Thanks for the info, the issue was the media. The DVD was scratched. I have a new one. Now, the network won't enable. I will enable manually. I have figure out why apps mysteriously close. Namely Firefox. I might reinstall then install Opera. I, predominantly, use Opera or Yandex Browser to network....

11.1 refuses to install on any of my AMD machines 2009-2013. It just kernel panic and reboots. OpenBSD installs trouble-free. This seems to be the most troublesome one yet. I will try a fourth DVD. I was looking forward to this release.

That was very well answered. I was thinking of helping to increase GhostBSD's adoption. However, that will come in good time. There are more matters such as testing and feedback.

I think this should be out of the box for GhostBSD.

Thank You.

At one time, I have regarded Dell as a decent quality laptop. However, in hardware class, we've went through a lot of hardware. With the Dell D630, it was very dissapointing. The annoying buzz that emanated from the monitor. Plus, the embarrassing error beep noise, on an OpenIndiana, at the command ...

From my personal experience, and I have proven this to my computer teacher, oftentimes, an AMD based CPUs have booted way faster than Intel based CPUs. It's just a mere fact. Facts doesn't always equate to truth. Before attorneys, there is but so much one is allowed to say. Facts + Evidence = Truth....

Thank You! I hope this will help along the journey: http://blog.darknedgy.net/technology/2015/09/05/0/

Hello there. I only saw SLCs as a true replacement for a hard drive. I, secretly, like Sandisk and Plextors way of doing things and the hybrids are looking more attractive. Until the storage space vs price ratio balance out more, I think it would be good to give the Western Digital drives a chance. ...

I like that quite a lot. I ought to make that suggestion to FreeBSD.