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Heads up: version 8895 of llama.cpp has been committed to ports. This changes the location where llama.cpp stores models automatically downloaded from huggingface (as in post #1 here). Old cache: ~/.cache/llama.cpp/ New cache...

Heads up: version 8895 of llama.cpp has been committed to ports. This changes the location where llama.cpp stores models automatically downloaded from huggingface (as in post #1 here). Old cache: ~/.cache/llama.cpp/ New cache...

I don't think that exists. Government have made pretty clear that anything goes as long as it makes the local AI industry more competitive, so all licensing went out the window before any of the current LLMs were trained. I don't see a single...

Ok now i understand better where i stucked and just learned something new!!thanks....man.. i really thought i must buy another card (Again) lol..You guys are very helpfull, good thing is that i have some basic knowledge, but without it i would...

You can't trust a provider with backups.

Great. Also note that man pages for Envy24 and HT are stale and you should have full recording + digital support. Do a mixer -f /dev/mixer8 to see all the channels available. T-Aoki great eye there.

Wait! Did you ADDED kld_list="snd_envy24ht" AFTER bluetooth_enable="YES" line in your /etc/rc.conf?! IF SO, NEVER ATTEMPT OR EVEN THINK OF DOING SO! THE 2ND AND LATER SHALL BE IN FORM LIKE BELOW. kld_list="${kld_list} snd_envy24ht" Otherwise...

You are right!! i added it after bluetooth enable xD but i removed it, and after loading envy24ht properly without manually touching rc.conf again, this sudo sysrc kld_list+=snd_envy24ht, it boots normally and my card is visible and playing..i...

i got sound!!!! Thank you so much!!!

Should have hosted in-house :cool:

Given that there are obviousely a few metalheads among us, one might assume there might also be a couple of fantasy-lovers. And I have some feeling that this one should be mentioned, if only because there seems to be a boycott by the...

A git repository is a different matter than an actually big database with a single point every transaction goes into, though.

Bun added FreeBSD x86_64 and aarch64 as a cross-compile target today: oven-sh/bun#29676 This closed the long-running (November 2022) issue of FreeBSD support: oven-sh/bun#1524 Hopefully this works for you now?

FreeBSD is stricter when it comes to partition validation by default. It is not FreeBSD's fault that you painted yourself into a corner where you cannot set a simple variable to change that default.

I've found that I can boot Arch Linux which is installed on partiion 9 and lsblk shows all the available partitions without any problem. Is this a FreeBSD specific problem?

I am just glad that LLMs have become more apologetic again. There was a phase after initial politeness when you pointed out mistakes where they would just talk back at you.

You can recompile the kernel after changing the variable in the source code.

Bun added FreeBSD x86_64 and aarch64 as a cross-compile target today: oven-sh/bun#29676 This closed the long-running (November 2022) issue of FreeBSD support: oven-sh/bun#1524 So hopefully Claude Code users will soon not be limited to the...

It sounds unlikely. If it worked. the attack could be recreated in a sandbox with bait. Place some fake production data somehwere and wait... 😎

I have a FreeBSD bootonly ISO installed under Ventoy and have tried running this is in the shell and get unknown oid when running this.

I recently updated my email server to 15.0. After the final pkg reinstall of everything, I cannot get panda-imapd to work. The log messages file says: Unable to load certificate from /usr/local/certs/imapd.pem. The file is there and has not...

You can set variables at the loader prompt.

Who gives an AI agent enough control to delete vital data and all backups? At least the backups should be hands-off. I think we discussed this incident before.

I don't have access to the filesystem because I booted from mfsbsd which is memory based.

The partitions might appear now. If not you have to put it into loader.conf and reboot

Matthew45 the idea here is that you can catch the output of the driver text or the kernel crash on the primary text console. Perhaps there is something else going on.

Matthew45 boot the machine using the configuration in the files above. When SDDM kicks in, hit ctrl+alt+F1 to go back to primary text console. Login as root and issue "kldload snd_envy24ht". Observe what happens, does the system freeze, does it...

From mfsbsd it shows 1 => 0 What does that tell me?

Can I run this from a different installation to check the integrity of the failing disk?

Alain De Vos What's with all the non-FreeBSD postings by you today?

sysctl kern.geom.part.check_integrity=0

Alain De Vos What's with all the non-FreeBSD postings by you today?

Matthew45 does the system freeze if you just "kldload snd_envy24ht" as root, without putting it to rc.conf or loader.conf? At this point you should post /boot/loader.conf, /etc/sysctl.conf, /etc/rc.conf and /etc/rc.local if there is any.

Too specific. Boot a major FreeBSD release and show what gpart tells about the disk. In case nothing while the device exists, the partition table is obscure. I don't think anyone here knows what Ventoy linux cooked of your disk.

I have a 320GB Hitachi disk from which I can boot via Ventoy. It appears as a BIOS boot option, and I can successfully boot mfsBSD and Debian which are installed on various partitions on the disk. What I can't figure out is why the partitions...

FWIW I create other people's files with sudo -u username ... Saves the cleanup later.

srcfile=/root/file for i in user1 user2 user3 user4; do destfile="/home/$i/file" ln -s $srcfile $destfile # -s required if not on same filesystem done # permissions issues are left as exercise for OP

At this moment I am using Haiku and browsing with WebPositive. I took one photo with Flame.

For scanning available wireless networks we can run ifconfig wlan0 scan, and to join a protected one we just edit /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf. What's the utility of wpa_cli? Thank you.

It did some time ago, I remember playing it. edit: freshports agrees, it should be there.

usb2 is too slow for drives. But exFat in fuse might be even slower.

My blog post does not mention creating my file. However, I see this now: [16:53 r730-01 dvl /usr/local/vm/hass] % sudo file disk0.img disk0.img: DOS/MBR boot sector; partition 1 : ID=0xee, start-CHS (0x0,0,2), end-CHS (0x3ff,255,63), startsector...

Do you have nmdm loaded? FYI, the above is what I tried here: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/bhyve-via-vm-guest-no-longer-starts-bhyve-exited-with-status-4.102477/#post-757212

I like your articles. They inspired me for many FreeBSD tasks. Chaos strikes* more and more often. We must face to this. As an example, I used since many years a debian VM for the wifi connection on my home server. I started with GRUB and nmdm...

I don't know. I've used this configuration since the start, just over three years ago. see https://dan.langille.org/2023/02/27/home-assistant-running-natively-on-freebsd-via-bhyve/

I'm in the process of trying to recover my LAN server/gateway at the moment and want to put something in place which will provide a temporary stopgap. The obvious problem is that none of my systems will get an IP address or have Internet access...

I found nothing recent at cgit.freebsd[.]org/src/log/?h=stable%2F15&qt=grep&q=nmdm

Are you asking for other users to confirm the crash? If your intention is to report a bug here, this is not the right place. Contact the maintainer instead or report it upstream (check their Github or whatever first in case it's already been...

This also fixes the original problem. Thank you. I would like to know why this now required. I just checked an old snapshot. I'm still using the same config (apart from a newline difference). [14:48 r730-01 dvl...