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Fighting all night with drm-kmod I was finally being able to have 15.1 running on a Thinkpad P53. I disabled hybrid graphics and using nvidia only.

Deleting and recreating with the new version might be quicker.

Can't access those log files without providing a client certificate.

Probably because it has a valid client certificate to authenticate with :D Yes, now I can access them 👍

Oh, I think I see what's wrong. Your host OS is 15.1, your poudriere jail probably is 15.0. What does poudriere jail -l show?

Only as long as they stay dreams, only. History is full of dreams. Some even had fanatic followers. Dreams come from drug abusage, mental desease or at best are just mental garbage disposal. They can give clues about a persons mental state, but...

For userland, yes. For kernel modules, no. More often than not kernel modules built for 15.0 will crash and burn when loaded on a 15.1 kernel. Which is why there's now a FreeBSD-ports-kmods repository. I simply create a new jail and a whole new...

Ouch! you are correct, I didn't notice it! 😅 Look like jail update even minor version updates😆 I will update jail to try again. Previous, kind of problem occurred with other ports(without kernel version like this case) in 15.0-RELEASE base...

For userland, yes. For kernel modules, no. More often than not kernel modules built for 15.0 will crash and burn when loaded on a 15.1 kernel. Which is why there's now a FreeBSD-ports-kmods repository. I simply create a new jail and a whole new...

Ok, that means, as far as I can tell, that somewhere along the way, you switched to pkgbase and forgot. Maybe you ran pkgbase.lua at some point. At any rate, going by *my* experience, which may be different, you should now have...

I'm pretty sure the version of the poudriere jail is the issue here. [00:04:07] Debug: Unqueueing ng_ipacct-20210316.1500068_2 Notice the kernel version that's tacked on here? That says it's 15.0. And it already had that package built, so it's...

# poudriere jail -l JAILNAME VERSION ARCH METHOD TIMESTAMP PATH epopenXcom 15.0-RELEASE amd64 http 2025-12-24 10:28:07 /usr/local/poudriere/jails/epopenXcom Yes, my jail is 15.0 When study for ports-mgmt/poudriere, I assume...

I'm pretty sure the version of the poudriere jail is the issue here. [00:04:07] Debug: Unqueueing ng_ipacct-20210316.1500068_2 Notice the kernel version that's tacked on here? That says it's 15.0. And it already had that package built, so it's...

Thanks your first suggestion. In fact, poudriere-pkgclean is part of script, to avoid complicated conditional run, it run every time.😆 But I will evaluate your suggestion.👍

Oh, I think I see what's wrong. Your host OS is 15.1, your poudriere jail probably is 15.0. What does poudriere jail -l show?

I bought a replacement shortly after this post and it only lasted six weeks/ I ordered a new one but I'm surprised that two of these PSUs have gone bad. This is the first laptop PSU I have in 20 years that have failed. Now that I have bad ones...

You don't need to run poudriere-pkgclean, one of the first things a bulk run does is delete any outdated packages. Doesn't hurt to run pkgclean every now and then though, if only to clean up.

You don't need to run poudriere-pkgclean, one of the first things a bulk run does is delete any outdated packages. Doesn't hurt to run pkgclean every now and then though, if only to clean up.

Probably because it has a valid client certificate to authenticate with :D Yes, now I can access them 👍

Hi SirDice Sorry, I didn't encounter client certificate problem in my desktop PC. Now, I disabled SSLVerifyClient config. Please try again🙏 Thanks you very much.

Can't access those log files without providing a client certificate.

Hi All I found ports-mgmt/poudriere bulk build ignore upgradeable ports before. Remove and reinstall ports fixed. But now this problem is happening again. This case: net-mgmt/ng_ipacct, it dependence on by net/mpd5 and contain in pkglist file...

To summarize: Create this file and populate it. /usr/local/etc/devd/usb_tethering.conf notify 20 { match "system" "ETHERNET"; match "type" "IFATTACH"; match "subsystem" "ue[0-9]+"; action "/sbin/dhclient...

Has anyone tried booting the 15.1 bootonly ISO from Ventoy?

Disabling the DRM drivers is good. Just leave it off until you've done the entire upgrade of the base OS. Then upgrade the kmods. Once that's done you can try enabling them again. The 'problem' starts when the kernel is upgraded and that first...

Your package repositories are configured with HTTPS, so you're not going to see anything on HTTP.

In your last paragraph you explained whats wrong with your assumption in your first paragraph. A browser jail does not need "all the permissions" for web experience, in fact it just needs very few. Why jailing a browser? Because it limits the...

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On 15.1, wine-devel-allaudio only ran with "/usr/local/bin/wine64.bin" and win64/wow64 WINEARCH. syswow64 folder was empty (doesn't seem like 32-bit can work on devel, and pkg32 didn't have a devel pkg) I installed wine in regular pkg, then...

You might have to log out and log in again. You can grep your username in /etc/passwd, and see what it says for the shell. grep <username> /etc/passwd |awk -F: '{print $7}' The awk part is if ya wanna get fancier and just show the shell...

Yes. In another thread I mention it. See https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/upgrade-with-freebsd-update.102985/post-764016. I tried on a VM which didn't use pkgbase and that is the result I got.

Late to the thread but the AUR is life on the bleeding edge with some of the earliest testing of some of the newest code. Using Eric Raymond's analogy, it is the Bazaar not the Cathedral. Code is loose and fast. Arch, In my opinion, had fairly...

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Frank Zappa... if this guy was english, he'd be a yorkshireman... or maybe johnny rotten😁 View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0Kpz5a5PSo

Thick as a brick... View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9bk2MrMGaA

Locomotive breath... View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyyQ2XRPOnI

Hi! I’m Riya. Primarily a physicist and photographer. I love dabbling with computers. I wanted to try FreeBSD, simply because the handbook looks so nice. (Although, I still catch myself stealing glances at the Arch Wiki.) I am quite enjoying the...

I love these forums and FreeBSD, thanks to the admins and users here for a rich experience. My profile pic isn't shown with enough love, so here it is in it's full glory:

I was using Linux (Ubuntu), but got tired of the bloat, wanted something clean that i can also learn OS core with, was thinking Debian at first but installed Freebsd. I started few months ago with 15.0 and I have painfully learned a lot since...

Hello! I decided to try FreeBSD again and it works much better on my system than recent Linux kernel versions have so I'm here to stay!

Hi, I registered today on this forum My path was with linux at home from 2004. If i remember the details, i started with Red hat, then Slackware for a long time Last five years i distro hop'ed: Void linux, Crux Linux, Gentoo Linux, FreeBSD...

Hello all I am Phat Le and after 3 tries and errors i got my freebsd running today on hyprland. It has been frustrating, but fun journey and lots of learning to do still especially how things work jails and so on. All is new for me in here. Been...

Hello All, I first heard about Freebsd in the late nineties from a friend in my OS/2 User Group. Had some trials and success installing and using Freebsd since. The last iteration was text only VM Freebsd in a Macbook to keep my small business...

My name is Mykhailo, I’m from Ukraine. My hobby is IT technologies, from programming to firmware and reverse engineering. Back in 2009, I decided to study Linux, but it felt like a zoo with no stability. Everyone kept saying “install this...

Now it's better than expected :D My websites load a little faster from a RPi4 SD card and FreeBSD 15.1 than openSUSE TW on an Ivybridge laptop with SSD

Seeming pretty good! Was trying Linux earlier, but ran into a systemd timer firing after reboot because of RTC (OS update script with reboot, so it'd run the timer after reboot, reboot in a few mins, and loop); I heard cron handled no RTC...

Not particularly, unless you've got a specific issue. Personally, it's what I use, but in keeping an eye on Ladybird to see what comes if it.

Yes, on my Dell XPS 8700, I ran into Nvidia issues. See my post at https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/good-news-today.102946/post-763983. In my case, (Nvidia GT1030--I don't think it's the original card) was the problem. I fixed it by...

https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-announce/2026-June/000275.html is the one I think you mean. However, I had one VM that wasn't using pkg base and freebsd-update worked with it, though I had some problems, so wound up converting it to...

My recursive, cache resolver continuously stops working, then I do: local-unbound-control stop local-unbound Any hint for a better solution? Thanks