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  • Zare
    Zare replied to the thread Other IBM PC-DOS 2000 on USB.
    If you want to boot PC-DOS 2000 off USB you just dump the entire installed image onto USB. You install that image via a VM or emulator. To repeat, you create a virtual PC, backed by HDD image that is of exact size as your USB drive. Then you...
  • tembun
    I usually have a situation that I have just installed a port and I immediately want to find an appropriate manual page for it using apropos, but it can't locate it. The reason why is that apropos uses the database generated by makewhatis and...
  • SirDice
    This doesn't work for rc.conf. Keep in mind that rc.conf is essentially a shell script that only contains variable assignments. += is a syntax error. etcupdate will not and does not touch /etc/rc.conf.
  • H
    Nice. That is the most primitive way of X forwarding. I use it only for short periods of time. Take care of security, 'xhost +' means allow anyone. Perhaps look at xauth.
  • SirDice
    Alright, that looks good. Now use it to switch to 1280x720; xrandr -s 1280x720 That should work, just want to rule out issues caused by configuration settings from the various DEs you tried.
  • B
    balanga replied to the thread Other IBM PC-DOS 2000 on USB.
    I know this. I was following a guide to create a DOS bootable USB stick and that guide uses MS DOS.
  • Zare
    Yes, that is exactly what you shouldn't do ;)
  • D
    Maybe related by my good friend Jeff Geerling who lives 10 minutes from me and I've never met: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2026/ai-is-destroying-open-source/ Actually, I live closer to Wayne Gretzky but now I'm really getting off topic.
  • H
    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    You misunderstood me. Of course I do appreciate your program and I made a bookmark to it for the case I need it. Thanks for it. That is what I wanted to say: it is not my workflow. No big plan before beginning coding, but yes, making notes on...
  • carltonfsck
    That's EXACTLY what it was! The dual "ifconfig_eth0" lines! I had the 2nd line commented out a few lines after this (omitted). But for some reason I threw it back in there and didn't realize it. The whole point of that line is because I had...
  • carltonfsck
    ifconfig_eth0="inet 100.100.100.2 netmask 255.255.255.248" ifconfig_eth0="-rxcsum -txcsum -lro -tso" These two lines seem to be in conflict. The second one is overwriting the first. Perhaps you meant to use += instead of = for the second one...
  • carltonfsck
    Greetings, I'm running into a strange issue that I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. The following FreeBSD version is running on my VPS (Virtual Private Server)... [carltonfsck@ssh ~]$ freebsd-version -k 13.5-RELEASE-p9...
  • Espionage724
    I partially turn on AI blinders if I detect too much initial fluff :p
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 reacted to LibreQuest's post in the thread AI for writing documentation with Like Like.
    X Files Season 11 Episode 2 is about this topic. :D But what they don't talk about in that episode is writing documentation, sadly.
  • H
    I think that it means that whatever is to follow is not mediocre. Either it's above average by a significant margin or below average by a significant margin. I'd wager that it's probably somewhat more likely to be above average than below, but...
  • H
    hedwards reacted to SirDice's post in the thread Solved Removal of '#' from sample code with Thanks Thanks.
    You're supposed to copy/paste these to a prompt, the # of root's prompt kind of adds a layer of protection, as it's interpreted by the shell as a remark. It prevents accidentally copy/pasting something utterly destructive as root. Think it's...
  • H
    hedwards replied to the thread FreeBSD requires a CD drive.
    That's weird, does the system that you're using generally support booting from CD with a USB drive? As far as USB goes, I generally use one of the specialist utilities to put the file on the USB stick. I can't remember last time whether I used...
  • cy@
    Really?! 1. Please explain what a FreeBSD loader inferface has to do with legacy BIOS. 2. Even if loader(8) and by exention byhyveloader(8) was to provide a legacy BIOS interface, why would you need it to provide a legacy BIOS interface? Which...
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    I’m going to put you on ignore bro. The level of paranoia in your messages is setting off a lot of red flags for me.
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    We don’t really get to choose who we work with because we operate under government contracts and must follow DoD regulations. To work with us, you would need to submit a bid and meet specific requirements the contract typically goes to whoever...
  • M
    They will probably reject my merge request but I have poked the bear. 🤣 https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-login-manager/-/merge_requests/107/diffs#fb94cd5d91673499b20f51d18b361552fc5a0bd3
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 reacted to GoNeFast_01's post in the thread AI for writing documentation with Like Like.
    Okay.... Here comes the 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️ https://www.businessinsider.com/claude-chat-transcripts-lawsuit-privileged-ruling-2026-2 I don't mess with 3rd party AI Labs. 👆👆👆 WE DO LOCAL LLM!!! WE RUN HPC | High Performing Computing !!! WE RUN...
  • zester
    Thanks for the response, but my use would fall under commercial usage.
  • zester
    Now we have the web browser widget working in hml/js and c++ its not perfect but its a start, also this is being shown on fedora because this library is especially hard to get working on FreeBSD.
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    My point was atax1a is criticizing others work without showing us there's. They look like a hippocrat.
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    My point was directed at another commenter who is convinced that the us government is going to let Microsoft crash the us economy in the next 12 - 18 month by eliminating 60% of the workforce. Which is absolutely ridicules. I mean we price...
  • Zare
    Well some of you completely ignore the aspect of graphical Unix workstation. You can run slim X11 environments booted with startx. I right now do the startx too because I haven't gotten around taking care of sddm yet. Sudo is useless? If you...
  • D
    McKusick owns the copyright for Beastie and you're free to use it if it's for advocating FreeBSD.
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 reacted to CShell's post in the thread AI for writing documentation with Like Like.
    But.. in answer to your original question. man(1) pages were usually hand created using vi(1) and/or emacs(1) or similar back in the day. Of course we just copied (another) existing man(1) page and edited that file into a new man page for our...
  • cracauer@
    cracauer@ replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    TeX or nuffin'.
  • Jose
    Hello, I am not new to FreeBSD and I have not migrated from another operating system as reply to OPs question. Well, technically I came to FreeBSD via the ZX Spectrum - Amiga - PC route. The hobbyist route. (Short break here to thank SirDice...
  • Espionage724
    Imo that shouldn't even be a feature on public forums; if you're on the forum you already agree to its contents, and it forum moderators find it fine why self-censor? Afaik someone posting positively about AI one day doesn't necessarily define...
  • B
    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    Is or is not? I don't understand. It is on the website of openprinting.org
  • S
    scottro replied to the thread Music….
    For some reason, this one always puts me in a good mood. Rod Stewart, featuring The Temptations, The Motown Song. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EzV-S5nXlw
  • S
    I just quickly installed a GhostBSD VM to see for myself and yes, it does seem as if it only has fcitx with qt5. Any chance of you trying fcitx5? (For those annoyed about this being GhostBSD, it seems the package sets are the same as regular...
  • S
    Currently the only way to use mozc with textproc/fcitx5 is to use overlay that Ken DEGUCHI is providing and build locally. And if toggling Japanese inputs on non-KDE Qt apps works but not for KDE apps, confirm you're on xorg or xlibre and NOT on...
  • E
    escape replied to the thread How to tag keyboard to udev.
    After installing xfce4-desktop again: # pkg install xfce4-desktop The following happened: There are multiple desktops inside one other, the original xclock and xterm in the background. This time the slim does not work.
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    balanga replied to the thread Other IBM PC-DOS 2000 on USB.
    Explain what this will do:- cp io.sys msdos.sys command.com /mnt/ I simply don't understand the point. FreeBSD won't see those files AFAICS..
  • E
    escape replied to the thread How to tag keyboard to udev.
    A nice way to install Desktop environments @"Installing a Desktop Environment on FreeBSD", written by FreeBSD Foundation. It looks easy. There are some tools to help to change the desktop environment. In this case it don't help. I was not fixing...
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  • _martin
    That's why I mentioned the "loaded gun" - kern.geom.debugflags will allow you to do so. This way you can test if ssd's fw is doing this or if kernel has a reason for doing so.
  • freethread
    freethread reacted to jbo@'s post in the thread OpenRocket ports with Thanks Thanks.
    You seem to be sufficiently far along with this to just submitting a PR. Any technical details would be discussed by the individual committer(s) then. This forum is mostly a user support forum so few ports committers are around. Check for open...
  • B
    balanga replied to the thread Other IBM PC-DOS 2000 on USB.
    I read the link with much interest but couldn't understand these instructions:- My reading is that you create three empty files with names in uppercse because this is crucial and then you proceed to overwrite with names in lower case! I'm...
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 reacted to zester's post in the thread AI for writing documentation with Like Like.
    Well you could just not participate in a forum topic titled "AI for writing documentation"
  • K
    I come to think following Gtk major versions is not a good thing, as Gnome is going to dispose X11. Forking Gtk3 and maintaining (by someone possible, but unfortunately, not me) it seems to be way to go. Or fork upcoming Gtk5 to adapt again with...
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Well you could just not participate in a forum topic titled "AI for writing documentation"
  • H
    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    My normal documentation are short, concise commentaries in the source. My programs are for personal use. Your approach is good for someone wanting to spend time documenting manually. But even the AI can be used to get a first draft.
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    You’re the only one making this personal. I offered a clear challenge, but now you’re backing out. If you’re going to criticize code "human or AI" it’s fair to show your repositories.
  • H
    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Just try it with the script above. With grok, with google, with claude or any other AI engine. Try it as I wrote above before discussing, try it with your own programs. Try it! It is not difficult, only copy and paste, ask for a man page or a README.
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Are we talking ai is documenting the code or ai is create a system to document code? Also could you provide a link to your github or gitlab repos?
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Who are you? No one here knows you, and you came into our community harassing people. So you wan't to show everyone that your a better coder than ai?
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