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That should be a CPU with various AES, SSE, AVX2, etc instructions. Is crypto/cryptodev loaded? It should be part of the GENERIC kernel, but maybe you have a custom kernel without them...

I had the same thing happen I installed something, forget what it was and pkg uninstalled gnome and everything else. I thought I had a bad drive.

ChatGPT provided me with a solution, believe it or not, as to why my IOCAGE jails weren't starting... After running ifconfig bridge0 and checcking for members, I saw that there weren't any, and needed to run ifconfig bridge0 addm em0 up and...

What CPU does it have?

Not sure if this would solve the problem, but the jail might need allow.sysvipc. allow.sysvipc A process within the jail has access to System V IPC primitives. This is deprecated in favor...

Thinking about it these look like entries created by me accessing facebook or gmail from my main workstation (192.168.1.21) or maybe adds on YouTube. I'm just surprised that there are so many.

ISO not found?

This one? https://github.com/blizzless/blizzless-diiis

That's pretty cool! I prefer having a list on a website copy/paste; this is what I'd do on any computer for desktop-use: pkg install evince-lite filezilla foliate gbrainy gimp keepassxc libreoffice mate-calc ristretto thunar-archive-plugin...

I can confirm that the below command seemed to reinstall all of the packages from the other FreeBSD installation living on a completely different hard drive. xargs pkg install -y < package_list.txt

Might be at-discretion, but what's the limit? You can get the client files officially (if you own it, you authenticate through Bnet and download through their launcher) Server is FOSS code (if it's public on GitHub it's probably not blantant...

Diablo 3's fun; I like this build that lets me jump around lazer-shock obliterating everything :p View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32R1bMfjkSI I was trying to get D3 in Simplified Chinese, and ended up spending some hours...

They are completely different designs. 1. I use a toml format because I found the ports tree makefile to complex. Mine ports.toml name = "expat" version = "2.7.3" summary = "XML 1.0 parser" license = "MIT" deps = [] [src] type = "url" url =...

Thanks for trying to be my protector ;) but I’ve been around a long time and I’m more than capable of handling anyone who wants to give me a hard time.

The default visual style reflects what "I" can comfortably design while still finding it visually pleasing, but the UI is fully theme-able. The toolkit is designed around a core engine that provides primitive building blocks, images, text...

Relax you’re fine. If I could offer some advice: embrace diversity in all its forms, lead with kindness, and reject gatekeeping and elitism.

I don’t see a problem here, and I fully understand that this is a close-knit community I’ve been a member since 2011. What I don’t understand is the notion that someone isn’t allowed to discuss a new or unconventional idea unless they’ve been...

For the past 14 years, I’ve been teaching myself how to build a GUI toolkit in C++. My dream has always been to be the first to bring a bsd licensed gui toolkit and desktop environment to freebsd built from scratch. I was even featured on...

User keiran just joined yesterday and that remark was his first post which makes one want to ask some questions about user keiran. Don't let it bother you.

Just an update for those interested. I've been emailing with the maintainer, they have an as yet untested patch and package, which I'll test by the weekend. They've filed a bug as it turns out this has to do C23 _WIDTH macros, which is WAYYYY...

User keiran just joined yesterday and that remark was his first post which makes one want to ask some questions about user keiran. Don't let it bother you.

Here is a code example and couple of screenshots of the graphics2d module. #include <graphics2d/color.h> #include <graphics2d/font.h> #include <graphics2d/image.h> #include <graphics2d/paint.h> #include <graphics2d/painter.h> #include...

Its covered here: - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2023/08/18/freebsd-bhyve-virtualization/

I should also mention you don't need to even install this, I use it like vcpkg https://vcpkg.io/en/ locally in my project as thirdparty/ deps

Running it in bhyve should work, have you taken a look at: https://wiki.freebsd.org/bhyve/Windows ?

Right now by default there is one shared profile for the whole system, you can run a single global profile or separate per‑user profiles. A shared base + per‑user overlay is something I can add later if needed, but it’s not required to make...

You want to change the installed software based upon some profile? If you plan to do this on a per-user basis we need some explaination how this shall fly in a Multi-User system.

profile/current/bin/ profile/current/include/ profile/current/lib/

The easiest path to performance is probably a good chunky AMD card that is supported by the FreeBSD drivers.

pkgs/ This is where the actual ports files are stored. pkgs/expat/ Each version of a port gets its own version dir. pkgs/expat/version.toml current is built by default, future is the next os version and last is the previous os version 13...

Electron is a conspiracy by the CPU manufacturers to buy EPYC and Xeon MP systems.

Why do I get so many entries in my log from facebook, whatsapp, google and youtube in my log?

ZFS ARC is not an exact science. At least to me. I recommend asking on the #openzfs IRC channel. Fine people there.

Is there any way to set up logging so that only logging from one host is recorded?

This is a new package tool and ports system I’m working on. I started building it because I needed a specific set of packages that aren’t available in the FreeBSD ports tree, and one of the core libraries I rely on, skia is packaged incorrectly...

I can run random ollama models on my AMD laptop with integrated GPU just fine. It's just a little slow. The trick is to get CUDA to run for Linuxulator programs. Some managed.

Thank you for the kind words, would you like to be a beta tester?

Ahh thank you so much, I wish my teen children thought I was really cool still!! I hear china has really good food. Yes freebsd is very interesting, I really like how its one unified core system instead of various parts put together to build a os...

The default visual style reflects what "I" can comfortably design while still finding it visually pleasing, but the UI is fully theme-able. The toolkit is designed around a core engine that provides primitive building blocks, images, text...

You are right, and I am fully aware of that, but looking at what this thread is about in its very core, I didn't want to dive into details too deep. My main intension here were to convince the OP - build trust in - BU are not very important, but...

Electron ports require too much patience and power to maintain I think. Electron is such a beast that my machine could build it in over 10 hours and even maybe not. Also I don't know how to include the npm dependencies into the port, I guess you...

misc/claude-code? Don't know if it contains everything you need, but it should definitely get you going.

It’s built from scratch using wlroots, Vulkan, Skia https://skia.org/docs/ , and Yoga https://github.com/facebook/yoga.

Regarding your first observation. The Foundation has around 20 contractors with expertise in specific areas that fill critical gaps that volunteers aren't able to fill. So, you'll see in the pie chart on the budget page that over 66% (going by...

That would be the "proper" way, yes. Using src.conf you can disable/remove various parts of the base OS, then building your own custom pkgbase packages.

What MTA does it use? You might have a /etc/newsyslog.conf entry and another in /usr/local/etc/newsyslog.conf.d/ (intended for some other MTA) and they're both trying to manage /var/log/maillog.

Nothing special, just installing Electron from ports, then downloading the last release of Joplin from their Github (sources). Then I was following the procedure that I found here solving the problems with npm packages (OK, I used yarn and not...

Interestingly, "Joplin" is the name of the main town near where I grew up. No relation to the musician Scott Joplin, from whom this app is named. The name alone, and the fact that people have been able to get it running on FreeBSD has piqued my...

Yes, the great news since Podman and OCI containers is now we can release FreeBSD based containers, not Linux anymore.

My use for locking packages is a little different. Against the advise of most, I do mix packages and ports, mainly to get rid of pulseaudio in some of the multimedia programs I use, This is a scenario that poudriere is designed to address, and I...