I think it has a commercial problem. If your prompt-service actually provides constructive information that has a market value, you're giving away profit.
That sure is possible in bhyve (example options: 34.10.1. Setting Up the PXE Environment, 34.10.2. Configuring the DHCP Server ).
I was able to run a PXE / dhcp server and clients, but since sysutils/edk2 (amd64) was upgraded [1] from version...
That sure is possible in bhyve (example options: 34.10.1. Setting Up the PXE Environment, 34.10.2. Configuring the DHCP Server ).
I was able to run a PXE / dhcp server and clients, but since sysutils/edk2 (amd64) was upgraded [1] from version...
And if you can, consider installing a UPS. Even the most basic ones will give you enough time to save whatever you're currently working on, shut down the machine properly and some more. They will also protect you from power surges.
Today I had some time available and tried again to solve the boot problem. Finally I was able to create an sdcard to automatically boot from a different drive.So it will boot from the sdcard as USB (as drive C) and during boot stage 2 (boot2) it...
Hi all,
I just started using sysutils/iocage to manage my jails. So far so good, networking is fine, I get an IPv4 and IPv6 address, I can resolve DNS queries with a local_unbound service on my host, everyone's happy. However, running jails that...
Please remove those, in particular if_iwm0_load=YES".
According to the attached image you provided, the PCI wifi device is a Intel Cannon Point-LP CNVi [Wireless-AC] (PCI vendor/device ID 8086:9df0).
This adapter apparently requires the...
POSIX.1 already said, but but to slightly elaborate, you can run, for example
wpa -ddd -i <interfacename> -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
For example:
wpa -ddd -i wlan0 -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
The extra d's give you more debugging...
Technically, if a machine has ever booted Windows with malware you cannot use it for secure computing under any OS ever again.
There are way too many places to compromise firmware in a modern computer.
Why buy new RAM when billions of PCs are being decommissioned due to Windows 11 requirements?
I recently purchased four HP EliteDesk 800 G3 Minis, each equipped with a 7th-gen Intel Core i5-7500, 16 GB of RAM, and a 500 GB SSD for $100 USD total...
SOAP looks complicated - like it was designed by committee. However, there are code generators that turn a SOAP schema into classes in your language of choice.
REST started as one person's idea that became refined over time. It was easier to...
That's still no reason to post AI slop on a forum.
And we will see how many of the maintainers of the affected software will agree that these bug reports are valuable.
Before even thinking of installing FreeBSD you should check if it can run on your hardware:
https://www.freebsd.org/releases/15.0R/hardware/
FreeBSD is not good with the latest notebooks. Expect loss of functionality.
There are many things to try to exclude possible causes.
Power-off still doesn't work without anything except / mounted? This means it's not a storage device having trouble.
What happens after the physical shutdown button? In case no power-off...
Hi everybody 👋 I'm just getting serious about switching to FreeBSD. :)
It's funny, it doesn't feel like I chose it as much as my path led here. It just makes sense for me to move to FreeBSD.
It's not my first experience with FreeBSD either. I...
I am aware, I didn't realize your rant-y post was about signing up; I thought you ranted about posting bugs via email. My mistake.
Also, my comment was not aimed at you specifically, it was aimed at any reader of this thread that might think that...
Benny Siegert, a well known NetBSD developer, gives some reasons why in his opinion Rust will never make it into the NetBSD kernel:
First of all: I’m not so sure that Rust in the kernel would have been chosen to cater to a younger developer...
A very safe solution is to install FreeBSD to a USB stick and boot from it. This will be slow at first but if you also have access to a fast disk parttion, you can move things to it and limit access to the storage on the original bootdevice to...
Windows can access the FreeBSD disk.
But if the FreeBSD filesystem is encrypted at rest it would be annoying to get into that. You'd have to manipulate the FreeBSD OS to log the key for the encrypted filesystem somewhere. This is not what...
Hi T-Daemon
Thank you for your reply. That's clear now:
What I did is:
make buildkernel
pkg unregister FreeBSD-kernel-generic-15.0
make installkernel DESTDIR=/
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Cédric
There are many things to try to exclude possible causes.
Power-off still doesn't work without anything except / mounted? This means it's not a storage device having trouble.
What happens after the physical shutdown button? In case no power-off...
Why buy new RAM when billions of PCs are being decommissioned due to Windows 11 requirements?
I recently purchased four HP EliteDesk 800 G3 Minis, each equipped with a 7th-gen Intel Core i5-7500, 16 GB of RAM, and a 500 GB SSD for $100 USD total...
To put a distinction out there, the command line or terminal does not imply CLI. It may as well be TUI and automagical. Consider somebody just copy pasting what the website told him, into a terminal and hit enter - a shiny colorful script loads...
A lot of that is because people have gotten used to GUI tools that do the same job in a far less efficient way, or don't do everything and then just accept that it can't be done if the tool doesn't allow it. I've been using computers since the...
I'm not sure space saving is that important because the formats are so redundant that they compress very well.
Unless you want to mmap(2) them later and don't have a filesystem with compression.
And if you can, consider installing a UPS. Even the most basic ones will give you enough time to save whatever you're currently working on, shut down the machine properly and some more. They will also protect you from power surges.
Being up to date regarding security and errata patches before doing any minor or major upgrade is standard procedure, recommended even in the Handbook.
I got to test out a little more last night at home. I ran this on my primary FreeBSD installation on my home computer. I have three monitors, and experienced the same issue andger reported with multi-monitor. Not sure if this is not yet...
Me neither! In the spirit of scientific discovery in inexact sciences, I will note here what has resolved the issue for me.
First, more cache was needed. I set sysctl vfs.zfs.arc.max to 8GB. This permitted things like nightly reports to actually...
If you are used to the insubstantial blathering AI produces, any text actually written by a real human is good. 😁
(Not really. [This just as a prevention before some one points me to bad texts written by humans. I was joking, of...
I saw a video on that yesterday. I think what that sort of thing should tell people is that we need to return to the way that things were decades ago when most interactions with other internet users were some combination of forum, email and IM...
My Samsung S20 broke a couple of weeks ago. Insurance replaced it with a S22 Ultra. The thing has so many settings, it's like setting up FreeBSD. And don't get me started on how much power it sucks up. It's about twice the battery but dies just...
A lot of that is because people have gotten used to GUI tools that do the same job in a far less efficient way, or don't do everything and then just accept that it can't be done if the tool doesn't allow it. I've been using computers since the...
Your text is excellently written. You are a good writer. As for the topic you propose, I profoundly disagree. I started on the command line, in the 1980s, on CP/M and then MS-DOS, being very young. So I've done a lot of command line work, and I...
The lack of awareness is frustrating. I mean, looking at the computing specs of my previous Samsung phone, this is more computer than the last Pentium. People have no idea what it could be because everything is polluted with commercial platforms...
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