leegold wrote:Intel Wireless WiFi 4965AGN

is the wifi on my laptop.

That is supported from iwn driver, see the related man page for config details, also check this section of the handbook:
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/ha ... setup.html

i'm getting vboxclient error notifications on the top left and top right corners, i am not running ghostbsd in a vm Those messages are harmless, you can easily fix this once installed, disabling vbox services. when i try to run mate terminal or xterm, xorg crashes (i think, screen goes black for a ...

try as follow, from a user shell prompt:
see also:
http://issues.ghostbsd.org/view.php?id=23

I bet there's a way to get my laptop wifi working but probably need a terminal 1st...the desktop looks very usable though... You can temporarily work around this problem, using ALT+F2 to launch a shell, say bash, and ticking "run in terminal". ;) The link you provided about your notebook ...

If so, may I ask what happened ? Did the modules build failed or they failed to work ?

Based on info from PC-BSD docs, looks like there is no 'native' FreeBSD driver yet for your card, but you can get it working using "ndisgen" (a.k.a. windows XP drivers). http://wiki.pcbsd.org/index.php/Wireless_Testing Seek further help for details, cause I'm too newbie to the BSD world. ;)

Indeed, "pkg" is one of the commands I was looking for, but also one I already get acquainted to. ;) Anyway, I have found this table which is exactly what I was looking for, only it is very outdated: http://www.unixguide.net/unixguide.shtml and this, especially paragraph 9, which instead l...

Hi All, new GhostBSD user here, and I'm new to BSD world except I already use NAS4Free, first of all congrats to the developers for their great work! Actually I'm using it in vbox only (started with GhostBSD 4.0, than tried a few alpha releases and now trying 10.1-Beta1), until installation using cu...