Huge Update, Was It An Upgrade?

[mdiemer]

Just got done installing a very large (1GB) update. It was flawless. As this was almost as large as the operating system itself, I wonder if it actually was an upgrade?

In general, I am extremely impressed with Ghost. I have already made a system image in case anything goes awry. But so far no sign of anything. I have configured the menu with the Windows look, mixed up a nice-looking slate blue for the panel, and chose the Vimix Dark theme. Also I chose New Century Schoolbook bold font, and it just looks gorgeous. Right now you couldn't tear me away from this system. Congratulations!

[mdiemer]

The last update was a whole rebuild of the system.

[mdiemer]

That's what I thought. I was a bit nervous installing it, as I'm new to Ghost, but as I said it went flawlessly. I do have a problem getting a Canon printer to work, but I take it that HP printers work best with the True/Ghost systems. I'm not concerned with it, as I can print from another computer by using a thumb drive, or by using online storage. Also, having more than one printer working in the household just results in the lesser-used printer having the ink go bad. Best to use just one!

BTW, what is this version's name/number (and how can I find that out)?

[ericbsd]

There is not really a version for that one.

[mdiemer]

OK, thanks Eric!

[wb7odyfred]

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uname -a

Will print out the kernel version name information. The "-a" means all

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man uname

read the "manual" entry for command "uname"

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kldstat

Will list the loaded kernel modules

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kldload 
kldunload

Will load a .ko kernel module or unload a kernel module.

Fred

[rollercomsolutions]

The last update was a whole rebuild of the system.

This is using the new framework that was discussed at MeetBSD 2108 by Kris Moore? https://youtu.be/fRk8UBx205Y

[liam]

Yes and the next, release we will be rolling our new pkg with some change in the base.