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There is indeed no DHCP server builtin bhyve, sysutils/vm-bhyve doesn't have anything either. CBSD might have something included though.

Perhaps I misunderstand the issue, but I could find no mention of an (built-in) "in-bhyve dhcp server" in either the documentation or the source code. When I was talking about a dhcp server in bhyve, I meant a 3rd party application installed in...

Do you actually need Bluetooth? If its builtin you can probably turn it off in the BIOS/UEFI.

Which version of FreeBSD are the server and clients running on? Which version(s) of NFS are the server and clients (as a mount option) using? NFSv3 or NFSv4? How is the exports file (or ZFS "sharenfs", see /etc/zfs/exports) configured? I do...

A Forum Without Avatars (a Zen Forum?) If you are like me and don't like avatars, add these two rules to your uBlock Origin's custom rules: ||forums.freebsd.org/data/avatars/*/$image ||gravatar.com/avatar/$image I you don't even want to see...

The top level dataset of the pool is empty.

Not on the pool itself, but it also creates a "top" level dataset, that does have the canmount, mountpoint etc properties. dice@maelcum:~ % zpool list NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CKPOINT EXPANDSZ FRAG CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT zroot...

When you create a ZFS pool the "top" dataset will get mounted on a directory with the same name as the pool. The /zroot directory is because a zroot pool was created.

Also note, you have a pass in quick ..., which short-circuits the rules. Thus nothing from your enemigos block rule will get hit.

ADD 1 TO COBOL GIVING COBOL. Another version of the same joke. A few months ago, I downloaded some Cobol compiler for fun, and spent an evening with a single glass of wine writing an 80-line program, and got it to work. It was fun, but I'm so...

That's why the joke is that the successor to COBOL will be named COBOL POSTINCREMENT BY ONE.

Nitpick: Ceph is anything but fast.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention_deficit_hyperactivity_disorder

And you can reallly trust that the collected data won't all be leaked as part of a major breach in a few years... (or sold) what utter folly.

It's worth trying for real. I use square graph notebooks for projects since ages. If I lose all hardware by a disaster, I only have to look at this to remember everything. :cool:

Hi, I just installed a 14.3 VM and when I ran gitup, after editing my /usr/local/etc/gitup.conf so that release read 15.0, I was able to run gitup release without a problem. It may have been a temporary glitch that bxbzq ran into.

one of the things that keeps us away from C++ is that completely pointless things like this become massive ideological conflicts rivaling that of catholicism versus protestantism

If you have a notebook and a pencil, you can draw an animation frame by frame on the bottom corners of the odd pages. Then, you put your thumb on the corner so that you make the pages pass very quickly, thus seeing the animation. No ads. No tracking.

C++ is c = c + 1 C+ is c = c + Specifically, it is an "error: expected expression"

Completely agree. It also has another benefit. It isn't just members that are public by default with a struct. Inheritance is also public. So you can avoid excess noise (C++ is verbose enough). If Employee is defined as a struct rather than...

The usual way that that's done is as a pilot project with a subset of the users that are more technically inclined. It's an opportunity to both establish that as well as identify anything that needs to come up during training. But, most of the...

This all involves some high level math surrounding the main point of not generating duplicate numbers. If you're just an average joe making a game, then anything will probably work out but there are space adventures where it will not.

I wonder if you pay to remove ads does that also remove tracking.

I spent a full day testing a few IDEs and editors, and in the end I came back to Geany + Vim. I realised I was actually looking for an “integrated environment”, but that was the wrong approach for me — my workflow is deliberately decomposed...

Well, that's my point about familiarity. Netflix had time to decide FreeBSD was best for their video distribution. They had the time but...I don't know about the others.

one of the things that keeps us away from C++ is that completely pointless things like this become massive ideological conflicts rivaling that of catholicism versus protestantism

My favorite thing about this forum is that nobody can read what anyone else posts.

If you are using markdown format for your documents, you can use mermaid: https://mermaid.ai/open-source/syntax/gantt.html Also see this: View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K70D5ebtEiw

It had to have been a typo. The error message didn't make sense. Anyway, I was wondering if startx worked at all, without all the argument shenanigans. If X fails then it certainly isn't going to do anything with the arguments.

oh i see it now. i typed /var/run/log instead of /var/log lol

Point #2 and #3 are spot on but #1 requires a bit of expansion. Claim that isolating "memory unsafe" code in the appropriate scopes sounds logical, but only if you work with people who can't constrain themselves from bad design or touching code...

We should have a heart/love/something alike reaction on the forum, thumbs up doesn't do it.

The error message would be "no such file or directory". If you get "not a directory" you tried to cd to it. And it means it does exist as a file, or else you'd get a similar "no such file or directory". dice@williscorto:~ % cd...

Then Xorg was never started.

Think you mistyped something, /var/log/Xorg.0.log is indeed not a directory, it's a file.

As the originator of the thread, you can mark it Solved by editing the first post in the thread if you wish to do so.

Doing this for years. Thought it was the normal way. 😁 The window manager (openbox) is the last program called in ~/.xinitrc and it's not backgrounded like everything interactive before it. For in case the window manager crashes for some reason...

cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | nc termbin.com 9999 Post the resulting URL here.

I'm a bit confused here. What is the purpose of those directories? Dual boot? Jail roots? VMs? In any case, did you know you could leverage boot environments to boot different versions of FreeBSD? This seems to be rather futile though, the i386...

Youtube links are converted to embedded, that's all the forum software does.

Moving this to off-topic, guys.

What dependence? Where? Those are youtube's trackers. Youtube links are embedded, we don't add trackers.

Thanks! I tried adding the following to /etc/sysctl.conf: vfs.zfs.spa.note_txg_time=3600 following BrainOfJ's suggestion in Open ZFS issue #18082 This seems to fix the issue for now. And this might fix it for good in the future: Open ZFS issue...

I'm looking for a way to support your wonderful project. I really like it. Today at work, I decided to test cwm2's performance with three monitors again, after the changes you made in the last commit 35a6b4ec889c8af2178170aac181ef8ad16f2c72...

No point trying to hack it yet. The status string is short, with no support for Unicode chars yet. Hence the blank box chars. It's not a priority yet, perhaps in one of the later versions, in time. If the string is too long the string will be...

Moving this to off-topic, guys.

I wonder how many of those decisions are made based on familiarity alone.

Nowadays people are only concerned about the money as in profits. The guys who made Unix were just trying to make a better OS for the company's sake. No outside investors. No thoughts of profit/loss when it was sold. No concern with how fast they...

Funding. Profits. The todays research is not research, todays research are step 0 towards profit. Look at OpenAI, they called themselves "Open" so they can get the funding, scrape the open resources, and then they closed down into a proprietary...

So I've been using and working with UNIX and Linux for a long time... I guess what I find confusing is -- that no one is stopping anyone from doing research. The original "UNIX teams" were all doing research projects - Palo Alto Research Labs...