That's why you should put system output, configuration files, etc. inside a ... block. First it'll look nicer because it will use a monospaced font, and second it'll prevent the forum software from trying to interpret emoticons, URLs and whatnot...
Not long ago, FreeBSD got a chance with the help of the GSoC2025 (I tested and it worked), however, it does not seem that FreeBSD project is interested in profiting from this work.
Your main problem ZioMario is the fact you don't see that it's you who is wrong, it's you who did wrong. It's you who screwed up.
If you don't see it it's very likely you'll fall for this again in the future ..
I'm no expert, and I use an entirely different NIC to you (iwlwifi0, which has it's own issues), but one issue I have is that my laptop ALWAYS connects to the 2.4GHz channels (usually channel 11) and is very, very slow. If I disable the 2.4GHz...
Your "firstboot" scripts component "xinit" complains about not finding a library when tested in a 14.3-RELEASE VM. Works fine when setting the script to be executed in a later stage (REQUIRE: FILESYSTEMS nfsd).
But why start an entire Xorg...
I am starting again from scratch on a new installation of FreeBSD 14.3.
I have just installed the latest emacs, although I surprised it created a ~/.emacs.d albeit empty rather than a ~/.config/emacs.
Then I followed the instructions at...
It's complicated.
OBD and OBD2 is both a connector standard (the two-row connector, about 1.5 x 3cm, with about 20 pins), and a protocol standard. Some of the pins in the OBD connector are CAN bus protocol, with the standard IEEE-something...
See nuageinit(7):
However, it's only created when no user is specified or "default" is specified as the entry in the "users" parameter. The example from the man page (excerpt):
...
users:
- default
- name: user...
Good news for those who use VirtualBox on Windows (host) and FreeBSD (guest). The FreeBSD VM has never given me any problems when used as a desktop (LightDM + XFCE), and now I can use the virtual consoles (Ctrl+Alt+Fn) and return to the desktop...
Can anyone suggest how I can use a shell variable in a heredoc when I want to use a base variable ($abc) but append varying values to it as in:
part="abc"
cat <<EOF >list
$part123
$part456
EOF
I want list to contain:-
abc123
abc456
....but...
I'm using Doom Emacs. I updated everything rightnow, and I have no problems, except this long-standing problem: I had to disable "company-mode" because it is pausing too much.
With emacs ---debug-init you can inspect the point where eventually...
The Affinity programs have moved to a Freemium model, the basic programs don't cost anything anymore. Would be interesting to know whether they work in Wine.
It's complicated.
OBD and OBD2 is both a connector standard (the two-row connector, about 1.5 x 3cm, with about 20 pins), and a protocol standard. Some of the pins in the OBD connector are CAN bus protocol, with the standard IEEE-something...
Out of nowhere, I'm now getting these messages. Any ideas how to fix this?
Synth repository update completed. 231 packages processed.
All repositories are up to date.
Checking for upgrades (134 candidates): 2%
pkg: aspell: duplicate dependency...
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Consider this when replying.
The fifth BETA build for the FreeBSD 15.0 release cycle is now available. ISO images for the amd64, armv7, aarch64, powerpc64, powerpc64le, and riscv64 architectures are FreeBSD mirror sites...
I have just reinstalled Doom Emacs after upgrading to the latest Emacs and have problems making anything work (not that I ever managed to get familiar with the system).
I get 'SPC .' is undefined. whereas many documents suggest that this should...
If it wasn't aalready default the correct way is
PATH to /usr/local/bin # not /usr/local
LD_LIBRARY_PATH to /usr/local/lib
But it is default anyway on FreeBSD.
Hehe, thanks for the advice. I agree with you.
But, For the first time, I touched FreeBSD ca. ... hmm 1998 or so and was always with IPFW, if any :D so IPFW forever :D
I couldn't find a periodic cronjob that can delete .core files on my system. There are ways to prevent dumping of .core files, though. I use kern.corefile=/dev/null in /etc/sysctl.conf.
I couldn't find a periodic cronjob that can delete .core files on my system. There are ways to prevent dumping of .core files, though. I use kern.corefile=/dev/null in /etc/sysctl.conf.
No it didn't work because I could not see anything related to secure boot in my BIOS.
I am using a ThinkPad W520. Maybe I need to do a BIOS upgrade.
I have no idea how to do a screenshot of my BIOS options.
I have numerous *.core files all over my system and have no intention of looking at them since I have no idea what to look for.
For some reason I believed that PERIODIC deleted them after some period.
Do I understand this correctly? And if so...
There have been a lot of WiFi improvements since 13.1. And, improvements to Arm64 support. Recommend you install 14.3. There have been a lot of improvements in rtwn(4) since then.
End of life and not supported since July 2023. I suggest you go with 14.3 or try the soon to be finalized and released 15.0.
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/topics-about-unsupported-freebsd-versions.40469/...
I'm glad you found a solution.
Just as an alternative for others passing by... in these kind of situations I've preferred to leverage local unbound instances overriding the domain names with internal addresses. If you use unbound's view...
Ok, for anyone wondering you need to do the following:
create user-data file:
#cloud-config
users:
- name: freebsd
ssh-authorized-keys:
- ssh-ed25519 your-key-here me@localhost
sudo: ['ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL']
shell...
No idea if this helps anyone, but I see that on my 14.3-RELEASE-p5 I also have no no man page for rlogin. I don't know if any others are missing. I can't remember running man something and having no man page, but if it did
happen, I've quite...
I've found (from web searching, so no guarantee that it's correct), that the following should be set to false. Not all of them are by default, even in Librewolf.
browser.ml.enable
browser.ml.chat.enabled
browser.ml.chat.page...
Cloud-init image does indeed react to SSH but I can't figure out the default user. root/root or freebsd/freebsd doesn't work. No password doesn't work either.
Originally I installed XFCE as my first GUI and found it had too many things I didn't want.
Eventually I came across LXDE and have been using it for a number of years, and I like it because it is minimalist.
I could never get to grips with...
LXDE is unmaintained I think. I previously used mirage and it fell out of ports. It was LXDE image viewer.
I suggest you learn OpenBox. I am pretty sure LXDE is an offshoot. OpenBox is super simple but less structured.
Add packages tint2 and...
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