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One thing to check is if you need 3.3v or 5v. Usually it is the former. You generally have 3 popular chips: Prolific FTDI ch340 I use these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/AYMBH-Converter-PL2303HX-Supports-Compatible-Black/dp/B0DKWWS7GM...

SirDice Was the upgrader supposed to disable it? What am I missing out on by disabling it?

Our base clang is pretty good with standards (we were a little behind when using our old 4.x gcc). You can specify via the -std=c++11 flag. You can find a list of supported standards in the manpage. 17 is supported and that is where the "cutting...

Anything in `dmesg`?

Bad copy from an old rc.conf to another ...

My eyes always glaze over when I look at the output of netstat -r. This 'advanced networking' stuff has always been a tough nut for me to crack, but I guess it's time to give it a go. Am I correct in needing this on my server...

After bricking my router, I'm quickly trying to hack together a means of providing Internet access to my small LAN so have never deeply delved into how a router provides various paths. At the moment I have my main server set up statically as...

That LSI card will do the trick, but make sure you can all the required cables. The 9200 will have increased power consumption, though. As sko says, better get a 9300 variant. You should run the controller in JBOD mode, leaving the "raiding" to...

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You are basically screwed. I haven't looked into transporting the actual code to read such an array into the bootloader yet.

I never use that WYSIWYG editor, always type the BBCode myself. Much better control and way easier to use. It's become such a second nature for me I even use them in emails at $DAYJOB (where they don't work). I just automatically enter them.

Assuming I'm not the only one seeing this (in Firefox), still many of of the editors options break the line. One gets tired of constantly correcting them or having to manually set the BBCode, which is time-consuming. Original: testing the...

I thought that maybe someone had already put something together....

Solved. /tmp was too small. Works now Thanks all

A web interface would be nice ;)

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This is a direct consequence of this: BUILD_DEPENDS= nspr>=4.32:devel/nspr \ nss>=3.117:security/nss \ icu>=76.1:devel/icu \ <----- This pulls in devel/icu libevent>=2.1.8:devel/libevent \...

It's "REQUIRED READING", you get pointed to it when you sign up. It's plastered all over. When I edit posts (which I have to do a LOT) I point to the formatting guidelines. But it's the same as license agreements, very few people read them and...

The port seems to have a specific entry for finding ICU. # work around bindgen not finding ICU, e.g. # dist/include/mozilla/intl/ICU4CGlue.h:8:10: fatal error: 'unicode/uenum.h' file not found, err: true CONFIGURE_ENV+=...

Yes.

I have been a satisfied user of pfSense in the past but am currently in a situation where I need some of the basic functionality of pfSense but need to include it in an installed version of FreeBSD. Can anyone suggest what additional pkgs I need...

You could open a problem report ( https://bugs.freebsd.org ). Adding support for this device could be as simple as inserting a line of code to identify the device into the driver's source code.

These information don't add up. ls -ld foo and getfacl foo on the client show different "owner" and "group" ( user:wheel , root:root ). Also, why is the ACLs information of "foo" in POSIX.1e and not nfsv4acls [1] ( mount "acls" ), despite being...

I suspected something like that. 14.3-RELEASE added an extra repository, that's still enabled. echo "FreeBSD-kmods: { enabled: no }" >> /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/FreeBSD.conf

Look at the files in /rescue, that's a similar environment as busybox. There's basically only one real executable in there, all the others are hardlinks to the same file.

You did a shutdown without any options, so it dropped to single user mode. When run without options, the shutdown utility will place the system into single user mode at the time specified. shutdown -h now will shutdown and...

I know ... This is also my impression. For now I am stuck

jsm are you aware of https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/to-plasma-wayland-users.99998/post-725711 ? It looks suspiciously a similar issue to me.

Ok my situation is completely different then. Using sddm (latest available in the repos) when I try switching from the GUI to a tty everything seems to hang, starting from the mouse pointer. I don't even get to see a tty. However, I'm sure that...

First of all, I'm aware that FreeBSD is not like GNU/Linux and it delievers both kernel and user space in one unified base, but I also am aware of past projects such as Debian GNU/kFreeBSD which used FreeBSD's kernel and made it the kernel for a...

Do other region DVDs work?

The uplcom man page lists several makes and models of USB-to-serial adapters based upon various Prolific chipsets. I have a Prolific cable and it works well with FreeBSD.

Any suggestions on what to look out for in buying a USB to RS232 connector? I've just bricked a router and someone suggested I may be able to see what is going on if I can set up a serial connection.

on all arm boards there is 0 support for wifi and bluetooth. there is no gpu support except of panfrost but even that sucks because of no iommu support a lot of the drivers are half-assed and there is a good chance they work only on the device...

You are right - I just tested mounting with '-t ext2fs' argument does everything necessary automagically.

IIRC, it was also working with the WiFi. This thread may help: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/realtek-re-kmod-not-included-no-network.100009/

Hi, looking towards the bwn manpage (Broadcom wifi driver), it looks like BCM4313 isn't listed. IIRC, our old (now dead) laptop had that wifi card as well, had to replace it with an atheros one (my choice). You can also test things out without...

There is support for Broadcom BCM43xx based PCI/CardBus by bwn, your device might have a problem with the device ID. Without the correct device ID the driver won't attach to the device. I'm not familiar with "lspci". Does "Device 051a"...

I'm not familiar with the patch but as I use sddm I assume that it won't help in my case, would it?

Basically it is copy and paste from kernel to bootloader of code needed for read operations. Nobody picked the code for raidz expansion yet. Did you actually expand your pool?

Even if I do not intend to read *.core files, I still want to see them, because they show something is malfunctioning. So I send all the *.core files to a common place where I can find them, like so (in /etc/sysctl.conf)...

Which device? PCI ( pciconf -lv | grep -B 4 network ) or USB ( usbconfig -d <ugen* unit.addr e.g. 0.2> dump_device_desc | grep 'id[Vendor|Product]' )? If a mobile smartphone (with a data plan) is available, use the USB tethering function to...

This is a great suggestion. I did not think of simply using an adapter. I was able to resolve all issues shortly after. Thank you for all of your replies. At the time I made the post I was tired and frustrated but now that the solution ended up...

Thanks a lot for the info and testing it. I tested this out again with the modified script and can't seem to reproduce it either. No ttys wasn't modified. It's probably a mistake from my side or I messed something up earlier and ended up in a...

No need for 3rd party applications. A loadable ext2fs kernel module (“ext2/ext3/ext4 file system”) is available on the system.

1. Removed the file in /usr/local/etc/pkg/. Won't work. 2. Installed new version of pkg through ports. Won't work either. That was not my first choice but I think I will use pkgbasify

Access control lists (ACLs) appear to have been configured for the "foo" directory. ("+") . What does getfacl foo show?

Good idea! Running fstyp /dev/md0s1 fstyp /dev/md0s2 should show you that necessary bit for the puzzle.

Maybe fstyp can help recognize them.

I think you should see md0s1 and md0s2 files in your /dev directory, so basically you need mount -t xxx /dev/md0s1 /image1 mount -t xxx /dev/md0s2 /image2 and copying content of /image1 and /image2 directory as you see fit. The hard part is...