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That I get. That's always usually been the FreeBSD way(tm). Set a knob, sysctl, something that allows you to have that behavior if you need it. It's kind of od
by X86BSD 10y ago
That I get. That's always usually been the FreeBSD way(tm). Set a knob, sysctl, something that allows you to have that behavior if you need it.
It's kind of odd that is not the case here.
Also FreeBSD supports boot environments now, as well as selecting them from the loader menu if you haven't used it in a while. But reading the TrueOS website makes me think I should give it another go soon, it has some nice features. Even the Pico version seems interesting.