It was fun patching DTS, compiling FreeBSD from source and making it run on Nanopi R2S Plus. However, unfortunately, progress is not always smooth. There was a bug that affected one of my ports. This bug has not been resolved.
But it was fun! Thank you for the great experience.
Exciting developments coming soon!A new Bastille API with accompanying modern interface are coming along!Soon you'll have the option to manage your systems from an intuitive interface. We'll be sharing some screenshot previews over the next couple weeks for feedback.#FreeBSD #BastilleBSD
Ah-ha! Just discovered a better way of listing only the packages that I installed on #FreeBSD . Most folk tell you to use pkg info -q -a which just gives you a list of everything installed. I wanted just what I installed after the initial FreeBSD install. So to do that type the following.pkg query -e '%a=0' %nEveryday is indeed a school day. 😎#RunBSD
Running FreeBSD using Windows Subsystem for LinuxWhat if you are forced to use Windows, but want to use a real operating system instead? You could use WSL2 to use Linux inside Windows, but what if FreeBSD is more your thing? It turns out someone is working on making FreeBSD usable using WSL2.This repository hosts work-in-progress efforts to run FreeBSD inside Windows Subsystem forhttps://www.osnews.com/story/143517/running-freebsd-using-windows-subsystem-for-linux/#FreeBSD