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Someone's moved the goal posts... View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKpCKBfazX8

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gt3rKxRvmO4

LOL, good one with that. There is no winning for your position here. Either they say that the consumer rights don't apply or anything using BSD code gets pulled from the market. I'm not sure how you could possibly think that anything good could...

Oh yeah... View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDhGmtXotpE

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15px9VqWyRs The only problem with this thread... is finding enough time to listen to all the posts 😁

Love is the drug... View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n3OepDn5GU

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Nh28saKYwI

Just finished the foundation! Everything now is wrapped in a single package for rapid installs—no more qml configs. https://failsafe.monster/posts/topbar-de/ https://codeberg.org/charlesrocket/topbar/...

I'm not having that problem personally. That's my guess, the only issues I have with XFCE is that sometimes the menus pop up on the wrong screen, which is annoying, but not that big of a deal. I'm using an AMD GPU and I haven't been having those...

I would bet on the nvidia driver. Try another version than the one you installed.

Deck already exists; why not get FreeBSD running on that?

Maybe you can apply for a: https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/

If Valve’s developers tried FreeBSD, they would abandon Linux.

TBH I've never digged further into this as this was always the standard explanation I got/found when trying to run php scripts failed from the www users crontab. I.e. I've been running cronjobs for www like e.g. for nextcloud, paperless and other...

Fair enough, I missed the sentence around "user crontab"

The Skylake Dells I've seen have a boot key option to BIOS Flash, and it can read .exe BIOS files on visible internal disks or USB (I'd dl firmware from Dell support page and put it on FAT32 USB)

Plug your Dell Service Tag Number into Dell Support and download firmware. I use a DOS bootable USB stick with the firmware extracted onto and run from there.

Well my point was: Buy the steam machine , use linux-steam-utils and don't vibe-code. We already have 100+ games working on it, no need for someone to vibe-code.

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/topics-about-unsupported-freebsd-versions.40469/

no it does not (at least it works for me with /usr/sbin/nologin). also man page says /bin/sh is used if the crontab file does not say otherwise Sep 21 15:09:09 z crontab[22778]: (root) END EDIT (www) Sep 21 15:10:00 z /usr/sbin/cron[2421]: (www)...

no it does not (at least it works for me with /usr/sbin/nologin). also man page says /bin/sh is used if the crontab file does not say otherwise Sep 21 15:09:09 z crontab[22778]: (root) END EDIT (www) Sep 21 15:10:00 z /usr/sbin/cron[2421]: (www)...

Not enough info to go on, OP: you definitely need to check your logfiles: /var/log/cron, but just in case I'd also check /var/log/messages. Absolutely not. crontab clearly showcases this: 5 mandatory fields (m h dm mo dw), followed by a command...

I confirm. I tried another option : reinstalling all packages from sources, using portree version daily is OK. It takes time, though. But scripting helps ;-) Will close thish thread

Use a cronjob like `touch /tmp/l` to see whether anything runs at all.

We already have 100+ games running with linux-steam-utils, so if you want a dedicated machine, then just buy the steam machine. Maybe I should start a fundraiser campaign to buy the steam machine, put linux-steam-utils on it, buy 100 steam games...

Have you tried playing with the "Legacy USB" support in the BIOS/UEFI? The USB keyboard -> PS/2 keyboard emulation might interfere with an actual PS/2 keyboard attached.

Indeed, pam_xdg takes care of this nowadays.

The BIOS/UEFI presents it as a disk, much like a USB keyboard and mouse can be emulated as a PS/2 keyboard/mouse and work on operating systems that don't have USB support.

Yes, but not 100%. Without doubt I would do it if I were not dependent on it and just testing it. Then I would begin learning to code postscript per hand.

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I can't get cron jobs to run, when adding them with user www (nologin account): crontab -u www -e * * * * * /usr/local/bin/php /www_master/sites/support/artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1 But if I edit /etc/crontab and add this line with...

I think he is joking.

As far as I exprerienced, nvme, SATA and USB drives are similar storage devices. How does nvme need GPT? I think the kernel already found out if the device is compatible before loading the partition layout.

A RAID1 mirror with a broken or faulty device is still accessible?

You typically do not want this turned off. It prevents the baddies from being able to inject executable code in data. Though they can still inject it, just not pass execution to it (thwarts a certain category of exploits). If you really want...

Replacing the cable might resolve the ICRC (Interface CRC Error).

It seems the big plug from the power supply had loose contact.

I just stumbled over the solution: # ll /dev/vmm total 0 crw------- 1 root wheel 0xbc Jul 29 15:17 test crw------- 1 root wheel 0xc2 Jul 29 15:53 vhp3k-01 bhyvectl --vm=vhp3k-01 --destroy ll /dev/vmm total 0 crw------- 1 root wheel...

I am getting under 14.4-RELEASE-p9 the following in dmesg: Any hint?

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You don't write, the LLM does it for you.

Absolutely not, and you should first check your claims before throwing the ball over the net. Feynman is famous for communicating science to aspiring scientists. And that's what it is all about. Journalist is not a scientist, he can't understand...

The dcdebugmask values come straight from enum DC_DEBUG_MASK in drivers/gpu/drm/amd/include/amd_shared.h. It's a bitmask where each bit disables one Display Core feature — mostly power-saving ones you turn off to isolate a glitch: 0x10 =...

As you all know i am also a top football manager And have won the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup on multiple occasions By shouting at the TV "kick the fecking ball, kick it, ffs, just kick it, right now cross it, go on, go on my...

The system is fast and lightweight, using few machine resources and playing audio as shown in the image.

For fun I'm trying to add some games that run from an USB image on a financial live system that I made. There must be something that stretches a game window with any resolution to borderless fullscreen. Until now it's only DOS, PS2 and 8-bit. I'm...

I haven't tried NV on FreeBSD, but I've seen odd reports with AMDGPU on Linux for years. What's amdgpu.dcdebugmask=0x400 do vs 0x410 or 0x10? I'd do Xfce, X11, NVIDIA (best-case if PCVR's possible, you get better encoding tech)

Maybe a tip... as soon as I checked out a new version of the source tree one of the first things I do is run man -M share/man src.conf from within /usr/src. Then roughly compare all that against /etc/src.conf. This can become get bit tedious...

I think it could be done if there's passion (I've done MMOs Win/Linux/FreeBSD for a while :p) If it's a cool game and I had more computers for bare-metal installs, I could write up notes for any game. It'd start with an initial set of commands...