Thank you for taking the time to let us know about any problem with GhostBSD.

This form allows you to submit Problem Reports about issues that you believe are actual bugs in either the source, the documentation, the website itself. In other cases it may be a "wishlist" of feature that the submitter would like to see incorporated in to GhostBSD. If you are having questions please ask these questions in the appropriate support forums; see the support page for more information.

Before filling out the form, please take the time to read the How to report bugs. This may save you time and frustration getting help with your problem. Please check if your problem has not already been reported or has been noted in the FAQ before submitting.

Try to fill out the form as completely as possible. Make sure you fill in the "Environment" field as requested with the output from the machine on which the problem occurred.

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