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gotta agree with you here, zram support on FreeBSD would be great, or at least zswap no one seems to bother with it however, i'd guess it's because it's mainly used on servers and those already have enough ram that's what i've felt while using it as well to be honest, its performance is a lot...

It's not so much the battery that's missing. Typical ARM boards don't have an RTC (Real-time clock) chip, a Raspberry Pi for example. But sure, an RTC without a battery certainly won't keep the time if the board is powered off.

When the system begins swapping, having too much swap makes it worse as the system becomes unresponsive. 2GB is the maximum for me. Wish FreeBSD supported Linux's zram to get away with swap partitions. I'm running Debian with OpenZFS on a Raspberry Pi with 8GB RAM using zram with no issues.

Did it with a Raspberry 0. As far as I remember, you need a world tree shared in TFTP and not visible from outside. since it assumes always-root like single-user mode. It was to be able to boot a price list display without SD-card because they die too often. (They are much better now, doing...

Define "server". Plenty of stuff opens listening ports to the outside, how are they even going to enforce anything like that? I had an ISP like that some years ago. They wouldn't facilitate things like running an SMTP server and they would enforce FuP on bandwidth use, but that's reasonable for...

Hello, I'm experimenting with Pi-Gen and it's working great. But having to rewrite the SD card every time after making changes isn't ideal. Does anyone have any experience with qemu and Raspberry Pi images? I've already tried something, but it always ends up in a boot loop. My OS: FreeBSD 15 p1...

Google AI, Common Network Interface OIDs Standard OIDs for network traffic on Linux-based systems like Raspberry Pi follow the IF-MIB structure. Replace {index} with the specific interface ID (usually 2 for eth0 or 3 for wlan0 on a typical Pi). Metric OID (Numerical)OID Name...

I thought I had it figured out but then I see this OID here from above: https://www.satsignal.eu/raspberry-pi/monitoring.html 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.1.7.0:public@raspi-3 That looks longer and then I see this OID that looks even longer in length: 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.3.1.6.1 I assume these octets are...

https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/113167/what-are-the-oids-for-raspberry-pi-cpu-memoria-interfaces I need to snmpwalk on RockPi and see what shows up. Is this OID only good on RaspberryPi is what I wonder. I have RockPI. Different OID's? 1.3.6.1.2.1.* seems to be RPi OID range...

...What is needed? https://www.norwegiancreations.com/2017/06/do-it-yourself-snmp-temperature-monitoring-system/ https://www.satsignal.eu/raspberry-pi/monitoring.html How do I get OID address from GPIO pins. Is there a translator or agent? What SNMP server is recommended? OneWire from above...

RPi is the only ARM platform I have been able to boot off USB based u-boot with. Solid Run iMX6 Hummingboard has dip switches for boot order but USB setting never worked. Same with Espressobin. It has boot order jumpers but they never worked for me...

Aha, so it is perhaps similar to the Raspberry Pi setup - the UEFI / EDK2 bootloader is a secondary bootloader, stored on a partition on the medium you are booting from? If so, what is the primary bootloader? u-boot?

Find an inexpensive Arm64 board to play with, like the Raspberry 500, or Raspberry 400 Keyboard model. Install FreeBSD.org/where find the RPI image and write the image into a microSD card or USB flash disk drive stick, to boot FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE (or 14.3-RELEASE). Now you have an...

I've no experience with a configuration as complex as yours, but I can say that this isn't the normal behaviour in simple set-ups. I just tried - in my homelab - interposing a Linux (bookworm) router between a FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE box [edit: and another bookworm box] and it made no difference to...

I would like to build a router using an RPi and some 5G hat. Has anyone tried putting together something like that? Using FreeBSD of course....

Fortunately the problem doesn't prevent me to reach userland: it will hit me on shutdown. It is not preventing normal system use, but it can potentially fill up storage as dumps pile up under /var/run. I just installed a vanilla 15 RELEASE on another sd card, and it does happen. scuzzy, how...

Your jails should have 2a0a:4cc0:c1:5ba9:8000::1 as their default gateway. On the host you must have sysctl net.inet6.ip6.forwarding: 1. Here's the relevant bits of a jail config from my end, snipped a lot of things that are required but irrelevant to the networking bits: jailname { vnet...

I freshly installed the new freebsd 15 release on a raspberry. In the log I can notice this: The /var/cras/core.txt.* files seem to have more details once gdb was installed. See attached text files. On a different microsd I've installed freebsd14 where the problem doesn't show up. Is this a...

...RiscV and Arm hardware installs. No Raspberry Pi 5 according to Hardware notes though. However, there's a RP5 build available: raspberry-pi-5-status.91406. RiscV support seems new. Fido/U2F is mentioned. Some users can give feedback on how u2f & this hardware works out. There's more, some...

That one is great. Then you can try AOSP to see if Android apps will run on it, or Public Domain OS which has ARM versions. RiscOS may not be able to use it, bc it's is 32bit. I recall running RiscOS on a Raspberry Pi which was 64 bit, but it may have been in 32bit mode. If it doesn't work in VM...