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My refrigerator will have to wait for the netbsd update :)

They found a toaster it does not run on.

Delete it then, pkg delete linux_base-rl9; pkg autoremove

https://reviews.freebsd.org/D28423 route: FreeBSD provides support for scalable multipath routing. It is acti- vated by default, but can be turned off by setting the net.route.multipath sysctl(8) MIB to 0...

You should probably ask the NetBSD community/developers. https://www.netbsd.org/community/

Just do it in single user mode, no need to start an old BE to edit the current one.

kldload linux64 (the 64 bit linux kernel module needs to be loaded) And emulators/linux_base-rl9 isn't part of pkgbase.

Personally, I would suggest commenting out any kld_list line in your /etc/rc.conf whilst doing a freebsd-update / pkg upgrade because of problems in getting you video driver sorted out in the process. Once you have finished you can restore the...

A port's patch files live in the files directory within that port directory.

cd /usr/src/ # make -DBATCH_DELETE_OLD_FILES delete-old # make -DBATCH_DELETE_OLD_FILES delete-old-libs .if !defined(BATCH_DELETE_OLD_FILES) RM_I=-i .else RM_I=-fv .endif

Old versions of the same package will get deleted before the new package is built. So you will not have more than one version in the repository. Unless that version is part of the actual package name, like net-mgmt/zabbix6-server and...

Hi loveydovey But latest securelevel written firewall limitation only securelevel 3? :-/ 2 Highly secure mode - same as secure mode, plus disks may not be opened for writing (except by mount(2)) whether mounted or not. This...

Well, securelevel 2 prevents pf rules from being modified.

with 10x speed (the default is 24x) error: write track data: error after 0 bytes cdrecord: The current problem looks like a buffer underrun. cdrecord: Try to use 'driveropts=burnfree'. cdrecord: Make sure that you are root, enable DMA and check...

Hi Shakroglof Set kern.securelevel only in /etc/rc.conf.d/securelevel And current kern.securelevel as follows # sysctl kern.securelevel kern.securelevel: 2 Thanks you.

Hi, Just an idea... Did you set kern.securelevel in /etc/sysctl.conf or /boot/loader.conf?

Wow this gets even better. Is that teacher related to the computer store?

I do not want the samba4 directory or in this case link. I need samba to respect configuration... Why you suspect i do not want logs? Contrary, i want logs! But i want them in /var/log not /var/log/samba4 if i configured /var/log. And i want...

drhowarddrfine points you to the link for upgrading the system. The Nvidia card will depend upon a few things. Assuming you have packages set to latest, or even if you don't. Firstly, if you have ZFS (I know you said no guessing, but you...

No problem mate All my how to guides and tutorial work I wouldn't post things that don't And like your local milkman i always deliver

Indeed. Though this should still be fine for the OP who just seems to want "change" ;).

Yeah, to clarify, I also mean things like putting a manual inc/dec with all allocs, i.e: glGenTextures, glDeleteTextures. If this is outside of Valgrind's VM (which graphical elements sometimes are due to display servers), sometimes it can't...

No problem mate All my how to guides and tutorial work I wouldn't post things that don't And like your local milkman i always deliver

I am still trying to understand how this would make the init system better... 🤔

They are putting lua in it, they are putting lua everywhere. That is not promising, but ideologically bloating.

Confirm it works.... Thank you NapoleonWils0n

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...

Does a tree make a sound when it falls in the forest?

They are putting lua in it, they are putting lua everywhere. That is not promising, but ideologically bloating.

Have you been following the Handbook and these instructions?

If you have ambitions beyond your skill level, and want your name in lights, the temptation is to use AI to help. However, if you are unable to guide and review what has been generated, you are creating a problem. I've seen some really awful...

Whether USB ports deliver power when the computer is suspended is a function of the BIOS, not the OS. NVidia gets you into trouble once your card is too old and you have to use legacy drivers. Their legacy drivers are not adapted to OS changes...

Netgear A610. And it is an upgrade of the same model, one that also worked with Freebasd 14.1.

This USB adapter works for me: AC600 wireless Realtek RTL8811AU [Archer T2U Nano] TP-Link

Yep, personally, I prefer when the output of such things just gives me something easy to grep for. My dmesg output isn't so bad, it's only 87 lines at the moment, but sometimes output for things can get even longer, but even at 87 lines, that's...

Oh.

Does a remote terminal that monitors the system log show something at the final moment? If it's the graphics card of USB causing freezing, you could still see something happening on a ssh connection. Also, if ping says "host not found" instead of...

Does it still react to network pings? The single user thing after unclean shutdown is a fsck configuration thing. You should show your rc.conf. And tell us what graphics hardware you have.

No, -march=x86-64-v4 will not include avx512. Avx512 in CPUs is rare. I have to leave now, I might fire up a Chromium build later.

Many years ago, when I designed medical computers for Bausch & Lomb, I would come home from work with code on my mind. I'd walk around the house and talk about a problem with my wife who knows nuthin' 'bout 'nuthin 'bout electronics or...

If it was a plain leak, as in not freeing something that was malloced or realloced, a simple bookkeeping would detect it. If Valgrind is happy it's not that. How do you measure the size of the program, anyway?

On a random basis, after my system has been on for several days, my entire FreeBSD 14.4-RELEASE system will suddenly simply lock up. Everything comes to a complete halt. The only way I have found up to this point to get out of it is to turn the...

The main problem causing the "**root: not found**" error is in your **crontab entry**: ``` 0 3 * * * root /usr/local/bin/lynis_cron.sh ``` You're using the **system** crontab format (`/etc/crontab`) which includes the username, but this is a...

As a quick hack, grep for every use of *alloc and free in the library and instrument it with a simple integer increment/decrement. Obviously realloc is more difficult (and many uses of it are simply wrong, i.e realloc with size 0 is *not* the...

I like this suggestion. CDs are very much a legacy thing now. So why not emulate and run a legacy OS to do it? Plus, Windows has some fantastic burning software through the decades that get entirely opened up to us again.

What's the program main loop control? If it's 1 thread I/O event-driven, there must be an action to associate with the increasing resident menory that doesn't happen in all iterations. A function call related to a hashtable? I never used any...

Yes, I update the host-system from source. And I update the jail with ezjail-admin update -i

Yep, personally, I prefer when the output of such things just gives me something easy to grep for. My dmesg output isn't so bad, it's only 87 lines at the moment, but sometimes output for things can get even longer, but even at 87 lines, that's...