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It is likely that some of its dependencies got updated but qgis didn't got rebuild, or that a build failed. Looking at https://portsfallout.com/fallout/1379998/ it appears that it failed to extract the source code. After a good rebuild, the crash...

thats why I said to buy an usb to gbe adapter....

better buy a wired usb to gbe

Or a better list of USB dongles. Plenty of them based on RealTek hardware that while not ideal, could serve as a bridge during bringup. I always try to keep one or three on hand for work.

I have noticed an increase in questions of ' how do i install my WIFI' from users with laptops with only WIFI connection. A machine without an Ethernet port can not connect to the internet if the user cant install the...

I'm a sports fan. Trying to figure out which network is covering my local teams or other events like the baseball playoffs last night is an expensive nightmare. It changes sometimes game to game as to which network it's on and each network has a...

My bugzilla password is no longer recognised and when I entered my e-mail address for the reset process nothing came back. I then applied to the address given to set up a new account with an explanation my previous account had disappeared and I...

What does pkg repos show? Because this looks fine, but it's not the URL your pkg is connecting to: Updating Poudriere repository catalogue... pkg: https://freebsd.bruecko.de/amd64-14-5-devel/meta.txz: Not Found pkg...

Don't do this, it's going to bite you sooner or later, just install lang/python3 and a correct symlink will be created to whatever Python 3.x version is set as default (the default is currently 3.12, not 3.11).

URLs are different. Your nginx is configured for pkg.silbermail.de, while your pkg is pointing to freebsd.bruecko.de. Different website.

Question remains, where exactly does it stop? It'll be a bit of a chore to type the whole error, can you take a picture with the exact error?

Irrelevant, it's TCP/IP. Wrong place. Nameservers go in /etc/resolv.conf. You typically get an IP address, subnet mask, default gateway and one or more DNS servers with DHCP. It's probably not the correct subnet. Just set the host to DHCP and...

Ping the IP address of your default gateway. Ping something beyond your local network, 8.8.8.8 for example, if that works you have a working network. If you still get "Name could not be resolved" type errors you have a DNS issue, not a network issue.

It's a package collection, not a port collection. And they'll be for 14.4 at this time. They're not going to work on 14.2.

Poudriere generates them automatically at the end of a build run. For example: [01:29:12] Creating pkg repository Creating repository in /tmp/packages: 100% Packing files for repository: 100% [01:29:19] Committing packages to repository...

Got really frustrated. Phoned up Epson. They were polite and did not understand the problem at all, and suggested I watch the video (again), and said that I could send them photos of the errors. Turned on the printer again ready to take a video...

It might be easier or quicker to review supplied code that purports to solve the problem than to create your own from scratch. Today I read that some high level math problems are being solved but in ways that mathematicians don't understand. Is...

But we have 5541 py* ports.

The actual submission still has to come from a person who is responsible for it, and who understands the code submitted.

I found a site that seems to be tracking compatibility: http://pyreadiness.org/3.14/ Note that this is not accurate and only goes by the metadata specified in package, but I went through the top 120 and some on top 120-240 and the ones that are...

I don't think they are. But I'm not on the Python team.

Ok that's a valid concern regarding 3.15 especially since it was released few days ago, but what about 3.14? I think all packages would be updated by now to work with 3.14, the 3.14.0 was released a year ago so by now all maintained packages...

Are you sure you can't access an administration page? Iirc Xfinity stuff had something odd like 10.10.10.1 I don't think it'd fix connectivity (missed where wifi works; looks like just FreeBSD-side conf needed), but putting it in bridge mode and...

A 24 hour marathon of Indian Classical Music! [not sure if they will keep it online after the live event is over....] View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tMBGCvGf90

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5YRhvH6Uys&list=RD-5YRhvH6Uys&start_radio=1

That is an unusually short xorg log, and no mention of inputs at all.

The Bambi Molesters - A Night in Zagreb - Latinia (live) 2011 View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyDKdxPm9QA

I meant an ethernet port on the internet side, not the computer side.

I think it's disgusting that all these ai marketing people/posts have inundated these forums built for people. ////

I meant an Ethernet port.

Too many libraries aren't ready for 3.15 yet. Difficult to move the whole tree.

There probably is a good reason for it, but I am drawing blank trying to understand it. Basically, why there's an effort to set python3.13 as a default version (https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=292105) when there's already...

Question: If we outlaw LLM contributions - what keeps people from submitting anyway without disclosing the LLM help?

/var//log/Xorg.log.0? Also make sure you have package xf86-input-libinput installed.

14-5 STABLE nvidia-driver-595.014.02 Nvidia RTX 5060 --------------------------------------- I have gone through many variants of xorg.conf, having no xorg.conf, etc and the latest xorg.conf from nvidia support AI chat still having Xorg load a...

Humans are inherently lazy. For the most part the vast majority of people will take the easy route (all-else being equal or if only the outcome is the status quo). The issue with AI used within FreeBSD code base (or any software, open source or...

I think it's disgusting that all these ai marketing people/posts have inundated these forums built for people. ////

It works if you are tracking latest. I saw some issues a week or so ago that led to me having to install the samba packages and then compiling postfix from ports with lmdb1. That passed though. There's some postfix notes in /usr/ports/UPDATING.

That's a different problem though, those are different net connections and you're probably better off using one of the tools for failover or separate vlans for that, or routing based on the type of traffic. Doing it purely based on whether it's...

Hello, I’m running a FreeBSD 14.5-RELEASE as internet gateway / firewall / Jail+VM host. I’ve added a bunch of Jails recently so I would like to add a bit of filtering inside the box, not just on the external interface. Basically my pf.conf...

That's rather unfortunate. As long as whatever data you need is still there, you at least have the plan B of mounting the image file and transferring it to a new one. I will often times mount these read only on the main system as a means of...

I'm fairly sure that's the case. Although I'm not entirely sure what the point in doing so would be if it has to be on a IP version basis. The point is that anything have a default place that it's going to. For systems where there's more than one...

Have you tried booting from a live DVD to get in there so that you an resize the partition itself? Personally, I tend to add more images for storage if I need more storage because it's a bit easier to backup. Depending upon the filesystems...

The code to read a post-expansion zpool is relatively complicated and nobody has put a copy into the bootloader yet.

Why so?

You SHOULD know that technical aspects and legal aspects are completely different thing. From the view of technical aspect, I don't object to TRY AND LEARN AI/LLM for young students. It would be strongly wanted IN LATER YEARS. But I object to...

for i in `seq 500`; do { fortune freebsd-tips;echo '=======================================================================';}|tr '\n' '~' ;echo;done|sort -u|tr '~' '\n' >file.txt

Where does it hang? That's odd.

Solved, blacklisting rust does fix this issue. Thanks a lot.

If you've enabled USE_TMPFS and limiting TMPFS_LIMIT to anything lower than the to-be-built port (in your case, lang/rust) wants (or free memory + free swap becomes too low) in your /usr/local/etc/poudriere.conf, this is promissingly happen. In...