Who wants to guess the reason why I felt obliged to install freeBSD again.

The error I got was rather interesting one. I gave the installer the chance to do a semi-automatic ufs file system separation and it divided the 20 GB that I had in the following manner 7.8 gigs for root 2 gigs for swap the rest for home.

No you know what happened I installed a few utilities with PKG and unsurprisingly those filled up the root partition.

I'm not going to search for the reason why the installer made that unwise separation.
The reason for that is because the second time around installer seem to have gone wiser and just made one big root of 19 gigs and one gig for swap which means that home now also resides in the root partition, which is fine by me since this is just a test installation on the metal.

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This also means that I should have the FAQ, frequently asked questions, on my /usr/local/doc partition

That should also mean that I should be able to find the command sequence, needed to activate my secondary display fast

That IPS LED panel is connected through my Mini DisplayPort on my Mini PC

No let's check for the actual availability of the FAQ and find that information

Here is a beautiful photograph of my Wyse terminal, which I can use from boot in freeBSD without entering any Special command Line instructions

Only freeBSD makes this possible!

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