Generally speaking, I love FreeBSD on ARM64. My only regret is not having more enterprise arm systems in my homelab, though I'm building a nice cluster at work. Here's a short list of my fbsd/arm focus, ranging from personal work on embedded...
I don't think many here will care where "TrueNAS Community" are moving to. What exactly is your point?
You seem to be a moderator of the FreeBSD reddit, so obviously you have an agenda - in that you want to push traffic in that direction...
I'm usually into oldies from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, but about two years back, I discovered an awesome genre of music called retrowave (also known as synthwave). It's a blend of old-school and modern sounds. Some awesome artists worth giving a...
Generally speaking, I love FreeBSD on ARM64. My only regret is not having more enterprise arm systems in my homelab, though I'm building a nice cluster at work. Here's a short list of my fbsd/arm focus, ranging from personal work on embedded...
Does it still have an IP? Has it's DHCP lease expired?
If it still has an IP, can you ping the gateway? But before you do that, look at the arp table. Then look at the arp table after you ping the gateway.
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This is the third time that the exact problem you're experiencing has happened to me, and I came across your post.
At times, my jails get stuck in a dying state, and consequently, I cannot reclaim my epair interfaces.
I truly need to find a way...
Whilst <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PfSense> describes pfSense as based on FreeBSD, The FreeBSD Forums is not a primary support provider in your case.
Your next stop should probably be:
pfSense® Software | Netgate Forum
It's a joke.
Context here is using a period-close *nix on vintage PC of Pentium 1/2 age. For retro reasons. A lot of people collect old hardware and are mainly using Microsoft Windows to natively run old stuff, but some people were wondering...
It's a joke.
Context here is using a period-close *nix on vintage PC of Pentium 1/2 age. For retro reasons. A lot of people collect old hardware and are mainly using Microsoft Windows to natively run old stuff, but some people were wondering...
Sorry about that. The server is a residential gateway, a router and really important and I have time mostly some hours in the evenings. There is an open internet next and at least someone is trying randomly all of the ports. It has been jammed...
I don't think many here will care where "TrueNAS Community" are moving to. What exactly is your point?
You seem to be a moderator of the FreeBSD reddit, so obviously you have an agenda - in that you want to push traffic in that direction...
Thanks for the feedback. Just to clarify, it's not just my session that times out. When this happens, nobody in the office can connect via ssh nor curl, no matter which machine or network they are using on the client side. It's as if the...
It looks like that after freebsd-update fetch; freebsd-update install the kernel was "GENERIC" and the problem persists. Removing all of the previous kernel config -file lines the problem persists.
Hi. I was installed FreeBSD 13.2 to my sisters' old notebook and it's wifi card was a BCM4313 which is an unsupported card and I replaced it with an Atheros AR9462 wifi card. This card supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz. It was running in 802.11na...
Most likely that's the case.
I assumed that my AMD 5700U was limited to 1800 MHz, sysctl showing only this as maximum value, but I was mistaken.
It turns out the advertised Max Boost of 4.3 GHz is available after running following system...
Via Twitter: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=276535
Trying the patch now.
Edit: Patch did not fix the problem for us, when backported to 2024Q2 with perl 5.38 - going to try head next.
Works on head, wtf?
# perl -e 'use...
It seems you're indeed out of luck. POPCNT (POPCNT and LZCNT) starts at the Nehalem microarchitecture: "codename for Intel's 45 nm microarchitecture released in November 2008". List of Intel Core 2 processors (see Core 2 Duo T7200) shows your...
The version of /boot/kernel/if_rtw88.ko is not correct for your version of the kernel. You probably messed it up when you tried to install a driver you downloaded from somewhere. If possible I would just do a reinstall, there's no way of telling...
I don't think it has either, but I couldn't find any information about it on Intel's website. The information should be shown in dmesg and/or /var/log/messages:
Apr 13 19:19:33 chibacity kernel: CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2667 0 @ 2.90GHz...
By the way, as per the last errata (FreeBSD-EN-24:09.zfs) this has been fixed. I have updated the system via binary patch and the rsync from ZFS to an external UFS USB drive works fine now.
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