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    hedwards replied to the thread Is FreeBSD good?.
    IIRC, you can thank Sony for that. People used to have PS3 based clusters that may not have hit the top of the list like that, but could likely have scaled to something rather monstrous. It's not clear to me whether the difference between a...
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    We had this point already somewhere. When i recall corretcly, the point simply is, if you(r browser) don't identify with some "commonly known and accepted" OS, then many websites simply refuse to work correctly, or block you complelety.
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    KenGordon reacted to bakul's post in the thread USB issues with Thanks Thanks.
    See uftdi.
  • cracauer@
    I stand corrected. Well, it looks like ZFS committed a fix.
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    doa379 reacted to jardows's post in the thread Introducing cwm2 with Thanks Thanks.
    Just pulled the latest update. The issue I reported is resolved. This is testing on my VM at work. I will test on my home computer with multi-monitor this weekend.
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    doa379 replied to the thread Introducing cwm2.
    I'm looking to treat this as a closed problem. Every line of code is accounted for. This is not a huge project but not particularly trivial either. I'm not looking to complicate it any more than it has to be. Any program around a given API is...
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    doa379 reacted to tallship's post in the thread Introducing cwm2 with Thanks Thanks.
    This is pretty exciting - watching a new WM enjoy a public launch with enthusiastic elbow checkers / adopters climbing on board. I'm not sure if you are all that aware doa379 , that you really don't have anything akin to a Ron Popeil, "Set it...
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    doa379 replied to the thread Introducing cwm2.
    Thanks all for the feedback. There are a number of significant correctness updates coming in the next few rc's.
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    doa379 reacted to andger's post in the thread Introducing cwm2 with Thanks Thanks.
    Great, the last update fixed the behavior of windows with multiple monitors. Thank you! 🤝👍 However, I noticed another problem: when I work with multiple monitors, I can't embed xclock into the panel.
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    MG replied to the thread USB issues.
    I was on 27mc packet radio in Eurooe long ago. There's not much left of it, afaik. The bandwidth goes in bytes per second... At some point truckers started buying break devices to bug the protocol of bidirectional radio links on their channels.
  • S
    In my case, I have to install xf86-video-scfb to get video.
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    KenGordon replied to the thread USB issues.
    I am using, in this case, an FTDI UART to mini-din 6 pin. The radio is set up for a minimal type of CAT. It works under Windoze, but not yet under FreeBSD. I am getting extremely disgusted with Windows and am trying, desperately, to move...
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    KenGordon reacted to bakul's post in the thread USB issues with Thanks Thanks.
    What USB modem are you using?
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    KenGordon replied to the thread USB issues.
    Yes. An FTDI UART with a minidin 6 on the rig end. I had been using a similar cable which used that problematic Prolific chip. I managed to work around that POS, but decided to move over to the FTDI instead. The above works with Flrig under...
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    KenGordon reacted to oOiOo's post in the thread USB issues with Thanks Thanks.
    Not sure, but the serial interface seems to be based on CP210x chip series. Try to load uslcom https://www.yaesu.com/Files/BB2B47AE-1018-01AF-FAE48FDCB1919193/USB_Driver_Installation_Manual_ENG_2202-D.pdf
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    KenGordon reacted to tingo's post in the thread USB issues with Thanks Thanks.
    and if uslcom doesn't work, there are others: uark, ubsa, ubser, uchcom, uftdi, umcs, umoscom, uvscom. All found via a simple apropos serial in my closest FreeBSD shell. Very often, I can figure out the necessary driver from the usbconfig output...
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    KenGordon replied to the thread USB issues.
    Ha ha! No. You can do that yourself. :D I have been a ham since I was 13 years old in 1956. I am 83 now. We use the internet for information exchange and discovery, but have no need to use it to communicate with. We prefer just good old Radio...
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    KenGordon reacted to loveydovey's post in the thread USB issues with Thanks Thanks.
    As a separate shoutout (sorry, I don't know how to help you with the the actual problem) - how cool is ham radio internet? That's, like, 10 times better than TOR. Is there a world wide ham radio web? Can you hook us all up?
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    KenGordon reacted to jwillia3's post in the thread USB issues with Thanks Thanks.
    I'm not sure I understand your setup here. Does it look like this: "C", a single FreeBSD system "R", a Rig Blaster connected to "C" via USB cable "F", an FT-890 connected to "C" via USB cable ----------- | | | [FreeBSD] | |...
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    drhowarddrfine reacted to scottro's post in the thread The Random Thread with Like Like.
    I actually combatted an earlier price range by lowering my speed. I forget the figures, but the lessening of speed didn't have any noticeable effect. As we all know in the US, there's no real competition. View...
  • cy@
    Does bhyve even support CSM (legacy BIOS) anymore? The port that provided a legacy BIOS was removed ages ago.
  • SirDice
    https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/virtualization/#virtualization-guest-virtualbox
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    balanga reacted to Isoux's post in the thread Other Booting from USB device with Like Like.
    What makes a USB device bootable depends on whether the system is using legacy BIOS or UEFI, but in both cases the firmware must find valid boot structures on the device. In legacy BIOS mode the USB must contain a valid MBR in the first 512...
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    cy@ replied to the thread 200 MB RAM FreeBSD Desktop.
    Ahh Twitter. I closed my Twitter account about four years ago.
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    scottro replied to the thread The Random Thread.
    I actually combatted an earlier price range by lowering my speed. I forget the figures, but the lessening of speed didn't have any noticeable effect. As we all know in the US, there's no real competition. View...
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    What makes a USB device bootable? I know you have to enable BIOS for booting from USB, but I often find that some devices don't show up and sometimes they show up but you can't boot from them. If they do show up, does mean you should be able to...
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    drhowarddrfine replied to the thread The Random Thread.
    scottro Spectrum raised my internet rate, too, by five dollars with no notice. Spectrum gives a good rate on phone, too, that includes international calling when I travel. Phone usage is all Verizon. But that means I'm stuck with Spectrum should...
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    scottro replied to the thread The Random Thread.
    Yes, they (spectrum) just raised our rate. (NYC). However, my wife has realized she doesn't use the TV, so we'll be able to save a bit by getting rid of that part of it.
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    Not sure it will work. I *think* you need an ISO file. If I understand your post, you will only have a console, no GUI.
  • spag
    after 10 years with a help of AI : https://github.com/spagu/acpi_intel_sst sound just works.
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    I don't know if it's still around but there's also Nomad BSD which is meant to go on a USB stick. It uses openbox, a more minimalistic window manager. But glancing again over the thread, I think I'd agree with many here. There's a ton of Linux...
  • Espionage724
    Try a DE from the most unique computer you have (High DPI/res, touchscreen, 2-in-1); that's what had me choose GNOME back around 2014 (Plasma 5 didn't have an on-screen keyboard; GNOME was consistent everywhere) I'd pick Xfce on FreeBSD; it's...
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  • Zare
    A home computer corner. It performs all the functions assigned to it. You can see in the photo: ThinkPad x220 Tablet + ThinkPad Mini Dock Series 3 + NEC MultiSync 1990FX + HDD WD Blue 1Tb. ThinkPad x220 Tablet: 12.5"/1366x768 IPS/Core i7 2640M...
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    Devuan is without systemd. You could install that instead https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/setting-up-a-devuan-linux-jail-on-freebsd-if-fails-to-connect-to-the-network-inside-the-jail.83036/
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    tingo replied to the thread Battery saving tips/tricks.
    This is an old machine, it is probably running hotter than it should due to thermal paste age. If you are comfortable opening it up, you could replace the thermal paste with fresh, and see if the temperature goes down. Lower temperature - less...
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    tingo replied to the thread USB issues.
    and if uslcom doesn't work, there are others: uark, ubsa, ubser, uchcom, uftdi, umcs, umoscom, uvscom. All found via a simple apropos serial in my closest FreeBSD shell. Very often, I can figure out the necessary driver from the usbconfig output...
  • Espionage724
    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...
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    oOiOo replied to the thread USB issues.
    Not sure, but the serial interface seems to be based on CP210x chip series. Try to load uslcom https://www.yaesu.com/Files/BB2B47AE-1018-01AF-FAE48FDCB1919193/USB_Driver_Installation_Manual_ENG_2202-D.pdf
  • vermaden
    vermaden replied to the thread 200 MB RAM FreeBSD Desktop.
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    KenGordon posted the thread USB issues in Peripheral Hardware.
    First, I have installed FreeBSD ver 15.0-RELEASE and the Lumina desktop. Mouse and keyboard are USB and are recognized and are working correctly. I am trying, almost desperately, to get a completely operable system fully outside of Windows. FYI...
  • cy@
    cy@ replied to the thread 200 MB RAM FreeBSD Desktop.
    To take this thread on a tangent, I find your RH freedesktop.org message intriguing. Where did you find that?
  • cy@
    I pointed a neophyte at desktop-installer. It was too much for her. YMMV.
  • cy@
    You could install a few desktops. Don't use gdm, kdm, sddm, dtlogin or any other XDM-like utility. Just use xdm. Now create your own .xsession file with the following: case $DESKTOPSESSION in '') case $XDMWM in '') #...
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    Bucky replied to the thread ZFS What's the role of /zroot?.
    It is only empty because when the zroot pool datasets were created by zfs, they were given mountpoints outside the /zroot directory.
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    claudiuschan reacted to blackbird9's post in the thread 200 MB RAM FreeBSD Desktop with Thanks Thanks.
    Another machine I used to work on was a 43P running AIX... can't remember which version. That box had 256 MB RAM, and at the time was a top-notch desktop development machine. https://unixhq.com/systems/ibm-7043-140/ That was of course a full...
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    claudiuschan reacted to vermaden's post in the thread 200 MB RAM FreeBSD Desktop with Thanks Thanks.
    ... and AMIGA could run its Workbench desktop on a 7 MHz CPU with 0.5 MB of RAM.
  • Zare
    ii dbus-user-session 1.16.2-2 amd64 simple interprocess messaging system (systemd --user integration) ii libpam-systemd:amd64 257.9-1~deb13u1 amd64...
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread FreeBSD is well situated.
    Considering that Intel and Nvidia are partnering and that Intel announced a while back that they were stepping back from some of their open-source commitments, I don’t think that’s going to happen. Intel and Nvidia are likely collaborating on...
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 replied to the thread FreeBSD is well situated.
    View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uW47jWLMiY
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