Perhaps you could put this command in your rc.conf file : On my machine (XFCE community version) I had to modify the dashboard clock settings to re-enter the time zone that had disappeared.

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Regarding your time synchronization question you should check your boot dmesg to see if there is a problem starting the service.

Hello christophe60_fr (maybe a french isarien in this forum? ,

NTP is not the best time synchronization service on FreeBSD it interacts with the network service and not always good. I preferred chrony.

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Hello mario69, GhostBSD use OpenRC as init system so you can desactivate hal with the rc-update delete hald command (presuming hald service is in rhe default level).

Hello CyrilleM,

Unfortunately, the BCM4313 wifi card is not recognized on FreeBSD/GhostBSD. See man page here : https://www.unix.com/man-page/posix/4/BWI/

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Perhaps could you load acpi driver for your laptop (see " ACPI spécifiques constructeurs " in this tutorial : http://olivier.cochard.me/bidouillage/i ... de-travail

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Don't forget to launch the moused service with : doas rc-update add moused && rc-service moused start
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Hello Leo,

Welcome to GhostBSD wishing you will love it for years .
For your touchpad you have to install xf86-input-libinput package and perhaps put hw.psm.synaptics_support="1" in your /boot/loader.conf file.

For information see https://wiki.freebsd.org/SynapticsTouchpad .

With a fresh install of 20.02 iso the problem is gone....strange thing

Hello geffers, You can install the GhostBSD Refind bootloader which will recognize the other Linux distributions installed on your machine (solution that I have chosen personally) or create a 40_custom file in your Linux distribution and do a grub update behind so that it detects GhostBSD entry, see...