Last updated: 2019-02-24
When installing, add your user account to these groups: wheel operator (like this--space, no comma).
You can do this later with this command:
pw usermod darren -G wheel,operator
It lets you add the user to various groups. Change darren to your own username.
To add yourself to a group:
pw groupmod vboxusers -m darren
To change your shell:
chsh darren
Note that you'll be using vi for this unless you change the editor for your account.
As root you could also use this:
chsh -s SHELL USER
Don't have mouse on USB hub. Xorg won't update until you move it.
Make your delete key work *properly* in a termial
bindkey "\e[3~" delete-char
To load and unload kernel modules (you can leave the .ko extension off):
kldload modulename
kldunload modulename
Note that sometimes the modules name is not what you'd expect. For example the em driver is not em. It is if_em. This was not obvious for me as a new user.
To see all the loaded modules:
kldstat
Read the man page for any kernel module or even for the configuration files.
To run as user use 'mc -u' because bugs.
See here.Something need fixing? Contact me: