Yet to see one that doesn't. And when it doesn't, it's probably something else, not ECC itself being the reason.
Have used my handful of modules from s1366 Xeon system in half dozen non-ECC machines (AM1, AM3, s1150). Sold some second hand and...
pciconf -lv should provide you with more specificity like:
none6@pci0:3:0:0: class=0x028000 card=0x0090106b chip=0x432814e4 rev=0x05 hdr=0x00
vendor = 'Broadcom Inc. and subsidiaries'
device = 'BCM4321 802.11a/b/g/n'
class...
The problem here seems simple: you didn't follow the instructions in /usr/ports/UPDATING. Always keep an eye out for relevant entries in there and follow up on them:
20180731:
AFFECTS: users of x11/xorg and all ports with USE_XORG=*proto...
I ended up getting 2 more XG3 NVMe's 512GB and I bought 2 Supermicro adapters for dual NVMe XG3's..
http://www.supermicro.com/products/accessories/addon/AOC-SLG3-2M2.cfm
Unfortunately my x10dri board is not on the validated list.
I am real...
Yet the bottom has fallen out on used DDR3 ECC. I bought a boatload and use them in regular machines.
Surprising how many machines will work with ECC modules installed without using the ECC
The used 16GB ECC modules are cheaper than...
Yes, you can spread vdevs across controllers. Why would you think you couldn't?
In fact, for proper redundancy, you need to spread your vdevs across multiple controllers if you want to be able to use the pool when a controller dies. So long as...
I would like to share an article about setting up Syncthing instance on FreeBSD server.
Syncthing on FreeBSD
https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2018/08/21/syncthing-on-freebsd/
Regards.
I've never met a Seagate drive model I didn't end up hating, from a quality control point of view. On the plus side: their performance seems to be better at the same generation than their competitors. And for consumer-grade drives, their prices...
I'm trying to mount a remote samba/cifs filesystem from FreeBSD following this guide and I have it working for interactive use, but there is no mention of mounting via fstab. How do I do his? Do I need an nsmbrc file and where would it go?
I...
The theoretical maximum transfer speed for CIFS/SMB on a 1Gbps network is 125MBytes/s, this is a network limit, not a storage bottleneck. So if you're on a gigabit network and are measuring more than that you're doing something wrong and are...
The end of life for Samba 3 was decided by upstream, and it was kept in FreeBSD for a while past then, IIRC. Then some other changes (like devel/tevent) broke the ability to build / use Samba 3 easily (on recent-ish versions of FreeBSD, at...
I have written some max memory values earlier in this thread.
Based on this values I guess both linux and windows 64bit doing some similar thing.
Don't get me wrong. I don't think FreeBSD should have such mechanism to squeeze the last byte out...
Installing to an external USB hard disk is no different to installing it on a local hard disk, you just have to pick the correct device.
On FreeBSD local disks are identified as /dev/adax and external disks are identified as /dev/dax.
Google doesn't support FreeBSD directly when it comes to Chrome, they don't offer binary packages fior Chrome like they do for example Ubuntu and other popular Linux distributions. Chrome is a closed source product and to run it you must get it...
In the beginning, there was FreeBSD, and it was grand!
But getting a working X11-based desktop system setup was a pain, so PC-BSD was born. This was a standard FreeBSD system with a GUI installer and new binary package system for apps. And there...
FreeBSD will always remain FreeBSD, it's handled by the FreeBSD foundation and not going anywhere. Just because some other projects build upon FreeBSD doesn't automatically imply that they're also affecting it.
Anyway, I did some research and I...
I use editors/leafpad and graphics/gimp exclusively to build my websites. I just added a subdomain to mine for Demonica.
It's all valid XHTML and CSS, and if you can read this you can easily read my code. It's handwritten, loads very quickly and...
I took it to mean this abomination which immediately screams FRAMEWORK! or other atrocities of the "modern web".
<div>
<div>
<div>
<p> Hi! This is my web site!</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
EDIT: i didn't add...
I agree 100%. If you look on the code side of web pages it is quite common that you see 2.000+ lines HTML for some very few sentences of information. This is accompanied by some *.js which can hold easily 10.000+ lines each. This state of the art...
This isn't limited to the web. Or this era for that matter. The web is just a reflection of today's society.
(<-- hums Dire Straits - "Money for nothing")
Skip my previous comment, I really need to be a bit more patient and actually read the error messages (so do you by the way ;) ).
Your problem is that you apparently have automake-wrapper installed which is a port that dates back to earlier this...
There are some issues with 11.2 and NVidia. Firstly, it has to be installed from ports for the moment, not packages.
Depending upon your card, you'll either want x11/nvidia-driver or, if it's an older card (you have to hunt around if it's a card...
This is my wireless card:
Card Type: AirPort Extreme (0x14E4, 0x112)
Firmware Version: Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (7.77.37.31.1a9)
Wish it was more specific on the "xx", but since bwi and bwn don't mention anything beyond "g" wireless...
It's vastly superior to pseudo filesystem methods like /proc on Linux and the like. Using pseudo filesystem files for that may sound like a neat idea but under the hood the implementation runs into all kinds of unnecessary issues because you have...
It's vastly superior to pseudo filesystem methods like /proc on Linux and the like. Using pseudo filesystem files for that may sound like a neat idea but under the hood the implementation runs into all kinds of unnecessary issues because you have...
Do you even use FreeBSD? I can't help but wonder if you're not using a derivative. Because FreeBSD itself includes a default file in the base system with one option which allows you to hide other uid's.
/boot/loader.conf ;)
And as far as I know OpenSSL uses crypto and crypto will automatically use aesni if it's available. There should be no need for OpenSSL to "talk" to aesni directly.
The theoretical maximum transfer speed for CIFS/SMB on a 1Gbps network is 125MBytes/s, this is a network limit, not a storage bottleneck. So if you're on a gigabit network and are measuring more than that you're doing something wrong and are...
I know for a fact that the ppp in the base system does in fact work. When I had ADSL, that's what the service provider used to authenticate users. We were also given a free dialup account to use in case the DSL line went down. I had my...
There are quite a few tutorials and many sample configuration files. No one will sue you if you copy their configuration files, you know. ;) With time and patience (and RTFM), you'll learn to understand what every line means and you'll be able to...
Well, the main personality behind OpenBSD is Theo da Raadt. Knowing him, he wouldn't go for the NSA having a backdoor anywhere in OpenBSD. Because of his anal retentive policies dealing with security, OpenBSD is widely regarded and the most...
I'm not sure if CentOS 5 already was able to work with virtio devices. This might be the reason why it's crashing, the CentOS 6 template uses virtio-net and virtio-blk. I would try changing the disk emulation to ahci-hd first.
A pkg-delete will remove everything that was installed with pkg-install unless those files have been modified after installation. What more do you want to delete?
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