Aww, those poor little sweethearts have never had to do cross platform development before. They just call into a "clever" C library (through various bindings) that does this difficult work for them.
So its fair that they wouldn't know or...
I think "vibe coding" generally means using AI to create an app, without touching code. You interact with the AI and it writes, builds, tests, and does everything else (these days it can also deploy, debug, and a lot more).
IME the generated...
Well the problem is your workstations have their own root, and then you remote mount the server root to /net.
When the same workstation does PXE boot, it doesn't have root, and it will mount that export to its root.
Therefore you have server...
except that happens all the way at the end of startup, so you'll start network services without having network and they'll be very sad about that. what possible reason do you have for not configuring your DHCP server statically?
I was just trying to found out how to set up an rc.conf for a specific host. Don't know where to find an example. I thought there would be something in the file referenced in the manpage but it doesn't exist.
The diskless manpage admits that at the end.
I think it's not really clear. It seems to miss the TFTP server requirement but it does mention it. Also, the text doesn't identify itself really good. It's about PXE-booting. Why is it called...
When watching YouTube videos I am unable to get the same max volume as I do listen to music.
Can someone explain if this is normal behaviour or if I can change things?
I've always stayed away from messing with sound controls and have left...
According to diskless:-
I don't have anything in this directory /usr/share/examples/diskless/
I'm running FreeBSD 15.0. Should I expect to have something in this directory?
Thank you all for your suggestions. The solution above is only for tcsh, but I use sh as my shell.
I made a simple patch for man, where introduced an additional environment variable, that can decrease the resulting screen width, when MANWIDTH...
I have this in my global 'common.tcshrc' sourced in all my $HOME/.cshrc for [man
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Manual page settings...
In my homelab I have /etc/exports with
/ -mapall="root
and all my workstations mount this to /net. I'm sure it's bad practice but it's my playground.
The problem is that I have just discovered that if I boot a computer diskelessly it uses the...
I always think of slide rules as the assembly language of math. There are all these special quirks, like if you want the sine, but it's a really small angle, you use the SRT scale instead of the S scale, and on some scales, if the angle is...
The most expensive computer I ever bought.
The last time I got it working was by giving it a sharp slap on the top like you needed to do with old TV sets.
It's another in my queue for reviving.
Hi SirDice
I have same requirement and tested as follows in /bin/sh
Test 1:# export PACKAGESITE='NOTEXIST'
# pkg bootstrap
# pkg upgrade --dry-run zip
Test 2: env PACKAGESITE=NOTEXIST pkg bootstrap
# pkg upgrade --dry-run zip
But both not any...
It's not foolish at all to stick to some installation and make it do what you want. It is how you learn. Nothing is learned from constantly reinstalling on the first difficulty.
Learn rsync is my recommendation.
If you wanted to run a script two minutes later after bootup you could do a /etc/rc.local script to assist.
sleep 120
ifconfig em0 up
sleep 10
dhclient em0
ARP/MAC level to simplify, call it wire. Everything that is wired on the local Ethernet will get the broadcast packet from the switch, generated by that dhclient.
No, the system networking stack doesn't spread this request. The dhclient, like...
The setup is quite straightforward, nothing fancy.
I have a dhcp server which works and it has a static IP address. I'm trying figure out if it can have a dynamic IP address provided by the server it is running on.
A static IP address can be...
Dhclient sends a request on UDP to everything that's connected on ARP/MAC level? So, the system networking stack spreads a DHCP request to everything that's known as networking device, as I understand, (I'm only slightly aware of the 90's TCP...
After checking /var/log/daemon on my DHCP server I find very strange results which I cannot explain. Maybe someone else can.
I recently ran iocage start xxx on my ThinkPad X61 (192.168.1.28)on which I created two jails but an unable to start...
Just to add to mer's description, the UDP does not require a TCP/IP state machine, so the port can be actually unconfigured as it is prior to DHCP client's task.
The dhclient will fail if it cannot open a raw packet connection.
I have trouble...
mer the dhcpd's interface binding is from rc.conf, as the daemon opens the raw socket. I don't think it is necessary to have IP on this interface, and dhcpd will not perform any sort of checks to see whether its subnet definition matches the...
DHCP conversation is started by a client. Inital packet is broadcast, basically raw IP (UDP) sent to 255.255.255.255 usually port 67. A DHCP server is listening on that port and sends back a reply.
So in theory if you have a listener on port 67...
I have this in my global 'common.tcshrc' sourced in all my $HOME/.cshrc for [man
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Manual page settings...
Just curious. What kind of signal does dhclient send to what if there's no TCP/IP network at all? Does 1 device with a MAC-address somehow get priority to send hardware-layer signals with?
If you create a bridge or tap device and give it an ip...
DHCP is a Layer 2 service thus below IP, runs on a raw network interface, and actually doesn't need any IP address assigned to that interface at all to operate.
Yes it is possible. Understand that it is the MAC address that is king in the...
DHCP is a Layer 2 service thus below IP, runs on a raw network interface, and actually doesn't need any IP address assigned to that interface at all to operate.
Yes it is possible. Understand that it is the MAC address that is king in the...
I think you need to have at least 1 network interface up, and the (local) DHCP client must assume this is the network to expect a DHCP server on.
Not sure, though. I kind of never tried this situation. Even a softrouter has its ip and gateway...
PMTU discovery uses the do not fragment bit in the TCP header. A router will return ICMP needfrag if a packet is too big. Unfortunately too many sites take M$'s advice to block all ICMP (there is some history to M$'s recommendation). This causes...
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