Update 3/30/11: As of 3/30, and running on FreeBSD 8.2, I did not need to find glibc manually, it just loaded first try. Note: I had to find glibc-common online and manually load into distfiles when I first tried to install on 8.1.

I’ll leave the details of installing ports to you, which you can find online on other sites. (where I will store my Crashplan data)īelow I mention “install some/port”, which is not intended to be aÂ literalÂ command. Also, this doesn’t seem to matter for installation purposes, but my system also runs with ZFS on a GPT root mirror, with other ZFS pools on the system as well using RAIDz2. Note, this install is on a FreeBSD 8.1-RELEASE system. Greg’s How-to: How to install Crashplan on FreeBSD! I have no contact or reference info for Aaron, exept, here’s the original CrashPlan forum thread with our conversations:Īll credit for this really belongs to Arron and Kim! I only wanted to record my own notes and share my experience here. We owe Kim Scarborough and Aaron Baff for this information, BIG TIME! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Kim and Arron for your help in making this possible!

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