Still, he is not allowed within 200m of that sheep farm. ;)
Building and installing libdvdcss does half the work. Some programms are loading it itself, I think vlc is one of them.
Or you need to build that one as well.
Did you try that?
On the fly I couldn't think of anything that might limit the number of concurrent connections, let alone any arbitrary limits that need to be adjusted.
You might want to use tcp fastopen (see the various net.inet.tcp.fastopen...
Sony (PlayStation is not a company) doesn't directly contribute to the FreeBSD development, Nintendo doesn't use FreeBSD at all. You really ought to be familiar with the subject you want to criticize, which is not the case now.
Thanks, that worked for me, at least to get past the first error. For the sake of others, I used the file /usr/bin/make in the 12.4 bootonly ISO XZ. chown root:wheel and chmod 555 once in place.
Of course then it failed because pkg now uses a...
Update: I lucked out and solved the problem for the moment, though I still don't understand it.
So, I had snapshots of r/vmfsA and r/vmfsB that I thought were inconsequential:
# zfs list -t snapshot | grep vmfs
NAME...
Thanks for that, I always assumed it was a binary. Looked a little deeper, apparently, they have changed the default shell to sh, switched back to csh and now I feel more at home.
Forgive me if I have missed some recent change but as a long time FreeBSD user setenv is pretty important and seems to be missing from an install of 14.0 I just completed. What I find stranger is that .cshrc references setenv numerous times which...
Thanks. It'll be useful to capture output at a time when a process is identifiable.
So, please re-run the command at an appropriate time.
I should not leave it running constantly (in my case, doing so impacts performance; YMMV).
They are ... but didn't see that on here so far? 😉
I personally very much dislike C++, because I think it has some unfixable design flaws from the very beginning ... but that's a different topic.
What's left is: There's certainly a place for...
I am still disgusted that in almost 30 years no-one ever made proper strides to get a C or C++ compiler to emit bytecode to target the JVM.
We had it for .NET IL, WebAssembly/ASM.js/JS, even Flash bytecode.
I've seen people use a coding standard of "pass everything as a void* and cast inside the function because it avoids compiler warnings". Yeah, pain in the butt to debug but hey, debugging is easier than fixing compiler warnings, no?
Yes - only suspend,resume. To be more specific I have a (large) instance of chromium and another browser running some jupyter notebooks (among other things in the background tabs) .... besides that a few terminals open, not doing much at all...
They're doing it, most likely because Linux offered them money to do it. People also think Linux is great, so they may ask for them to make their product in Linux. People don't know that structurally, FreeBSD is better.
Also, since they made...
This is 14.0-RELEASE-p5.
I have a pool with ample free space:
# zpool list r
NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CKPOINT EXPANDSZ FRAG CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT
r 3.48T 2.21T 1.27T - - 47% 63% 1.00x ONLINE -...
I think they will mess around and find out that Linux is not less work than FreeBSD was 😩. Just because Linux seems to be very popular, and able to support a wider variety of hardware than BSD, that does not mean that complexity of maintenance...
Can anyone post a working example of a vm configuration booting from a ZVOL device as primary disk. Let's say I create it like this: zfs create -sV 100G -o volmode=dev "mypool/vm/myvm/disk0", how do I expose it in my vm configuration file...
Yes, you are correct. You can over-provision sparse ZVOLs and build the pool up afterwards.
I think you just need -V 5t without the 'b' in the create command although ZFS may just ignore the b.
I would like to create a zvol on my one pool which will be used with iSCSI and a Windows 8 client. The only problem is that I am not sure what to make the size of the zvol. Currently the pool has 1TB of disk space (of which 800GB is free) but I...
Should iXsystems completely hop on the Linux/k3s/docker bandwagon and betray the very community that gave them shoulders to stand on; another BSD/ZFS-based alternative will come about.
Sony (PlayStation is not a company) doesn't directly contribute to the FreeBSD development, Nintendo doesn't use FreeBSD at all. You really ought to be familiar with the subject you want to criticize, which is not the case now.
I like it more than linux, as its well thought and If I want to do something there is a standard way to do it and its in the manual not in some obsecure forum post.
using FreeBSD 14.p5 on Thinkpad x270
I have also many devices with fedora and...
Medical doctor doing some research. I'm using R, some scripts in Perl and g95.
My first private driver was an old Mac, then I've moved to win98 since everybody was using win at that time. My old professor was using an old Sun...I was kind of...
I've been on linux desktop for about 20 years, on and off. Mostly rolling distros. I have a renewed interest in security (a friend recommended freeBSD). When I noticed that ZFS can do snapshops, a lot of opportunities came to my mind for a...
I still daily drive Linux, but I now also use FreeBSD, for now just on VMs but I plan to install it on bare metal.
FreeBSD does many things better than Linux systems:
Better packaging system compared to the most popular Linux package managers...
Built-in ZFS, Jails, NFSv4 ACL support in ZFS and Samba, the impressive software package collection, and the amazing developers are what really keep me on FreeBSD. I run it on an aging Intel S3420GPLC server and FreeBSD runs rock-solid.
ZFS is...
I came to FreeBSD a few years back after having used Funtoo for many years and Gentoo before that. What attracted me to FreeBSD was:
1. documentation
2. community / forums
3. the whole OS, it is complete
While getting marginally better...
In freebsd 14.0-RELEASE, I have the root partition labeled with glabel as d0.root.
When I put it in the fstab as
/dev/label/d0.root1 / ufs rw 1 1
It cannot boot and loader fails to mount it.
It drops to the loader prompt...
Yea, you appear to be right. 5 seconds is what I am seeing as being the time when it consistently reports the correct disk usage. I have not found how to change txg timeout. I tried
zfs set txg.timeout=2 data
for testing, but it says...
I know this is a slightly older post so my apologies for resurrecting it. However, I've updated the Purplehat guide recently in order to pick up the slack for the older software that was used in the previous guide. Perhaps this will help to solve...
I do remember the old joke about the guy who works on Windows copy dialogs on the phone with his wife, "I'll be home for dinner in 10 minutes..no, make that 5 minutes--no, make that two hours"
I also vaguely remember an old Linux from Scratch...
So it seems that things like Discord and Google Meet for whatever reason trigger an instant system reboot on my FreeBSD 14.0-RELEASE. And by "instant" I mean like an unprompted power cycle. Can't seem to find any interesting crash logs of the...
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