Well, I do not really know markdown, but I know what it is. Normally together with markdown html is offered and I select html. But if I use your program, I can learn it fast.
I can convert mdoc to ascii with: nroff -T ascii -mdoc file
Had to wait until I got home, had dinner. Set up the test machine, looked for a way to make a screenshot. Then:
(sorry for the resolution, I know, it's a lot)
I mean I can't tell you why it's not working for you. All I can say, the only...
No, not 100%, it does not show the option letters.
Cheated, but ask it to correct it ...
This script is a fork? Perhaps chatgpt knew something before?
I have the impression that, due to the AI hype, people expect too much from AI.
Since I was...
yeah, this is what English classes are for. Learning the basics of spelling, sentence structure, choice of vocabulary, considering the tone, the audience, technical standards for formatting... and practicing your ass off so that those skills are...
Entirely different way. What you have is a graphics console you can access through VNC.
With remote X you connect from system A to system B, run the application on B and get the actual window/widgets/whatnot of that application on system A. The...
The Intel Arc B580 apparently requires certain bits which only Linux 6.12+ provides.
https://www.phoronix.com/review/intel-arc-b580-graphics-linux
FreeBSD drm-kmod in ports is currently at most version 6.9 (graphics/drm-latest-kmod), and 6.10...
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.
And forwarding the port that it's exporting doesn't accomplish that?
It just feels very much like this whole set of proposed solutions is just solving the wrong problem. Use the setup I posted, and take that port and forward it from the host...
When I install it, (ja-fcitx5-anthy, running fcitx5-configtool), I have an English language version of what you're showing. I highlight anthy, and click the little < arrow at the top of those symbols in the middle. Anthy then shows up on the...
I think I'll start from scratch on another computer.
From what I can make out, I first need to install cups and hplip and then
sysrc cupsd_enable=YES
service cupsd start
after which I should be able to
http://localhost:631/
Make sure that x11/xauth is installed on the guest machine. It's trying to add an MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE to the .Xauthority file on the VM.
It won't work without xauth installed.
I feel like I'm missing something here. My notes don't indicate any use of SSH at all to access my VM's Xorg display. The only thing that I've done to get it working was use the UEFI loader and I was able to access the VM via tigervnc using the...
bhyveload(8) does not emulate CSM (legacy BIOS). You can use it to boot FreeBSD VMs. It does not support Windows and Linux VMs in CSM mode.
I've tried ll this: to convert a Windows 10 legacy boot physical to a UEFI boot bhyve VM. It worked for...
What you are looking for is this. It was deprecated and removed from ports because upstream had stopped supporting the software and archived it. It is abandonware. To use a legacy boot O/S on FreeBSD you must choose one of the other...
iPXE doesn't seem to like Linux PXE either:
Configuring (net0 00:a0:98:ea:28:35)...DHCP 0xbd802268 DHCPDISCOVER
DHCP 0xbd802268 DHCPOFFER from 172.16.30.1:67 for 172.18.27.128
.DHCP 0xbd802268 DHCPDISCOVER...
Looks like iPXE has two problems with my FreeBSD PXE boot:
net0: 172.18.27.127/255.255.0.0 gw 172.18.30.2
net0: fd20:eba7:3816::944/64 gw fe80::a33:edff:fe86:6c72
net0: fe80::2a0:98ff:feea:2835/64
Next server: 172.18.30.2
Filename...
Hey that worked!
So it was either the sysctl settings or the "tap1 up". Will narrow down later.
On to the next problem: iPXE doesn't like my root-path from the dhcp server...
Found an old prepare script that at least worked in FreeBSD 14.x. Maybe it's the sysctl settings...
#!/usr/local/bin/bash
sysctl net.link.tap.user_open=1
sysctl net.link.tap.up_on_open=1
if [ -z "$(ifconfig | grep tap0)" ]
then
ifconfig tap0...
Found an old prepare script that at least worked in FreeBSD 14.x. Maybe it's the sysctl settings...
#!/usr/local/bin/bash
sysctl net.link.tap.user_open=1
sysctl net.link.tap.up_on_open=1
if [ -z "$(ifconfig | grep tap0)" ]
then
ifconfig tap0...
Remove everything from each entry and only set the url (and perhaps leave enabled in there for convenience).
Then once you are done with the base OS upgrade, rename FreeBSD to FreeBSD-ports, and FreeBSD-kmods to FreeBSD-ports-kmods.
Do the empty executable files qemu-ifup and qemu-ifdown exist?
I remember this was called by Qemu because the tap device is stateless. Not sure if it's still needed.
ln -fs /usr/bin/true /etc/qemu-ifup
ln -fs /usr/bin/true /etc/qemu-ifdown
I don't understand what the OP's issue with X-forwarding is though, I've done this a million times and it typically works without any issues. The only thing that bit me at some point was the fact X-Forwarding defaulted to "off" instead of "on"...
As far as I know, with xdm security mechanisms are activated. Perhaps you can try and see.
I do it with xinit, I have files .xinitrc and .xserverrc where I start Xorg with tcp flag, far of the ideal.
I do not know how to do it with xdm.
Yes, a...
I am trying to run a QEMU VM while bridging the virtual network interface to my physical Ethernet. The physical interface is cabled so the usual Wifi problem with spoofing doesn't apply.
Here is what I have and it doesn't work...
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