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From a physics perspective, the AI reminds me of a hologram. You can break a small piece off a hologram and are still able to see the entire image inside it. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qpFAqZb-D4

Which says something about the quality and information density in "the internet".

Yeah, there was a great cracked.com article years ago, when it was still good, about 5 reasons why the guy who fixes your computer hates you. He talks about that scenario, an hour of web searching, finally you find someone with the exact same...

That's possible. I'm not sure about the origin of everything. It's also not a GENERIC 15 kernel. Some things are changed.I don't think it can be related but it may be a problem. System was still copying so I didn't want to reboot. I'll try a...

have() and run_rc_scripts() are both defined in /etc/rc.subr. /etc/rc loads /etc/rc.subr. So, see also in /etc/rc.subr.

You have the hardware renderer. Did you install llama and ggml from packages? Maybe this is an issue of being compiled in a context where native CPU was detected during compilation? Although Raptor Lake should not miss much except avx512.

========== VULKANINFO ========== Vulkan Instance Version: 1.4.336 Instance Extensions: count = 24 ------------------------------- VK_EXT_acquire_drm_display : extension revision 1 VK_EXT_acquire_xlib_display : extension...

Not sure. What does `vulkaninfo --summary` from port vulkan-tools report? Maybe you only have the Mesa software renderer?

First attempt on my Raptor Lake with UHD730 graphics that should work: ggml_vulkan: Found 1 Vulkan devices: ggml_vulkan: 0 = Intel(R) Graphics (RPL-S) (Intel open-source Mesa driver) | uma: 1 | fp16: 1 | bf16: 0 | warp size: 32 | shared memory...

If you run it as sh -x /etc/rc you might be able to spot where the error happens. Also, just look through the file, maybe there are still a few "merge" markers left in there. If all else fails, you can copy a /etc/rc from a working 15.0 install...

This is a continuation on my local LLM thread, which is hard to reply to. This one might be easier. https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/running-a-gpu-accelerated-llm-on-freebsd-2-line-howto.102445/ I wanted to waffle a bit more about the...

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If you run it as sh -x /etc/rc you might be able to spot where the error happens. Also, just look through the file, maybe there are still a few "merge" markers left in there. If all else fails, you can copy a /etc/rc from a working 15.0 install...

I am trying to update a box to 15.0 using source. The box has been successfully running 14.3, is fully patched, and has all filesystems zfs, with root having two M.2 memory cards as a mirror. It has rebooted flawlessly time and again. I went...

Not the first time something like that happened. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(chatbot)

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From a physics perspective, the AI reminds me of a hologram. You can break a small piece off a hologram and are still able to see the entire image inside it. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qpFAqZb-D4

T-Daemon Thanks ! It worked, here is some notes which may become useful for others Update process: # FreeBSD 14.3 -> 14.4 freebsd-update fetch install && freebsd-update upgrade -r 14.4-RELEASE install # First Reboot shutdown -r now # post...

I don't know that answer. I used the default for my zpool (16K) for my W11 VM. NTFS uses a default block size of 4K but can go as high a 2 M. I suppose if you want better performance you should increase the block size. If you want to reduce the...

Might want to chase it, doesn't appear to have been applied yet. You probably want this MFC'ed to 15/stable too.

I submitted the patch around the New Year's. https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=291690

Did you report this? They're preparing for 15.1-RELEASE now, they might be able to squeeze it in before the release. Then you wouldn't have to rebuild anymore.

It doesn't have to be put all on one person. That's why there are multiple moderators.

For some reason it constantly trips people up. It's been in effect for quite some time indeed. The best way is to simply create a thread in an appropriate forum and link to the howto you have questions about (or remarks, additions, suggestions...

Followed some minutes later by postings from the same person berating the other users for not immediately jumping on it, or, "no longer needed, I just fixed it".

There are several hardware probes to this model, it seems graphics is supported sound is "detected" (not sure it that means "working") wifi isn't fully supported: Probe #7aa93cd8ba of Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 3...

"What happens next will surprise you" :rolleyes:

OT: As others have mentioned, I was just thinking about this the other day about titles in new threads. So often you can't tell what the subject is by the title alone to see if it applies to you or interests you. Clicking on it is a waste of time...

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Beastie You mean by (dot)profile?

Vermaden has a page on the T14 here, although that may not be exactly the same model as yours. https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2023/05/14/freebsd-13-2-on-thinkpad-t14-gen1/

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And this can't be loaded as a module? What driver?

You could also reconsider using a custom kernel and simply use GENERIC. I've always used a custom kernel but I had been using -STABLE, so had to build everything anyway. When I got a lot more systems I used a -RELEASE version and the GENERIC...

freebsd-update won't overwrite the active kernel. The active kerne, if it is named kernel, will be renamed in kernel.old: /usr/sbin/freebsd-update 620 config_BackupKernelDir /boot/kernel.old You can rename your renamed custom kernel...

For some reason it constantly trips people up. It's been in effect for quite some time indeed. The best way is to simply create a thread in an appropriate forum and link to the howto you have questions about (or remarks, additions, suggestions...

I said, to me it makes sense to have a (sub)forum for AI of its own. I wanted to get all the general pro & con AI stuff and above all the garbage out of the rest. I reconsidered it in the last days, and to me it makes no difference if we had a...

I'm planning on buying ThinkPad T14 Gen 3 with Ryzen 7 Pro 6850U. Does anyone have experience running FreeBSD on this machine? I tried to search through the existing forums posts, but couldn't find much. I didn't find this model on FreeBSD...

Diablo II notes (15.0, wine-devel, new WoW64)

Can't seem to access the build logs on beefy23 (where the packages for 15.0 latest get build). The latest build logs for 14.4 show a lot of plasma6-* components being skipped due to a build failure on qt6-webengine. That might be the same on 15.0...

Hi gang! Editorial Fun fact: I've been using FreeBSD for quite a while now and to be perfectly honest with you lot I'm (still) quite passionate about the whole thing. Always have, always will be. At the time of writing my backup VPS server is...

You could also reconsider using a custom kernel and simply use GENERIC. I've always used a custom kernel but I had been using -STABLE, so had to build everything anyway. When I got a lot more systems I used a -RELEASE version and the GENERIC...

In that case it's probably a profile gone bad (e.g. corrupt cookies database). Rename your profile directory and try again.

freebsd-update won't overwrite the active kernel. The active kerne, if it is named kernel, will be renamed in kernel.old: /usr/sbin/freebsd-update 620 config_BackupKernelDir /boot/kernel.old You can rename your renamed custom kernel...

Hi gang! Editorial Fun fact: I've been using FreeBSD for quite a while now and to be perfectly honest with you lot I'm (still) quite passionate about the whole thing. Always have, always will be. At the time of writing my backup VPS server is...

It's probably a good idea to post the actual error. "Cannot reach" and "unable to ping" aren't very informative. Are you getting an error resolving the domain name? Or are you getting a time-out pinging the IP address? The end result is the same...

I have Ventoy installed on around four disks and am a big fan of it but had problems trying to install Windows from an ISO using Ventoy.

It took ages for me to find a version of Rufus which was actually usable. https://rufus.ie/downloads/ I think it was Rufus 3.20 which actually worked. And getting Windows XP to install was a time consuming task to say the least. I'd...

Your production server probably has a login.conf class defined for the postgres user and it doesn't exist on the new server. It's not something that's defined or configured when installing PostgreSQL and has been added afterwards.

I can see already by the picture that this is "one of these monster snakes eating monster trucks" YT videos I don't even bother to click on, especially not wasting my time on watching such. But by what others wrote - and I agree with it's...