The focus of the March/April issue revolves around development, be it the evolution of FreeBSD itself or leveraging FreeBSD as a platform for crafting other software. The issue includes a practical guide to FreeBSD kernel development, an...
The focus of the March/April issue revolves around development, be it the evolution of FreeBSD itself or leveraging FreeBSD as a platform for crafting other software. The issue includes a practical guide to FreeBSD kernel development, an...
In my situation (problems with Radeon RX 6600) the following helped:
$ sudo git clone -b releng/14.1 https://git.freebsd.org/src.git /usr/src
$ git clone https://github.com/freebsd/drm-kmod.git
$ cd drm-kmod
$ git switch 6.1-lts
$ make -j 16
$...
Right. You built graphics/drm-61-kmod from ports, that's good. It should have picked up the correct version. As you need a source tree in /usr/src/ I suspect you may have had the wrong version of the source checked out. How did you get /usr/src...
Granted, it's a little further down the text.
The thing you're missing is when MySQL/MariaDB talks about splitting data and logs they're actually referring to binlogs. It's truly confusing. What's being referred here are the 'traditional' text...
In my humble opinion, it does not worth learning how to use an Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance except if your company owns one, because it is a very rare appliance, so you will unlikely reuse your skills.
You will get a better return of investment...
1. No. Why do you think that?
Here is a description of the architecture: https://www.cups.org/doc/spec-design.html
And also this: https://www.cups.org/doc/sharing.html
Dear tingo,
thank you very much for the descriptions. This gives me a better idea. But I am not sure if I got it completely.
Regarding the communication I thought that because there are open sockets beside the 631 ones:
# sockstat | grep cups...
Hard to say without know what it is in verify_mailer.sh.
The manual page is correct - it runs the command after rotation.
I expect it's something simple - I'd recommend doing some basic debugging - say have verify_mailer.sh drop the current...
You can try to re-seat the disks. Power off the machine, take out and insert every disk drive, when finished power on the machine again. This might clean oxidation off the contacts, if there is any.
Il you have enough room, you can create a swap file
mkdir /var/swap
truncate -s 4G /var/swap/swap
and add the following line to /etc/fstab
md99 none swap sw,file=/var/swap/swap,late 0 0
This avoids modifying the partition table
Thanks, I've read the documentation numerous times but am having problems figuring out how to use the program.
I have a 500GB disk with many partitions.
On starting testdisk, I select the disk I want recover, press 'proceed' and then select...
Last time I did this I created a dataset for /var/db/mysql and separate dataset for /var/db/mysql_binlog, they would need to be separate datasets because of the recordsize difference. And set log-bin and relay_log to /var/db/mysql_binlog.
Then a...
1. No. Why do you think that?
Here is a description of the architecture: https://www.cups.org/doc/spec-design.html
And also this: https://www.cups.org/doc/sharing.html
Never do this - try to undelete files on a disk, unless the missing files are a result of user error (accidental removal of wrong files).
Instead, make an image of the whole disk (yes, you will need storage large enough to keep the image on, and...
When you are trying achieve something and it doesn't work out as planned you try various things, so can't say for sure exactly how it happened, but it may have been when I tried running (DOS) sys.com create a bootable system on another device...
You can try to re-seat the disks. Power off the machine, take out and insert every disk drive, when finished power on the machine again. This might clean oxidation off the contacts, if there is any.
The host is running TrueNAS CORE 13.0-U6.1 which is based on FreeBSD 13.0
The jails are both running 13.2-RELEASE
Using quarterly packages on guacamole
Pulseaudio built from ports on desktopjail
TrueNAS Host
root@tn[~]# pkg -vv | grep -e url -e...
Which is generally why I have at least one system running -STABLE. So I know what's ahead for the next minor releases.
And I'm used to building world any way, for a long time this was the only way to update (freebsd-update was introduced in 9.0...
You don't appear to UEFI boot this machine. But if you do, you can use the existing efi partition. Just don't let the installer create it, or else you will end up with two efi partitions.
To use an existing efi partition, all you need to do is...
Which is generally why I have at least one system running -STABLE. So I know what's ahead for the next minor releases.
And I'm used to building world any way, for a long time this was the only way to update (freebsd-update was introduced in 9.0...
No, it requires certain kernel features that aren't in 14.0 (or below). 14-STABLE is newer than 14.0-RELEASE. Those required kernel features will be available in the upcoming 14.1-RELEASE though.
13.3-RELEASE doesn't have the required kernel...
You don't need to 'reserve' the IP addresses of a jail. The address will be automatically added to the interface when the jail starts and removed when it's stopped.
With all due respect, don't give me splitting hairs and tangential to the OP question.
You have started making false claims and referencing to loader.efi, which has no role in OPs issue.
There it is again. Although I have clearly pointed this...
Dear community,
I run the release version of FreeBSD-14.0 on a host. On the host CUPS is up and running. Using libreoffice on the host I can print documents on a separate network printer. Now two questions come up.
1. CUPS listens on...
It’s possible, but it requires some effort.
When using /etc/fstab, a tool is called that is named mount_<type> (with device and mountpoint as arguments, as well as any -o options specified), where <type> is the 3rd column in /etc/fstab. The...
Electron is one of the worst software design ideas in recent years. It just makes no sense to build "desktop apps" on top of the monstrosity we now know as "web browser" (which is better described as "application platform", based on heavily...
What do people suggest when trying undelete files on a disk?
I looked at sysutils/testdisk which seems to locate deleted files, but I can't make out if there is a way to undelete files or do you to have to copy them to an alternative media...
So, "device ada" brings in the CAM ata protocol driver for mass storage. It will also be included if your kernel has "device da" in it. But both of these require a "device scbus" to bring them in. If you don't have one of these, it won't be in...
Il you have enough room, you can create a swap file
mkdir /var/swap
truncate -s 4G /var/swap/swap
and add the following line to /etc/fstab
md99 none swap sw,file=/var/swap/swap,late 0 0
This avoids modifying the partition table
On FreeBSD systems USB sticks show up as da devices, which means that they look just like other (SCSI) disks.
You can partition them with gpart, and allocate a partition to swap space.
I have a USB stick mounted on /dev/da0p1 with a UFS file...
When you are trying achieve something and it doesn't work out as planned you try various things, so can't say for sure exactly how it happened, but it may have been when I tried running (DOS) sys.com create a bootable system on another device...
eternal_noob the problem is less with the FreeBSD as an operating system (and thus also with OpenBSD) but with the app developers who pile up GBs of stuff.
Electron is less about "frills and eye candy" and much more about laziness. Don't get me wrong, "being lazy" is a good thing in general and very much drives engineering. But not at any cost. So you develop some "web app" for whatever reason, then...
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