It is a shell script written by vermaden that mimics lsblk from Linux indeed but made for our FreeBSD usage, so it is reliable, at least it has been for me since I use it.
bochard
Opening an issue on the github repo to ask your question...
Your pkg executable seems to originate from 11.x and your custom kernel lacks the COMPAT_FREEBSD11 option. Without that option there's no backwards compatibility. Either add COMPAT_FREEBSD11 or use a pkg that's been built for 12.0.
Well, rraj has HD Graphics 5500, so all that is needed is
su -
pkg install drm-kmod
pw groupmod video -m <username>
sysrc kld_list+="i915kms"
shutdown -r now
then startx (without /etc/X11/xorg.conf, move it somewhere, rename it...
I used Amiga for years. But since my last A1200 with Blizzard 1240 died, i only use Emulation. WinUAE on my Laptop, Later FS-UAE on Linux and now FreeBSD. But i gave up FS-UAE and use now Amiberry on my FreeBSD PC. With the recent AmigaOS 3.2.3.
Maybe the IBM PS/2. I grew up on IBM's, but not sure if that's the model I used at home. By the mid 90's, around the time of the Pentium, the brand went away for home PC's. I wondered where it went. The company was still successful, just in other...
You misunderstood me.
I write all scripts in POSIX /bin/sh - and all UNIX scripts are meant to be written this way.
FreeBSD also comes with CSH/TCSH - does anyone write shell scripts in them? Mostly no because its useless.
ZSH is a POSIX...
We can debate about strategy, and in principle I agree that mv foo.bar foo.bar.orig is safer than rm foo.bar, but I can't remember any more on which version back I had xorg.conf anywhere, especially not in the /etc/X11/ dir.
I only have few...
Had plenty of not-so-harmless viruses too. At some point I got so fed up with it I wrote my own virusscanner that was able to detect and remove 5 different viruses. A few I still remember "Lamer Exterminator" (survived a reset and 'encrypted' its...
Quoting from Chapter 5. The X Window System, 5.5.1.
Please, note /usr/local/etc/X11/ and not /etc/X11/
That's why I said that /etc/X11/xorg.conf should be removed, especially because it's failing on the first line.
We well get much clearer...
Please be a bit more specific. If you mean the libc.so, that does not live in 'include' anyway. And if it was missing, the system would not boot up at all.
PS:
I removed the double post from the mod queue, please read the sign up mail for details.
Not surprising at all. This wasn't a major change and the old struts were still available to be implemented and tested.
From what i see don't even expect penalties on the performance size but I'll leave it at when Michael will chime in...
Run this to sign your bootloader:
cd /boot && sh /usr/share/examples/uefisign/uefikeys testcert && uefisign -c testcert.pem -k testcert.key -o signed-binary loader.efi
Then open your BIOS and follow whatever chain of clicks to enroll loader.efi...
You misunderstood me.
I write all scripts in POSIX /bin/sh - and all UNIX scripts are meant to be written this way.
FreeBSD also comes with CSH/TCSH - does anyone write shell scripts in them? Mostly no because its useless.
ZSH is a POSIX...
I'm not sure about that. Swift, even though open source, is meant for Macs and i products.
It makes development licensing cheaper for developers or students. A lot of programs in Swift use the closed source Cocoa framework. One way it works is...
For it, I want XLibre to switch to USES with Mk/bsd.default-versions.mk way.
(I think it is an improved way of what's done on switching from XFree86 to Xorg.)
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to share a quick tip for anyone running into this issue on FreeBSD 14.3, especially on Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P motherboards..
Problem:
When running FreeBSD 14.3 in UEFI mode, poweroff (or shutdown -p now) would stop the...
Hi,
Thanks for pointing that out!
Sorry for the duplicate post — I really thought I was sharing something useful for others who might hit the same issue on FreeBSD 14.3.
At least now there is another confirmation that hw.efi.poweroff="0" solves...
@vmisev
I did what you told me, fixed /etc/fstab; included kld_list="... in rc.conf.
Creating a directory "mkdir /compat/linux/tmp", verifing permissions for such a directory tmp, they are all right.
Creating directory /compat/linux/dev/shm...
I can't talk about English translations, I read "Solaris" in Serbian translation so long ago (in my early teens ~'83/'84) that I can't clearly remember, but I'm almost positive that this dialogue was included, if for nothing else, just by how...
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