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Well, my guess was wrong. I put releng/14.4 sources on my Pi5, and built the modules (just a simple "make"). Then I loaded the bcm2712.ko module. As soon as I had loaded it, the fan started spinning. I also loaded the rp5.ko module (this is the sysctl part, from looking at the sources). dmesg...

This is such a good setup

Hmm, there exists cases like the Pironman 5, which have a tower cooler and external fans that can be controlled with GPIO pins (see documentation). That would not change the problem with the fan on the cooler (still controlled by the (for FreeBSD unsupported) rp1), but perhaps the external fans...

Raspberry PI 4 ?

Most arm64 boards might, but the Raspberry Pi / Broadcom is different root@devpi5:~ # ls -l /dev/pwm* ls: /dev/pwm*: No such file or directory and no "temperature" under hw either root@devpi5:~ # sysctl hw | grep temp hw.usb.template: -1

Is there pciconf for this platform? If yes, could you add 'pciconf -lv' output in addition? And could you add 'devinfo -r' output as well? This should give us better understanding of the platform...

On the other end, keeping a lower end machine is an intellectual interesting thing. It learns me alot about poudriere conf. Because , not everything is for free. There is even fun in it. Also note some use poudriere even on Raspberry. Until now i was able to compile everything except "zed" which...

Whoa RPi 4 awesome I’m looking into an RPi 4 build as well. We were just discussing old RPi devices here Thread 'Old raspberry pi ( 2011.12 ) modell B' https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/old-raspberry-pi-2011-12-modell-b.101674/

Ok, I wrote a FreeBSD 15.0-release image to a usb stick, which I booted on the Raspberry Pi 5. No changes as far as I could see (in other words, no fan control, no on board networking) So I upgraded to FreeBSD 15.0-release-p5 via freebsd-update. root@generic:~ # freebsd-version -ku...

I bought this Heltec V4 and I want to pair it with the RPi 4 for a mesh node project my student club is developing Heltec V4 https://heltec.org/project/wifi-lora-32-v4/ RPi 4 https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-4-model-b/

Nice! I found the pioneers of LoRa tech - can add FreeBSD Mesh now here - within our small community. My student organization is developing a mesh node project and FreeBSD is always considered for implementation and developing new technologies. I stumbled onto the peeps over at HardenedBSD R&D...

Is this space actively developed to run on Raspberry Pi’s. My student club is developing a mesh node project and it would be cool to run FreeBSD in a Raspberry Pi environment. iirc NetBSD or OpenBSD develop in this space more

Its performance is apparently about the same as a Raspberry Pi 4 laptop. There are also disassembly photos. https://www.cnx-software.com/2026/01/08/muse-book-laptop-review-testing-an-octa-core-risc-v-linux-laptop-in-2026/

Which, IMHO, is asking for trouble. Having something for non-IT nerds can be hard, but is definitely not impossible, but trying to do it headless is just a level of complexity that's not at all necessary. The non-IT nerds are going to be significantly less able/willing to trouble shoot that mess...

The installer supports full breakout from the shell if you have enough memory but headless is not funny. 😆 I doubt if anyone manages to take over the hardware console of a system with a running installer on screen. (Or somehow change everything to serial on the fly like a Raspberry. Never tried...

No, the environment I had in mind is a SOHO of non-IT-nerds. It would also work in more advanced networks of hobbyists and professionally managed network environments, but these can easily create such thing themself, taylored to their specific needs and likings.

The whole thing seems kind and of weird to me as the main situations where you're likely to want this are ones when you'd likely have hardware support for a network monitor or the ability to plug one if those cool network Raspberry Pi KVM clients. Personally, I don't particularly care either...

There is more than one way of trying to fix this, some will be better than others, only you can determine which is best for you. 1. Use pkg set or pkg lock to prevent a package from deleting another's dependency. https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/ports/ 2. Install a variety of Linux...

Another advantage of this other than just as an installer is to have SSH in the installed OS before mounting the 'real' filesystems. This would allow passwords to unlock encrypted filesystems to be provided over SSH (with key login) by a hidden automated system somewhere in your infrastructure...

Hello FreeBSD Foundation, doing my small part to promote Arm64 architecture FreeBSD with blogposts at blog site https://GhostBSD-Arm64.blogspot.com . Use a search on single words like raspi4b , compile, kernel, poudriere, HDMI Audio, buildkernel, installkernel Add HDMI Audio sound to...