03:08:01 <CCFL_Man> saltd: Intel SSDSCKKR080H6XN
03:08:12 <CCFL_Man> not freebsd related, but i had some sata hard drives in another system. i put them into this new system i built with a supermicro board, but it asks for a password for the hard drives I have connected to it and i did not ever set a password, or even knew it was possible
03:08:27 <CCFL_Man> there is no option in the bios to set passwords or even clear them
03:08:34 <CCFL_Man> so what is going on?
03:24:24 <Plasmoduck> encrypted drives?
03:36:10 <jakewilliami> How can I use ZFS headers in my C code?  I have `#include <sys/vnode.h>` in a test C file, but when I compile it (`cc test.c`) I get a bunch of errors: `error: unknown type name 'uintptr_t’` etc.  Is there something I need to include first so that I can include system files?
03:40:39 <Plasmoduck> what command line saucery can I use to display all my cpu cores usage as a total combined percentage?
03:40:50 <Plasmoduck> e.g 30%
03:41:38 <Plasmoduck> insead of CPU 0: 19.5%, CPU 1: 26.8% etc...
03:41:56 <Plasmoduck> top -P with some cut, sed, awk
03:42:49 <Plasmoduck> I'm wanting to dislay it in a statusbar script like: Cpu: 32%
03:45:46 <jkc> top -Pnd1 | grep '^CPU' | awk '{ sum += 100% - $11; n++ } END { if (n > 0) print sum / n; }'
03:45:52 <jkc> That's a probably horrible quick and dirty.
03:51:42 <Plasmoduck> jkc: thanks, are you sure it's fairly accurate?
03:51:58 <jkc> I mean, average is sum over count, right?
03:52:49 <Plasmoduck> the average of all 4 cores
03:53:49 <jkc> I get what you're trying to do, yes. Your question of it being fairly accurate, I found amusing, as calculating the average is simple, mathematically.
03:54:02 <Plasmoduck> ok thanks
03:55:16 <Plasmoduck> top -Pnd1 | grep '^CPU' | awk '{ sum += 100% - $11; n++ } END { if (n > 0) print sum / n; }' | cut -d . -f 1 (This will make it display with no decimal places?)
03:55:43 <Plasmoduck> I was currently using vmstat | awk 'NR==3 {print $(NF-2)}'
03:55:49 <Plasmoduck> but I find it inaccurate
03:57:25 <jkc> top -Pnd1 | grep '^CPU' | awk '{ sum += 100% - $11; n++ } END { if (n > 0) printf "%d%%", (sum / n); }'
03:57:47 <jkc> I believe that that will truncate the decimal, though, instead of rounding.
03:58:02 <Plasmoduck> ok
04:02:59 <CCFL_Man> Plasmoduck: so the old 3ware raid controller they were connected to locked the drives
04:03:16 <CCFL_Man> i don't have it anymore
04:03:32 <Plasmoduck> jkc: how do I remove the % from displaying also?
04:03:44 <rtprio> $ go build .
04:03:44 <rtprio> go: parsing buildID from go tool compile -V=full: unexpected output:
04:03:47 <rtprio> gah
04:04:01 <CCFL_Man> so i may have to buy that samne controller and unlock it that way
04:04:26 <CCFL_Man> if a different 9500 controller will let me unlock
04:04:31 <jkc> Plasmoduck: "man awk"
04:04:36 <CCFL_Man> what a load of jack
04:04:42 <Plasmoduck> that's my last request
04:04:49 <jkc> Plasmoduck: remove the "%%" from the printf string.
04:04:53 <jkc> top -Pnd1 | grep '^CPU' | awk '{ sum += 100% - $11; n++ } END { if (n > 0) printf "%d", (sum / n); }'
04:05:40 <Plasmoduck> awesome, thanks
04:14:54 <Plasmoduck> how can I make my laptop run a command when the lid is closed and it hibernates?
04:17:07 <Plasmoduck> in my sysctl.conf I have  hw.acpi.lid_switch_state=S3
04:17:40 <Plasmoduck> which works good, but I want to run a command 'slock' to lock my screen when lid is closed, so I have to type my password when I open screen again
04:20:40 <Plasmoduck> I'm guessing devd
05:29:37 <bluray> when i switch to virtual console the screen gets all messy, and it's not possible to go back to the graphical environment it only shows a messy screen
05:59:41 <polyex> fav cli calc port?
07:28:35 <yuripv> polyex: bc/dc are in base :)
08:51:08 <polyex> bc!!
09:13:11 <meena> service sshd enable/disable and enabled work, but are not documented
10:48:18 <meena> https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=266494
10:48:20 <VimDiesel> Title: 266494 – neither service(8) rc.subr(8) document enable/disable commands
11:58:25 <yuripv> rc(8) does and it's linked from service(8)
12:01:38 <meena> how did i miss it
12:03:02 <meena> yuripv: rc(8) and rc.subr(8) are the same man page, so i missed it completely
12:09:31 <yuripv> seem to be different pages here
12:15:22 <Tikosh> i'm a novice BSD user and wish to check it out on my bare metal hardware. i'm a gentoo linux user
12:15:43 <Tikosh> i wonder if I can get the 8852ae wifi driver to work on bsd
12:15:53 <Tikosh> to work on FreeBSD
12:53:50 <meena> "That's a Linux driver, you cannot install Linux drivers on FreeBSD." - https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/how-can-i-get-a-realtek-driver-for-freebsd.64389/  this position may have shifted in the past four years somewhat
12:53:51 <VimDiesel> Title: How can I get a Realtek driver for FreeBSD? | The FreeBSD Forums
13:07:24 <steew> Tikosh: Bjoern is working on it: https://wiki.freebsd.org/WiFi/Rtw89
13:07:25 <VimDiesel> Title: WiFi/Rtw89 - FreeBSD Wiki
13:08:27 <steew> I think it would help him a lot if you got in touch in the freebsd wireless mailing list.
13:10:19 <steew> He is (as of now) seeking testers
13:16:38 <meena> steew: Tikosh is gone
13:16:52 <meena> more people need to learn about IRC clients you can just leave running somewhere…
13:25:04 <steew> Oh well...
13:57:07 <meena> If you're running FreeBSD in a cloud environment (VM or hardware), I'd love to see pastes from your ifconfig -a and netstat -r --libxo=json — especially if they're unusual, or "messy"
17:16:29 <okidoki> hello - does anyone know where i may find a plugin or conf for jailing prosody?
17:23:15 <meena> okidoki: depends on your jail manager… some have pre-baked things
17:30:06 <skeemer> hello all, is anybody here using pkgsrc in addition to freebsd ports tree?
17:51:57 <Tikosh> Hello. I am a FreeBSD novice, and wonder how your guys day/night is?
17:52:59 <la_mettrie> hi, the day is pretty fine
17:53:19 <Tikosh> thats good, la_mettrie.
19:31:34 <rtprio> skeemer: ports has everything i need.
19:45:30 <meena> hrm, mount -t foo,bar,baz /dev/blah /mnt/blubb doesn't actually work. It only works when /dev/blah is of type foo lol
20:32:47 <rtprio> why do you think it would work?
20:47:42 <meena> rtprio: i dunno… why shouldn't i think it would work? it seemed in the realm of possibilities from the man page, and when trying it out, it worked… i didn't try counter cases
21:29:15 <mason> meena: Do you know offhand how to blacklist a module (and you know which one!) from the loader prompt?
21:30:00 <meena> mason: you wouldn't blacklist it there, you'd unload it, but then it'd be loaded again by… devd? no… i forget
21:30:11 <mason> hrm
21:31:22 <meena> so is kldunload available in loader prompt?
21:31:41 <mason> it's not - there's an unload. I'm looking for a manual now.
21:32:22 <mason> https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=loader&apropos=0&sektion=0&manpath=FreeBSD+13.1-RELEASE+and+Ports&arch=default&format=html
21:32:23 <VimDiesel> Title: loader
21:33:30 <mason> there *is* a module_blacklist I can set
21:33:39 <mason> via show
21:35:04 <meena> cool!
21:35:09 * meena → bed
21:35:27 <mason> but yeah, I think devd is working against me when it starts
21:35:41 <mason> g'night
21:36:49 <yuripv> you could try setting devmatch_blocklist (if module_blacklist doesn't take care of that)
21:37:09 <mason> yuripv: The trick is getting through the boot to do so.
21:37:37 <yuripv> it's kenv variable as well as rc.conf one
21:38:13 <mason> yuripv: oh, hrm, devmatch_blocklist is settable via loader as well? hm
21:38:40 <yuripv> it should be if i'm reading man page correctly :) never tried it myself
21:39:38 <mason> trying it
21:40:04 <mason> hm, didn't seem to matter, but trying again without the .ko at the end
21:42:01 <mason> It continues to hang so I don't think that's having any effect.
21:43:08 <yuripv> mason: which release?
21:43:59 <mason> yuripv: 13.1
21:44:37 <mason> yuripv: There's a known issue with virtio_random.ko and I'm trying to boot without it hanging on a Vultr VM where I don't control a whole lot.
21:44:54 <yuripv> ok, looks like reading kenv is only in -CURRENT, sorry
21:45:07 <mason> ah, interesting though
21:45:56 <yuripv> it's not there in stable/13: https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src/blob/0d0c1ffcf4fc6d382887e89c5d8b0b7a270d0689/libexec/rc/rc.d/devmatch#L67 and it's there in main: https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src/blob/2c2ef670a79b7f8fa84796a04885a3f76c914762/libexec/rc/rc.d/devmatch#L67
21:45:57 <VimDiesel> Title: freebsd-src/devmatch at 0d0c1ffcf4fc6d382887e89c5d8b0b7a270d0689 · freebsd/freebsd-src · GitHub
21:47:13 <mason> yuripv: You know, it occurs to me that maybe I could just install from a -current ISO.
21:47:36 <yuripv> you could try setting device hints though? the "disabled" one
21:47:48 <mason> Oh... Yeah, just seeing that in a follow-up bug: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=265549
21:47:51 <VimDiesel> Title: 265549 – Vultr Q35 hangs while booting during virtio-random initialization
21:47:51 <mason> trying that now
21:49:23 <mason> Yep, that works. I need to read this stuff more thoroughly.
21:51:50 <yuripv> nice!
21:59:29 <mason> yuripv: thank you (and thank you again, meena, when you're awake again to read this)