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It seems there is iconv in libc and also the separate library: How I force to use one or the other and not to combine includes of the one with libs of the other?

I managed to get AirPods Pro working with full A2DP audio on FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE, including PulseAudio integration with volume control. This should work with any A2DP Bluetooth headphones, not just AirPods. The main challenge is that FreeBSD's...

Having a demonstrable purpose can't be a challenge for any comptuer application except Bonzibuddy. That was useful naturally under Microsoft. 😆

Having a demonstrable purpose can't be a challenge for any comptuer application except Bonzibuddy. That was useful naturally under Microsoft. 😆

well, what does a system mean to any user? if its an electronic system/ mechanical system/ electrical system/ or even opto and some hybrid systems, with or without human interface, are systems too. so the context of "someone's specific reference...

Does it have a demonstrable purpose? For now, this looks to me like commercial spam that's unable to show that, and seems particularly interested in the (non-web?) connection to a user's system.

if i may ask a few questions here, to get some idea of level of understanding of core reliability engineering concepts ( as per your POV) . if you know for sure, please share. if you have an idea, please throw that towel too! Nil answers are...

I agree with that, the standard install means that you can get a useful boot environment on a single dataset; it also means you wont screw anything up. Outside of ZFS it's best not to fragment storage on home systems IMO. I've never seen a...

Anything in `dmesg`?

what the context of "my system" in quote "I think none of us are going to argue with this, but I have not seen/understood how the tool improves my system stability." it might help in explaining how relysam might improve your system stability.

rrrrrrr Neither do I, but it is increasingly hard to get such cars which are still reliable and road worthy.

thanks. well, requesting for a new port is in my control. approvals. neither my control, nor a grudge! moreover dropping a hat doesnt come by in our culture. giving it a try does. personally i am far from using it in my remaining lifetime. but...

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disagree 100%. do humans not have restricted profiles? though i am happy that i do have human connections :) and thats why almost all use an alias here :)

please read Key Features on repository's README. users can learn, practice, use these tools. with almost all being mathematical and probabilistic tools, relysam provides additional insights, recommendations and analysis using the 10 ai models...

I just built gnuplot-6.0.4 with: Without LIBS=-liconv I get errors. I suppose that building in linux LIBS=-liconv is not necessary. Why?

It's not complex. It's just different. You'll get used to it quickly and life will go on.

Well, the scheduler is unlikely to be responsible anyway if you have no competing workloads running and the graphical interface is the only thing that wants to be scheduled. Big question is whether FreeBSD or the display server are responsible...

Hi SirDice , bakul , DutchDaemon , MG , mer , Please have a look at the PR 292827 and patch file do share your feedback, and guidance on next steps. thanks

How exactly is typometer measuring what thing?

It is still buggy not even with env GNUPLOT=/usr/local/bin/ reduce works. UPDATE: Perhaps the problem is, that I installed gnuplot-lite because gnuplot is bloated with dependencies, but the stil heavy gnuplot-lite does not support x11. UPDATE...

I think there are plans to change freebsd-update to drive pkgbase when it isn't doing its own thing anymore.

sko base was never fixed. FreeBSD base was extracted from tgzs since day 1, and you had a choice to make a full or partial install. The debug versions of the binaries, system source, ports tree, 32-bit compatibility libraries are all parts of...

Today I was searching for something related to one of (Johann Sebastian) Bach's compositions when Google's AI search almost killed me :cool:

...what? X11 as a protocol is deemed insecure because of the network transparent nature. The remote access to the Xorg server on FreeBSD is disabled by default.

It's not complex. It's just different. You'll get used to it quickly and life will go on.

It's not complex. It's just different. You'll get used to it quickly and life will go on.

I think this is an epically bad overreaction; first time I can recall this happening and I've been around since the 3.x days.

Thanks everyone, took a step forward with your help. I was able to mount them (bakul) , but they were empty, as I thought, but wanted to be totally sure. # file -s /dev/ gave me "ext4". Now they're back renewed for FreeBSD: # gpart show =>...

You can ask our canadian friends what the cleanup costs of a litho braking event are...

Thanks everyone, took a step forward with your help. I was able to mount them (bakul) , but they were empty, as I thought, but wanted to be totally sure. # file -s /dev/ gave me "ext4". Now they're back renewed for FreeBSD: # gpart show =>...

I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Don't I need a freebsd-update fetch in each jail? Maybe I'm misunderstanding something.

Blender working with Cuda now on github Launched with a desktop entry on Freebsd Videos directory mounted from Freebsd into the container for file access and audio works as well if you need it. https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-cuda...

Not anymore. I once put raid1 and raid0 Linux md support into CCD, but it never made it into GEOM. `file -s /dev/<partition` is the way to find out which filesystem is on a partition. I don't know whether it knows about md raid and LVM.

This should give you an idea of what to do # kldload ext2fs.ko # gpart show md1 => 63 18956225 md1 MBR (9.0G) 63 16321 - free - (8.0M) 16384 1048576 1 fat32lba (512M) 1064960 17891328 2 linux-data...

TBH, if it were me, I'd load up a live Linux USB drive to do filesystem checks and verify the details of the disk. If you've got a large enough spare disk, it's probably easier to just copy the files to that on a disk that's formatted in a way...

Could you temporarily install LXDE to see if it is just related to KDE?

So, if I have numerous jails I want to update I just need to create a script with a for loop? Is there some way to create a cache to avoid the same fetches from freebsd.org?

Waiting for some honk to come up with the idea of unshielded nuclear reactors in LEO in 3.. 2.. 1..

Blender working with Cuda now on github Launched with a desktop entry on Freebsd Videos directory mounted from Freebsd into the container for file access and audio works as well if you need it. https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-cuda...

Just a proposal: https://www.delphij.net/temp/ai-guide.html ETA: to clarify - this is not official. It is one person's proposal.

Blender working with Cuda now on github Launched with a desktop entry on Freebsd Videos directory mounted from Freebsd into the container for file access and audio works as well if you need it. https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-cuda...

I have been wanting to build a robot. I started with aspirations of an autonomous Radio Controlled boat back many moons ago. Well ArduPilot has a module called ROVER. Made for autopiloting Boats and Rolling Vehicles. It should fit the bill. I...

Blender working with Cuda now on github Launched with a desktop entry on Freebsd Videos directory mounted from Freebsd into the container for file access and audio works as well if you need it. https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-cuda...

TBH, if it were me, I'd load up a live Linux USB drive to do filesystem checks and verify the details of the disk. If you've got a large enough spare disk, it's probably easier to just copy the files to that on a disk that's formatted in a way...

We can't read md raid arrays anymore. We never could read LVM.

Update: my build completes after a long puzzle. It's based on the python setuptools-scm7 which seems to be a system-wide property for everything related to python311 or python-311-3.11.154 I'd say the differences per version should be set with...

Absolutely not!

"How do you like your git commits?" "Dirty, like my martinis" :)

The dirty comes from git and means changes that are not commited. Seems like someone or the build script just applied the patch against the git revision for 15.1 and then compiles, without doing a git commit. It's harmless but feels... dirty...