I managed to get it working. OrcaSlicer (on FreeBSD, current package) is a bit brittle; if you try to visit the Device page, it crashes. Other than that, it works fine with my Snapmaker U1 so far.
Are you using net/realtek-re-kmod, net/realtek-rge-kmod or net/intel-em-kmod perhaps? If those modules where installed for 14.x, they will be broken when the kernel upgraded to 15.0.
I created a "gparted".
Here a screenshot,
Sidenote, dependencies,
ldd ./gparted
./gparted:
libexecinfo.so.1 => /usr/lib/libexecinfo.so.1 (0x3b942c22b000)
libdl.so.1 => /usr/lib/libdl.so.1 (0x3b942c7d3000)
libthr.so.3 =>...
More precisely:
nvidia-modeset.ko pulls in nvidia.ko as its dependency.
nvidia.ko pulls in linux.ko as its dependency for Linux compatibility support.
linux.ko pulls in mqueuefs.ko and linux_common.ko as its dependency.
Build x11/nvidia-kmod...
I remember coming across 5BSD a while ago. Weirdly through LinkedIn.
This is the developers profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kory-heard/
Sometimes he does post some interesting bits; showing he is engaged with the UNIX tech as a whole. For...
Sometimes, none of the banks I have do that, but we use the . and , properly, so there's not as much of an issue. Honestly, it does feel kind of ironic how the Europeans are wrong on that one. Periods end things and commas group them with...
you can always redefine the field separator via -F or 'FS'.
If the csv isn't properly sanitized *all* field separators are problematic. IMHO csv should *always* use quoted fields and either strip or escape the used quote character within the data.
Yes, although that does solve a slightly different problem and completely breaks if you have anything other than exactly 2 possibilities for each possibility considered if you can't split it up into some array of items with only 2 possibilities.
Programming languages were invented precisely because natural languages are too vague and imprecise, and machine language is too difficult.
Almost all of engineering, scheduling, tracking, etc. tools exist solely because natural languages are too...
Not really, that assumes that the machinery that got assembled to achieve it gets disassembled in time to not overshoot the mark and isn't just refocused on something else. Much of the issues with that in the US are massively overstated these...
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Just want to make FreeBSD users aware: The site [do not visit]_www_freebsdsoftware_org_[do not visit ] has a lot of "plausible-looking" information, but most of it is completely wrong. It seems to be an AI slop site.
For example...
From my experience similar software in similar programming languages has about the same amount of bugs, unless temporarily lowered by a deliberate bug hunt (while stopping addition of new code).
Programming languages were invented precisely because natural languages are too vague and imprecise, and machine language is too difficult.
Almost all of engineering, scheduling, tracking, etc. tools exist solely because natural languages are too...
The following (standard) awk script properly parses csv files from excel/banks etc. I have used it for years in many scripts:
http://lorance.freeshell.org/csv/
I'm actually quite tired of all the AI focused threads on the bsd forums. Intelligent people understand the dangers, yet intelligence and business interests never seem to co-exist well...and at the rate we are going, shortly there wont be any...
Oh, and perhaps to clarify a bit, LinuxKPI (required for the DRM video drivers) and linux are two separate things. One is not related to the other. linux (and its 64 bit counterpart) is for Linux userland compatibility, LinuxKPI is for Linux...
You're going to need to build x11/nvidia-kmod with LINUX turned off. You cannot unload them because technically they're "in use" (there's a module depending on them, namely nvidia; which is autoloaded by nvidia-modeset)
When your bank can only generate a semicolon separated CSV, and not a comma separated CSV, you are prone to run into problems when a value/field itself contains a semicolon. I don't know if that will (ever) be an issue in this particular case...
Yes, it's due to the LINUX option of x11/nvidia-kmod. Note that the driver doesn't require linux to function, it works fine without it. It's merely there so the driver can be used with the Linux Compatibility layer. If you don't use the Linux...
No, CVE-2026-80591 is just a different kind of risk than CVE-2026-31431 ("copy fail") is. The later is way, way more dangerous. Lumping them together as if they are equal is just plain stupid.
To be clear, i don't think every use of AI was intentional. Maybe you ask a question on stack overflow, and some helpful guy asks some LLM for an answer and you take that then as a third party without doing anything on your own. We would need...
The following (standard) awk script properly parses csv files from excel/banks etc. I have used it for years in many scripts:
http://lorance.freeshell.org/csv/
sysrc linux_enable="YES"
The /etc/rc.d/linux rc script will load whatever is appropriate. Don't need to add anything to /boot/loader.conf.
And the default nvidia-modeset kernel module will automagically pull in any dependent linux kernel...
One of the best things about the internet is that it gives everyone a voice.
One of the worst things about the internet is that it gives everyone a voice.
That includes every crazy that no one would normally listen to. Then the crazies get a...
Just to pile on, on the front page there are 7 HTML errors and 40 warnings along with 4 CSS errors and 121 warnings.
This is the first time I've had a look at it and I've only spent a few minutes. It's not horrible but I wouldn't have done a...
If you only look at any CVE, yes. But one CVE is not like the other, there's a certain amount of risk involved, or not. Or how easily it's exploited, or not. If there's active exploits in the wild, or not. If it can be remotely done, or not. Etc...
sko Many thanks for pointing that out!
The problem was that when importing I didn't pay proper attention to the delimiters and spaces and commas were included. In Polish currency ',' is a seperator as in '9,99' is used instead of '9.99' which is...
RIP Dolly.
So many favorites.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvJUPyK-Vws
Tribute to her folks. Just genuine people.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsgYIC2yPHY
Sorry for YouTubes RACIST lyrics transcription.
BLACK KETTLE not...
Misheard lyrics may be funnier. For years I thought Michael Jackson, when singing, Keep up with the Force don't stop/Don't stop till you get enough" was singing "Get up, to the Post Office/And drop that letter off". As we seem to have lots of...
rbranco, I don't know where you are, But here, in the US, while some people think that's what it is, many use it as an excuse to destroy nature, or bully others. As far as making victims, here in the US, they're great at that. But they like to...
Here are eight transactions. ';' is the column seperator. The last column is the transaction number. It is virtually impossible to line up the transaction amounts in the same column.
20-05-2022;20-05-2022;Zakup BLIK ORLEN STACJA NR 479 ELBLAG...
sysrc linux_enable="YES"
The /etc/rc.d/linux rc script will load whatever is appropriate. Don't need to add anything to /boot/loader.conf.
And the default nvidia-modeset kernel module will automagically pull in any dependent linux kernel...
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