8209b<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,VLAN_HWCSUM,WOL_MAGIC,LINKSTATE> ...

grahamperrin wrote: ↑Sun May 02, 2021 8:27 pm What's the network hardware?
Wired: DHCP: not gaining an address · Issue #56 · ghostbsd/networkmgr

Realtek (re) interface. I have not tried uninstalling networkmgr.