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You should report it. Sounds like a bug. https://github.com/freebsd/drm-kmod/issues

World of Warcraft 😆

Openssh never accepted any changes that added a dependency on systemd. The various distros had custom patches that would link Openssh to libsystemd. This means that BSD systems would've been unaffected even if they'd managed to get this backdoor...

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xlibre pkg seems good on 16.0-CURRENT :D (GW2, wine-devel 11.3; evdev xorg.conf forced) Having XLibre's Intel DDX installed had X not start and report some unwind error (was fine installed and xorg.conf-forced on Xorg), but removing it and...

I have good results with Claude Code but still try to push local LLMs. My computer for that is exploding.

Yeah, Startech is usually a premium brand for exotic gear like this. Screw it, I just ordered one. These things have a tendency to not be available when you need them.

Sure. The ones in my cart right now are: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HJZEA2S/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_5?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&th=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07R63J6FS/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_6?smid=AF9IGITKB0SEM&th=1 I should get one...

With the time I've spent with these, I find chatgpt OK but Gemini to be just an enhanced Google Search. I often drive by where he went to high school. Pretty nice place. You could only hope to go there if you were that age.

You need a separate controller, with its own PCIe interface. The easiest is to get a card. Note that there are cards specifically for this purpose that have 4 separate controllers on them, so that you can pass them to 4 different VMs.

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/usr/local/etc/poudriere.conf: # If you are using a proxy define it here: # export HTTP_PROXY=bla # export FTP_PROXY=bla

Which operations exactly had you in mind? Setting the variable per user in the users account login shell start configuration file or global shell conf file , ~/.login_conf, or for all users globally in /etc/login.conf, would affect all...

If there are no custom port configuration, pkg-fetch [2] could primarily be used instead, to get a complete official FreeBSD package repository, in considerable shorter time than building the ports tree in days/weeks [1], which will involve...

My knowledge at this level doesn't go beyond IBM 8086. I can imagine a construction that combines short binary values of different threads into a long modern register to save 1 separate instruction.

It's basically a by-product of the superscalar pipelined CPU architecture of today. This allows it to handle more than one instruction at a time.

It's hyperthreading. Basically two front ends feeding one back end of a core. Brings total throughput to about 118% of just using one frontend.

It's basically a by-product of the superscalar pipelined CPU architecture of today. This allows it to handle more than one instruction at a time.

It's hyperthreading. Basically two front ends feeding one back end of a core. Brings total throughput to about 118% of just using one frontend.

It has never been clear to me. What are "virtual cores" Some circuit state doing fast content swithching to make it look like more cores than physical. Processors actually should have a glass window like long ago so you can check it with a...

Not needed. They are automagically mounted when linux_enable="YES" (linux_mounts_enable defaults to "YES"): /etc/rc.d/linux: if checkyesno linux_mounts_enable; then linux_mount linprocfs "${_emul_path}/proc" -o nocover...

? Of course it does.

I disagree. Of course you need enough RAM to feed all the processes on all the cores. But once there extra RAM is of little use.

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/questions-regarding-chkrootkit-and-syslogk-lkm-rootkit.91937/

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I am definitely sure the whole controller is set as JBOD. It's set in so-called IT-mode or HBA mode. The drives appear at boot time. I am not familiar if there is a hotplugging enable parameter on this controller, I'll search for that but...

I realize that, but that doesn't change the matter. 6 cores, hyperthreaded or not, are not suitable.

Yep: - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2023/04/30/simple-freebsd-poudriere-harvester-guide/ - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2025/07/03/poudriere-inside-freebsd-vnet-jail/

Thank you all about the good points, especially the markdown This time a plain spreadsheet -document did the trick and it was a good to clear out that it was a Gantt -chart. Thanks eveyone.

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

The 5600X is 6 cores, not 12.

Errr. That's not gonna work. The problem is that it will take way too much time to go from one build failure to the next.

Some controllers allow you to set the whole controller to treat each disk as a JBOD, some controllers need to configure the specific individual drive as a JBOD. Is hotplugging actually enabled? This can sometimes be turned on or off.

Ok, just solved it! :) As FreshPorts' page for plasma6-plasma-workspace reports for version 6.6.0, there is a bug (293368) that causes this loop. The workaround is to set the Clock widget to never show seconds. More infos on the commit...

As you might imagine, this is not a good way. If you break something (which you will inevitably do) you might end up with a broken system. Depends, for userland changes a jail might suffice.

Put it in /usr/local/etc/apache24/modules.d/001_php.conf Not going to change how it works, but it keeps things a bit more organized. Use the Includes/ directory for your website configurations. Note that this configuration assumes you have one...

Agencies? In California, the laws were passed by the legislature. It can only be changed by the legislature. So you need to contact about 120 elected legislators. Note that because of short term limits (6 years for the lower house, 12 for the...

Put it in /usr/local/etc/apache24/modules.d/001_php.conf Not going to change how it works, but it keeps things a bit more organized. Use the Includes/ directory for your website configurations. Note that this configuration assumes you have one...

I am not using hardware RAID, I configured the controller to be just a JBOD and present the drives straight through. Since I configured it that way (which I detail here https://blog.tinkerbox.org/pc/hba_mode_DL380p_g8/ ) I have never messed in...

I've seen numerous guides to getting php working with Apache and am having problems displaying <?php phpinfo(); ?> What is the minimum I need to install? Is this sufficient? cat <<EOF >/usr/local/etc/apache24/Includes/php.conf <IfModule...

Both codebases have Enrico's code in. He has been a contributor for many, many years and his understanding of the architecture is probably better than anyone else. If there were more skilled developers around, he would step back from the code a...

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The controller probably has it as "unconfigured", you probably need to configure it first in the controller's firmware.

ok tried a few times and with a different drive, the SATA drive gives this in dmesg now Mar 9 10:33:37 proliant6 kernel: ciss0: *** Hot-plug drive inserted, Port=2I Box=0 Bay=7 SN= WD-WCC4MJUHX6FC Mar 9 10:33:37 proliant6 kernel: ciss0...

pkg prime-origins If you want poudriere to build everything; poudriere bulk -a ... -a Build all ports in the tree with all flavors. poudriere-bulk

Every time someone changes the meaning of a word or phrase my ears prick up. I got the first tipoff when the first oil crisis hit (you know, riding your bike on the highway, no cars except flashing blue were allowed). Suddenly the oil exporting...

Hello, Lately I’ve been feeling really tired of all the endless terminology chaos in our industry. It’s always the same ideas — networks, virtual machines, configs — but every platform has to give them a new shiny name to sound “innovative”...

I doubt if that is really comparable innovation. Between 1925 and 1975 basically everybody got a car, a telephone and a TV, and we landed on the moon. All this brought interesting new possibilities into life, and (most) people did follow along...

Many —and I mean many— years ago my father, a man deeply committed to civic associations, told me—in light of the rise of consumer groups—that he feared the day when we would all see ourselves as consumers rather than citizens. That day arrived...

A very interesting book about consumer society "The Consumer Society: Myths and Structures" Written in 1970 by Jean Baudrillard, but when you read it, it seems like it was written just yesterday. I recommend reading it, it's very interesting!