diff --git a/dev/buildguide.rst b/dev/buildguide.rst
index 404239e..65918ae 100644
--- a/dev/buildguide.rst
+++ b/dev/buildguide.rst
@@ -152,6 +152,14 @@ macOS (Homebrew)
 
     $ brew install cmake ninja pkg-config freetype sdl2 libpng openal-soft rtmidi libslirp fluid-synth qt@5
 
+
+FreeBSD
+"""""""
+
+.. code-block:: bash
+
+    $ pkg install pkgconf freetype-gl sdl2 libspng openal-soft rtmidi qt5 libslirp fluidsynth
+
 Building
 --------
 
diff --git a/hardware/network.rst b/hardware/network.rst
index e2dae45..3bab033 100644
--- a/hardware/network.rst
+++ b/hardware/network.rst
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ PCap
 
 PCap connects directly to one of the host's network adapters. The emulated machine must be configured as if it were a real machine on your network. This is similar to the **Bridge** mode on other emulators and virtualizers.
 
-This mode requires `Npcap <https://npcap.com/>`_ (or another WinPcap-compatible driver) to be installed on Windows hosts, or the correct permissions to be set for accessing ``pcap`` on Linux or ``bpf`` on macOS hosts. Only **wired Ethernet network connections** are compatible; Wi-Fi and other connections will not work at all, as they do not allow PCap to listen for packets bound to the emulated card's MAC address.
+On Windows hosts, this mode requires `Npcap <https://npcap.com/>`_ to be installed with **WinPcap API-compatible Mode enabled** (or use another WinPcap-compatible driver), or the correct permissions to be set for accessing ``pcap`` on Linux or ``bpf`` on macOS hosts. **Only wired Ethernet network connections** are compatible; Wi-Fi and other connections will not work at all, as they do not allow PCap to listen for packets bound to the emulated card's MAC address.
 
 Private PCap network
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^