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== Port Status ==
 
== Port Status ==
FreeBSD is a [[Tier 3 Port]]
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FreeBSD is a [[Tier 1 Port]]
  
 
== Verified Releases ==
 
== Verified Releases ==
FreeM 0.58.0 will build but not run.
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* The development branch of FreeM runs successfully
  
 
== Testing Details ==
 
== Testing Details ==
* ESXi Virtual Machine (64-bit)
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* Bare-metal amd64 system
* FreeBSD 12.1-RELEASE amd64
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* FreeBSD 14.1-RELEASE-p2 amd64
* gcc 9.2.0
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* gcc 13.2.0
* autoconf 2.69
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* autoconf 2.72
* automake 1.16.1
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* automake 1.17
  
 
== Required Kernel Tuning ==
 
== Required Kernel Tuning ==
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== Starting Daemon Automatically ==
 
== Starting Daemon Automatically ==
Coming soon
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* Copy <code>scripts/freebsd-rc/freem</code> to <code>/usr/local/etc/rc.d</code>
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* Type the following commands with root privileges:
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# pw group add freem
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# pw user add freem -m -g freem
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# sysrc freem_enable="YES"
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# chmod +x /usr/local/etc/rc.d/freem
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* For each user who needs to run FreeM, type the following command:
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# pw group mod freem -m ''username''
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* Reboot
  
 
== Port Challenges ==
 
== Port Challenges ==
* FreeBSD is unfriendly to FreeM's shared memory architecture
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None.
  
[[Category:Tier 3 Ports]]
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[[Category:Tier 1 Ports]]
 
[[Category:Platform Notes]]
 
[[Category:Platform Notes]]

Latest revision as of 10:39, 6 August 2024

Port Status

FreeBSD is a Tier 1 Port

Verified Releases

  • The development branch of FreeM runs successfully

Testing Details

  • Bare-metal amd64 system
  • FreeBSD 14.1-RELEASE-p2 amd64
  • gcc 13.2.0
  • autoconf 2.72
  • automake 1.17

Required Kernel Tuning

Coming soon

Starting Daemon Automatically

  • Copy scripts/freebsd-rc/freem to /usr/local/etc/rc.d
  • Type the following commands with root privileges:
# pw group add freem
# pw user add freem -m -g freem
# sysrc freem_enable="YES"
# chmod +x /usr/local/etc/rc.d/freem
  • For each user who needs to run FreeM, type the following command:
# pw group mod freem -m username
  • Reboot

Port Challenges

None.