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translatelocally features: https://github.com/XapaJIaMnu/translatelocally It works with your gpu and translates as you type but it only has a limited number of languages you can add extra repositories to provide more languages but i have only found 3 My freebsd-nixpkgs project allows you...

...create-apache-jail.sh :shebang "#!/usr/bin/env sh" :results none JAIL="$JAIL" BASE="/zroot/iocage/jails/${JAIL}/root/usr/local" # Create package list cat <<EOF > ${JAIL}.json { "pkgs": [ $(for pkg in $pkgs; do echo " \"$pkg\","; done | sed '$s/,$//') ] } EOF # Create and...

Well, after some experimentation, it appears that the below set of commands does a pretty good job of backing up all of my user settings and all of my packages into a backup folder. The below is part of a script file I have been using for the past few months with reasonable success. I didn't...

1. Description of the problem When running ping against 1921.68.1.1 or another address outside of the FreeBSD internal kernel network or the virt-manager default network inside a VNET jail inside a libvirt virtual machine drops all packages. On a linux host. 2. Replication instructions 2.1 Setup...

I have an idea that I would like to discuss with the BSD community. My long-term goal is to create a non-profit organization, somewhat inspired by the Mozilla Foundation, focused specifically on improving software and hardware support across the BSD ecosystem. The idea has several directions...

Today I noticed the following message while doing pkg upgrade: $ doas pkg upgrade; echo $? Updating FreeBSD-ports-kmods repository catalogue... FreeBSD-ports-kmods repository is up to date. Updating FreeBSD-ports repository catalogue... pkg: need to re-create repo FreeBSD-ports to upgrade...

That has no bearing on things. This works normally. JAIL='TESTBED' cat <<EOF > /tmp/$JAIL.json{...

In general: if your system is ZFS on root based, you have definitely more "upgrade-comfort" around: if the upgrade fails and you don't get it to work you have a very comfortable easy fall-back to return to the previous Boot Environment (BE), before the upgrade (in comparison to a fallback to a...

Just to add a bit more helpful information, here's a workflow I just tested: Create a FAT disk image with a label of 'cidata' Copy meta-data and user-data files to the image (see nuageinit(7)) Add the image as a virtual disk to your VM Reboot the FreeBSD VM guest, if required I'm not going to...

It would be possible to create a separate branch in FreeBSD Ports or pkgsrc called "litepack". It would contain lightweight software packages that are built using: USES+= tcc The idea is similar to what is often done in the Linux world, where people create lightweight distributions for older or...

I understand you, I'm also for complete minimalism, while everyone is demanding GIT, I'm talking about FOSSIL SCM, I'm also writing about the cross-platform pkgsrc package system, but everyone still wants to create their own "crutches", I wanted to compile pkgsrc in termux

Hi Got here looking for a solution with installing MS Windows 2008 R2 in bhyve (need it to run some legacy applications there). Quick sum-up of my research so far: - Windows 7 / 2008 support was broken with edk2-stable202508 (edk2-bhyve-g202508 pkg) - latest working version is edk2-stable202505...

No its not Red Hat Its the Nixos package manager running in a Podman container on Freebsd It makes it possible to run Nix packages on Freebsd https://search.nixos.org/packages I have just got nix flakes working https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Flakes Which you use to create reproducible...

The Nix package manager can be installed on Freebsd using Podman https://nixos.org/download/#nix-install-docker doas podman run -it --os linux --network host nixos/nix Its also possible to enable flakes in the Podman container which allows you to pin all the dependencies to a specific version...

Thanks a lot fahrenheit, I followed your steps and it works like a charm now. I also remove the other gpu packages as you suggested.

Thank you both guys, this is invaluable information! I will go ahead and clone the complete ports tree and start digging into Poudriere! Thank you so much again!

JohnnyThunders assuming your cpu is an Arrow Lake, it should work with the following: FreeBSD 15.1+ drm-612-kmod (# pkg install drm-612-kmod && sysrc kld_list+="i915kms") [If there is no package, you will have to install from ports, it's on graphics/drm-612-kmod] gpu-firmware-intel-kmod (# pkg...

It's going to try to build all its (missing) dependencies first. You can circumvent this with make install-missing-packages. That will install all its dependencies as packages, saving you some build time. install-missing-packages Install missing dependencies from packages...

I'm not sure where to begin with this, and maybe there is a chance that I don't understand things well enough to adequately describe what I've discovered, but I will try my best anyway. To begin with, if I examine the contents of /var/db/pkg, below is what I find on my machine...

package Make a binary package for the port. The port will be installed if it has not already been. The package is a .pkg file that you can use to install the port on other machines with pkg-add(8). If the directory...