[Several issues continued ]FREEBSD novice ============= First, thanks to previous articles Reply to my friends ^_^ ============= The first question : I use VMware 5.3 installed FREEBSD Now how can I in the paper copy into WinXP FREEBSD inside the virtual operating system? Question 2 : I am the light of the "Handbook of Chinese FREEBSD" System step by step in a familiar environment The company not connected to external FTP I use ISO document is the installation of the system According to the manual said, "articulated CDROM /cdrom" I ask you : how to install Ports? >1 Can use FTP, Samba or other things. . >2 YOu can Install ports from your ISO Image.further more. You can Cvsup.just need your firewall opened the 5999 port [quote] Original note issued by [i]FinalBSD[/i] in 2005-11-22 16:22 >1 Can use FTP, Samba or other things. . >2 YOu can Install ports from your ISO Image.further more. You can Cvsup.just need your firewall opened the 5999 port [/quote] Re : 1 The problem is that I can 't use FTP command to connect Any FTP address. Maybe my system is a visual system. It is the key to the problem? This' s the first time that i have used the visual system I have been confuded : ( Re:2 My question is how to install ports from my ISO Image. . . The reason why i can 't use FTP or on CD-ROM to install I have told you ^_^ prots Wish your respond :) >1 Your XP and FreeBSD are actully in a LAN, So I think you can use FTP transfer files between them, You can try, and if you really can not. Maybe you can use Samba or other ways. 2> Install ports from the ISO image is very straitforward, sysinstall YOu can run at the command line. And select Configure->Distrubution. . . . Also, you can mount the ISO image you, and run : Cd /cdrom After you find the ports.tar.gz, pls do this : Cp ports.tar.gz /usr Cd /usr Tar xzvf ports.tar.gz [quote] Original note issued by [i]karl412[/i] in 2005-11-22 16:14 ============= First, thanks to previous articles Reply to my friends ^_^ ============= The first question : I use VMware 5.3 installed FREEBSD Now how can I in the paper copy into WinXP FREEBSD inside the virtual operating system? Question 2 : . . . [/quote] FTP can be HTTP? Freebsd should be a lot of http mirror bars. ISO documents, or make use VMware loading =============== I found an answer =============== Installing a Windows UltraISO under virtual confidential document what I create the ISO document, and then link to the Virtual Machine CD-ROM, then under Linux MOUNT上 to use. No trouble; ) Ah, a peanut popsicle ... As mentioned in the upstairs ^_^ I look to find how to combine the virtual CD-ROM loading above FREEBSD Later, I was the fresher if you encounter novice ^_^ I hope that the problems encountered can be helpful to you ^_^ Great minds think alike ~~~~ Kao Upstairs you ~~~ your irrigation ~~~ you ~ ~! :)) But regardless of water I FREEBSD can tell me how the best inside-2 Virtual CD ^_^ You do not have to be linked directly in the VMware Lane FB Lane loading ordered me to forget : the Mirror : : : : : What is called the "inside loading FREEBSD how the virtual CD-ROM?" 1.In check your vmware settings, use the virtual network must be set to bridge mode. FYI : "Http://www.vmware.com/support/ws5/doc/ws_net_configurations_bridged.html" He is like loading ISO Image [quote] Original note issued by [i]rardge[/i] in 2005-11-22 17:09 What is called the "inside loading FREEBSD how the virtual CD-ROM?" [/quote] FYI : "Http://www.vmware.com/support/ws5/doc/ws_disk_add_cd_dvd.html" Reply to a good Kuaia ^_^ Thank you, I look at http://www.vmware.com/support/ws5/doc/ws_disk_add_cd_dvd.html FB under ISO documents linked to how concerned the upswing, as well as dual novice, is the use of hardware volumes attack FB! ~ I wanna say : Maybe you are wrong.what you mean is "add a file to a CD-ROM or ISO" VMware> " But i wanna add a ISO file to the "my sysytem FreeBSD>. : ( I not specified 't think there is a equivalence. I will continue to seek for the answer ^_^ I believe i will got the destination :) NB~~~, Wen Ho formidable upstairs E ~ ~ [quote] Original note issued by [i]karl412[/i] in 2005-11-22 17:24 I wanna say : Maybe you are wrong.what you mean is "add a file to a CD-ROM or ISO" VMware> " But i wanna add a ISO file to the "my sysytem FreeBSD>. : ( I not specified 't think there i. . . [/quote] Actually, The VMWare will give a virtual CD-ROM for your FreeBSD box, so you just need to mount the ISO image your VMWare. as to FreeBSD, it 's just like a real Cd-ROM, do you understand??? [ Closed window ]