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user1442 10-31-2005 06:13 PM

configuring domain/host name
 
hey all, i am a slackware use and i just installed freeBSD on an old box to give it a try. I like what I see. pkg_add and ports are super cool. but I need some help.

first, in slackware, i use the program 'netconfig' to setup my comp to use my dyndns account. I didn't see this prog in ports, and I need to no what file to edit so that i can get my website up.

second, i my old comp is a Pentium III 733, with 386MB of ram. When I run kde, things are really slow. I can use fluxbox and the other minimal DE's so that's not really a big deal, but I think I should get better performance than I am. When sitting idle in KDE my cpu is running at like 3 -7%, and when I start opening things (like firefox), my cpu jumps to 100%, and things slow down. Anyone else have this problem on older boxes?

thanks!

cnjohnson 10-31-2005 07:50 PM

Re: configuring domain/host name
 
Quote:

Originally posted by user1442
hey all, i am a slackware use and i just installed freeBSD on an old box to give it a try. I like what I see. pkg_add and ports are super cool. but I need some help.

first, in slackware, i use the program 'netconfig' to setup my comp to use my dyndns account. I didn't see this prog in ports, and I need to no what file to edit so that i can get my website up.

second, i my old comp is a Pentium III 733, with 386MB of ram. When I run kde, things are really slow. I can use fluxbox and the other minimal DE's so that's not really a big deal, but I think I should get better performance than I am. When sitting idle in KDE my cpu is running at like 3 -7%, and when I start opening things (like firefox), my cpu jumps to 100%, and things slow down. Anyone else have this problem on older boxes?

thanks!

Check out the man pages for ifconfig and rc.conf. Checkout the files in /etc and /usr/local/etc/rc.d/

KDE is getting pretty heavy weight. Fluxbox (or blackbox, or icewm) are good alternatives, too.

Cheers--
Charles

user1442 10-31-2005 11:28 PM

thanks, charles.


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