Solved: 0. Boot single user mode 1. Root prompt # mount -u -o rw / 2. edit /etc/rc.conf with proper changes to the vbox lines 3. reboot 4. back into GhostBSD :) I installed KDE5 in GhostBSD last night and today i decided to remove it. I did but it didn't seems to remove the entire pieces from the sy...

If you want refind to manage the operating systems, then install GhostBSD firstly. If you do not see refind as an option, then check your BIOS setting to confirm whether legacy is disabled. Thanks for that, disabled legacy in BIOS Refind was no longer greyed out in the installer option however Refi...

If you want refind to manage the operating systems, then install GhostBSD firstly. If you do not see refind as an option, then check your BIOS setting to confirm whether legacy is disabled. Thanks for that, disabled legacy in BIOS Refind was no longer greyed out in the installer option however Refi...

I will check that option in the bios then report back tomorrow, thanks

Hi, I have installed GhostBSD alongside two Debian systems on a Thiinkpad T430s and each time it seems to install GhostBSD bootloader at least i think it does, not sure but the Refind bootloader is grayed out in the installer as I would like to use that boot loader but not able to select it so when ...

added the following to /boot/device.hints for speaker audio with the help of the info from link: hint.hdaa.0.config="ovref" hint.hdaa.0.gpio_config="0=set" hint.hdaa.0.nid20.config="as=4 seq=15" Added the following to the /etc/sysctl.conf # cat /dev/sndstat # -> pcm0: <...

Hi, Just installed GhostBSD on this 2006 white macbook and everything works fine except the sound so, I've read some articles seen some vids of how to fix the sound issue even a few posts on the GhostBSD forums here. I still have no sound though so can someone help me get the sound working on this m...