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UPDATE : I have enabled the SMP support for FreeBSD guest OS,virtualized with qemu-bhyve and I've launched some benchmarks. System: CPU : Intel Core i9-9900K (8C/16T, base 3.6 GHz) Host OS : FreeBSD 16.0-CURRENT (amd64) Guest OS: FreeBSD...

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What can be the problem if an Nvidia GTX1050 card makes everything red-ish, also in de vt terminal which is almost unreadable in default colors. Do these things ever go bad while they still keep working? It runs X.org on the 470 driver. I used...

You don't need to build the mod. The easiest way to play Minecraft in FreeBSD is using games/prismlauncher. From there you create your Minecraft instance for the version of Minecraft you want to play. Then either through Prism Launcher or from...

I tend to blame USB.

You can crontab it 😁 crontab -l > $HOME/backups/crontab-$(date +%Y%m%d) Schedule this daily.

A normal user should not be able to read other people's crontabs for privacy reasons. Backup everything as root.

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On topic, I also had these issues using a USB DVD burner on FreeBSD. Solution was to use a old Win7 box with CDBurnerXP. CD/DVD burning might be a fragile operation but on the Windows side it is done right for a lot of years...it is considered...

ZioMario it is not a functional problem as much as code ownership problem. Some projects like QEMU and NetBSD have banned LLM output, explicitly because they consider it a tainted code. GPL3 or other non-permissive stuff cannot enter BSD-licensed...

Heh, I think it has to do with CD being from Europe/Japan. Disc is British (the standard I and probably you learned), Disk is American. However per Merriam Webster "compact disk" is incorrect term, disc is used, which may point to Americans not...

I can take a look at it, but Openbox really has a special place in my heart. <3

Can I scan for stations using rtl_fm ?

Solution found, it was much easier than I expected, but in a well-hidden place. The problem was in the sshd configuration on the external host: It had "GatewayPorts=yes" set. That means that ALL remote tunnels (created with a -R flag on an...

Can we surmise this is an USB card reader? Not something builtin on the laptop? Empty cardreader itself might not show up. But a simple way to check what it does is to run tail -F /var/log/messages in a terminal, then plug in the card reader...

I think I'm doing exactly what you're trying to do. I use RemoteForward in an ssh_config file and autossh like gpw928 suggests. On host internal.example.com, I have a /usr/home/me/.ssh/config like this: Host external Hostname...

emulators/wine-devel got skipped on 14i386 latest due to a failure building math/openblas.

As an aside, I found security/autossh very handy to persist reverse ssh tunnel(s) -- which I needed to survive anything thrown at them.

It's annoying, isn't it?

Depends on the locale, I would say. I say "Disc", not only for storage media. This also is for the round discs in your backbone (hopefully completely in order), also in Disco (the noise temple).

Never mind. I don't know what I'm talking about.

Oh wait, ding ding ding. It's not the host NIC. It's the jail epair NIC which needs -txcsum This fixes it: [12:07 r7425-01 dvl ~] % ifconfig epair47a epair47a: flags=1008943<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,PROMISC,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST,LOWER_UP> metric 0 mtu...

I am not 100% sure about this, Compact Disc, Hard / Floppy Disk.

In case it's obvious why txcsum comes back on after starting my jail: [11:59 r7425-01 dvl ~] % cat /etc/jail.conf # Optionally include site specific defaults e.g. the domain to append to jail names. .include "/usr/local/etc/jail[.]conf"; #...

Has this been vibe coded, e.g. the LLM has produced most of the code? What is the number of LOC added by the LLM? Who is going to review this code? I think this should be a good guideline for somebody to write out the solution. You cannot ensure...

So far, the ifconfig suggestions have not allowed DNS to work within my vnet jail. I also tried a simple ifconfig bge0 -rxcsum first, and that yielded the same results as below. Before starting [the only] jail: [11:58 r7425-01 dvl ~] % sudo...

crontab – the program owned by root and set user ID bit set – does not chown the tables back to the getresuid user (‑u is wrong since root might install a crontab for a daemon user or similar) because the file owner can always chmod the file...

rxscum should be rxcsum

Is CubicSDR a pkg? I can't find it. oops pkg is called cubicsdr (no caps)

I don't know why exactly /var/cron/tabs/ is by default unreadable for the common user. It may be a privacy thing, it may be a security thing, but it may be also just for preventing users to edit their crontabs manually instead of using crontab...

You can crontab it 😁 crontab -l > $HOME/backups/crontab-$(date +%Y%m%d) Schedule this daily.

To be honest I just posted an image to show that I was getting some output from my device. I still haven't figured out how to get any audio output from sdr++ but have managed to listen to a station using a command line program rtl_fm -f 100.9M...

You can crontab it 😁 crontab -l > $HOME/backups/crontab-$(date +%Y%m%d) Schedule this daily.

I have been using one of these (although not sure if it is SFF) as a headless file server/ network gateway for several years and am very pleased with it. It's currently running FreeBSD 15.0 but I've upgraded several times. It's a few years...

Some progress! rtl_fm -f 100.9M -M wbfm -s 200k -r 48k | play -r 48k -t raw -e signed-integer -b 16 -c 1 - Thanks to ChatGPT. Just need to figure out what all this means.

At the moment I'm only trying to find out what options I have with this device, I only just got some response from it a couple of days ago. Under Module Manager, I don't see Audio Output. I only see Audio Source.

I can partially understand this from personal perspective, like, other users shouldn't care about what I have in my crontabs (like what I have in my personal files). But I can't understand why is the very fact that A knows that B has a crontab...

Any suggestions for parameters for dump1090? I'm just trying to find out what information the program can provide me with.