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Hi folks, I suspect my hardware (10 year old Intel NUC Gen 6) might be failing so taking these two recent crashes with a pinch of salt. In less than 24h I had two kernel crashes with automatic reboot, on a hardware that had been working 24x7 for years now. First crash was about 3h up after a...

Actually, my eventual aim is to try and build every release of FreeBSD. At the end of this project, I may figure out how to build v1.0.

Please read 'COMMON ITEMS: General Notes' in /usr/src/UPDATING. If you are trying to build FreeBSD 9.0 i386, see the source from that time. Edit: I think there was a warning before I posted that there was a new post, but it wasn't displayed.

WARNING 1: Seeing that you two have received no additional responses in more than 72 hours, with nothing but good intentions in my heart, especially helping you, I outsourced your case to a non-subject expert-in-training and below the horizontal line is what it had to say. WARNING 2: Use it all...

Just an idea (implementing it beyonds me), but something like below would be needed. Special, fixed name (ideally throuout all OS'es with file structure and encodings) marker file at root directory containing the location/name of most recently built boot code (on FreeBSD, should be...

I'm not using the software, so replying in general. First of all, there must be the upstream hosting distfile(s). GitHub and GitLab are OK, too, if wanted version(s) is/are properly tagged (without tag for wanted version, need to specify a commit, but it would be trickier). Without any of...

I have read and watched some stuff about how artificial light at night and especially blue and led is harmful to human biorhythms and body, so i put an extension to my browser (nightshift lux control) to make the screen less blue and more red. Is there something similar in the base system to...

Honestly, I don't know, I have very little experience with this, I'm going to learn in the process. I think it doesn't really matter for me, my goal is not to find the easiest way to implement a particular task, because I don't have one - I pretend I have one and focus on the code and the...

the problem is 100% due to the server-side pf. the 'allow' rule sometimes does not get matched and the catch-all 'block' ends up dropping the packet at rule 50. I will do a deeper analysis tomorrow - I have captured the failure from both the client and server side. problem is that these...

If packet filter is the supposed problem, shouldn't you disable it to verify that? In case it's sure, there must be something wrong with data sent to the nfs-server. I must say it sounds kind of interesting that something blocked by pf still can generate an empty file... Because it works with...

If you create a file in the mounted nfs directory in OpenBSD, it can only be very small, otherwise the nfs-client (and its mount point) gets unrespopnsive? I assume it's not the server. If any remote process can make a server hang we have a security exploit...

I have a FreeBSD 14.3-p8 NFS v3 server that works ok with linux and windows clients. However I tried to copy any >1kB file from an OpenBSD client and the obsd kernel refuses to ever interact with the nfs mountpoint from that point on - everything that tries to access it stalls, including the...

Read the First 1250 Crumbs on Your Terminal Randomly One at a Time This was JohnK's idea. Installation: Unzip the attached file. It will create a directory called fcrumbs with two files in it: fcrumbs and fcrumbs.dat. Usage: fortune <path_to_the_directory>/fcrumbs Example: If you unzipped...

This mystery has ended. sysutils/xorrisso reports: Found hidden El-torito image for EFI. So, this file exists and this is the one that the efi firmware boots (well, depending on its version...). "sectorsize=512" changes nothing. I read the vm-bhyve template for Windows and didn't find anything...

Alright, thanks. But does the overall idea stay the same: my program should create a character device under /dev (replace /dev/dsp?)? It's still not very clear to me. I know that I can read the raw data from /dev/dsp, so I guess I can create some device under /dev, that would read from /dev/dsp...

WARNING 1: Seeing that you have received no response in more than 72 hours, with nothing but good intentions in my heart, especially helping you, I outsourced your case to a non-subject expert-in-training and below the horizontal line is what it had to say. WARNING 2: Use it all only as an...

Does it work on fvwm3? Mind sharing some screenshots?

From Google: “fakeroot is a Unix command-line tool that lets unprivileged users simulate superuser (root) privileges, primarily to create archive files (like .deb, tar) with root-owned files without needing actual root access. It works by intercepting file manipulation system calls (chown...

Yep you can set datasets to any mountpoint you want. Jails are a little trickier because you need to mount things in the right order, and potentially delegate to the jail if you want to be able to do snapshots and create child datasets within the jail. If you don't want to do that, you can just...

I found this config over the internet... i have used it in the past... some might benefit from this... ########### # ____________________________ # ( _________________________) # ) (__ _ _ _ _ # ( __)( \/ )( \/\/ )/\/\ # ) ( \ / \ // \ # (___) \/ \/\/(_/\/\_) 2.6 #...