I figure best performance would be to match what the disk reports; I usually only see 512 but had a Hynix NVMe that could switch to native 4K (current Samsung 980 Gen3 only reports 512)
Not sure what it might affect on FreeBSD or ZFS, but Steam...
Right now I just use waybar. However, I don't use labwc very often and I don't find it as convenient as tint2. There's a few bars around, but I've not looked into them. The xmobar.org listed on freshports is just a betting site, though the...
And to answer myself again, the maintainer has updated to dwl-0.9 which handles IMEs. I just tried with Japanese, but I'm guessing it would now work with Chinese and other Asian language. One does have to redo custom config.h but that is common...
That's for all device, not just the DAC.
The way I usually do it:
# disconnect interface
usbconfig -lv > l1
# connect interface
usbconfig -lv | diff -u l1 -
However, if what covacat found indeed prevents attachment of the HID driver that...
maybe it has to do with this line in uaudio.c
/* prevent the uhid driver from attaching */
usbd_set_parent_iface(uaa->device, sc->sc_hid.iface_index,
sc->sc_mixer_iface_index);
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that's the issue, not getting anything 100% working. like software-hardware adhd or so
actually i think lifetime of hw and it's availability is even fine for some socs?
when did allwinner h3 come out? 12y ago apparently, and h5 10y ago. granted...
This underpins the exact issue. The average lifetime of ${SOC} is simply not long enough to get 100% of the hardware working with upstream kernels. So you end up with a cupboard full of semi-working tinker toys.
i don't like the embedded situation with things as if flapping in the wind. thanks to fragile fragmented soc world
while at amd64 literal 20 year old machines run
Not that useful but I tested OpenBSD on the OPi Zero 2w a number of months back.
CPU freq scaling worked, GPIO worked but very little chance on the fairly niche wifi chip. CDTech?
Its a fairly basic Allwinner kind of setup. So uboot and device...
"Silently dropped"? I have no idea what that is supposed to mean... I've been using 'pkgng' since it first dropped (so when they replaced the Sun Solaris package manager?) and I never had a package "silently" removed, pkg always tells you what...
Why not get Claude to read the man pages
just use the -n option for a dry run
and create a bectl boot environment before you upgrade
https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=pkg-upgrade
-n, --dry-run
Dry-run mode: show what...
code is there, i have willpower issues to test on hw yet (opiz2w)
i submitted uboot for it to bugzilla but recent atf (arm trusted firmware) doesn't build somehow (wtf)
So Claude created 1400 pages but you are asking people how to get started on the project
Which would suggest there is nothing of value in the 1400 pages
otherwise Claude would be able to make a start on the project and you wouldnt need to ask users
After entering username and password and selecting gnome and press enter I am getting back to sddm login manager.
Not only this there are a number of things which are not working.
Some of them are
1) unable to connect to internet through...
To continue to add to this, I downloaded dwl on Feodra (latest, which was 0.9 or so) and tried with Japanese. Seems to be fine. I also did a git clone on FreeeBSD and it built without problem but then, if I used my custom config.h it failed. So...
Hi I am Rupesh from India and I have a desktop PC with Ryzen zen3 5500GT cpu and asus prime b450 motherboard. I have installed freebsd 15.1.
At first it worked fine but now it is not working.
After installing freebsd I have installed desktop...
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That is a pretty big assumption. If you were to scale out for mass production, you might be able to find some decent prices, but current market predictions don't show any return to reasonableness until late 2027 at the earliest. The chances of...
Hello all,
I want to share that it is possible to enjoy Widevine protect content on Firefox (possibly derivatives also) in addition to what is possible currently with chromium. This will be L3 decode (i.e. software) but in any case it's better...
Ask on freebsd-wirless@freebsd.org mailing list. The iwlwifi driver developer Bjoern A. Zeeb can answer your issue best. He tends to respond to emails asap. Include "[iwlwifi]" in the Subject and in the body all the information your provided...
To the OP , try this to fix your ax210 wifi speed . Using iwx driver on FreeBSD 15.1
remove the stuff from your loader.conf pertraining to wifi.
in rc.conf add these and modify your XX country code.
wlans_iwx0="wlan0"...
labwc is a very good drop in replacement for openbox for wayland. It's good enough so that you can just put your openbox rc.xml in, and while there will be error messages, it will work, along with most of your custom shortcuts. I glanced over...
... imposing little to no restrictions to redistribution is the sole benefit of permissive licensing. What's your point here? The BSD license keeps things transparent between the consumer and distributor. There is no deception involved here. The...
Yep. In short:
Their response didn't even incur them any significant administrative costs. Processed by bulk automation, a human will probably never even read it.
Does it improve if you force it to use IPv4? You might have some issues on IPv6.
pkg -4 install gzdoom
-4 pkg will use IPv4 for fetching repository and packages.
They're likely unrelated.
Remember a RST is sent when a SYN is received on a closed port. Your Apache access log shows accepted connections, which is the exact opposite.
Try running tcpdump -n -v 'tcp[tcpflags] & (tcp-rst) != 0'. This will show...
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