The pkg upgrade on my 13.1 system has now completed and rebooting and starting X it appears that everything is happy. Yay! :-)

chriswells0: what does `ps -lp` and `procstat -k` show on your stuck process?

I will let things settle as is for a while and then decide on "zpool upgrade" later.

sphex: That system is running a script to set up my laptop again (fresh OS install today). I'll check that after it finishes.

chriswells0: ok. it's a long shot but is "tostop" stty mode set on your terminals?

How do I check that?

chriswells0: ah nvm, you'd know if you had that. you have to enable it.

OK, trying those 2 commands now. bbiab

sphex: This shows the results of both commands on each of those 2 procs: bsd.to/XW8E/raw

Title: XW8E

I also tried disabling Akonadi because it's been problematic in the past. It still hangs on logout, but a) I can switch to another terminal using Ctrl+Alt+F1 and b) the remaining processes are different. This is the process tree in that scenario: bsd.to/p0HL/raw

Title: p0HL

chriswells0, If you haven't tried the Zap key yet then I suggest setting "setxkbmap -option terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp ..." and then use Ctrl-Alt-Bksp to kill X.

Maybe that will then kill whatever process is hanging sddm up? Worth a try.

 

kwin_x11 or plasmashell gets stuck in memory after logout, causes high cpu usage , bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=421676

Title: 421676 – kwin_x11 or plasmashell gets stuck in memory after logout, causes high cpu usage and can prevent re-login

c 2016 (so don't know how relevant is the report) Frozen Plasmashell Refuses to get Killed, forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?t=131350

Title: Frozen Plasmashell Refuses to get Killed • KDE Community Forums

would be nice if grub2-bhyve could be built with llvm

sigh

the only package in my build queue that wants gcc

Remilia: interested in your experiences with using bhyve (after you successfully compiled it)

am not sure what you mean, I have been running a Debian vm for years now

Remilia: then apologies, I assumed you were starting. I haven't had that much success so far trying to install ubuntu. I suppose I gave up too soon

Sjottelsplak: what exactly is the issue?

you should be able to access the grub boot menu and set kernel parameters from there to get a console

I doubt ubuntu would not work when debian is fine

There isn't a simple way to get rid of this warning for a ZFS pool right? "block size: 512B configured, 4096B native"

this pool is quite old, and has been around longer than I believe FreeBSD supported the larger block size.

Axman6: export ZPOOL_STATUS_NON_NATIVE_ASHIFT_IGNORE=

(put it to your shell startup file if it works)

yeah I was mostly checking it's not something that can be changed on a live filesystem. I'd need to find somewhere to send/receive it to first

half considering an AWS SSD Snowcone...

when I had that problem I just sent it over ssh to a VM on my home PC haha

but my pool was a mere 140 GB

Installing FreeBSD in my recently corebooted thinkpad x220, good to use this operating system again :)

took less than one hour one way and another hour back

Axman6: you may have confused it with *recordsize* that can be changed live, but that is a ZFS attribute, not zpool

Remilia: yeah, I have about 13TB on this one else I'd do basically that

Axman6: if it is a mirror you could break it up and create a new pool on the second drive, send stuff over, then add the first drive to that new pool

haha

no one uses mirrors though

13 TB suggests a stripe or something

or a huge raidz2

13 TB of RAIDZ2 is not huge.

~6 TB disk * 8

Oh no, even smaller number of disks

~5

6 TB is huge for me, my largest is 4 haha

Ha! Disks in my laptops are ~500 GB.

I like that this port is still broken bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=250787

Title: 250787 – net-mgmt/phpfpm_exporter: upstream bug was fixed without a release

Poke it. Someone [cw]ould wake up (& possibly take another look)

I poked it in May

(comment 4)

Remilia, Sorry. I read 2022 date to be of 2020

I should just rewrite this thing in Rust and submit a port

How to add background image to psbsd-grub?

ld-elf.so.1: /lib/libc.so.7: version FBSD_1.7 required by /usr/local/bin/cabal not found

what could be the reason?

trying to run a /usr/local/bin/cabal compiled/linked against a newer FreeBSD version than you have installed

sounds like freshports.org/devel/hs-cabal-install is broken then

Title: FreshPorts -- devel/hs-cabal-install: Command-line interface for Cabal and Hackage

morning

morning

morning

evening

having dynamic memory support under hyper-v would be really nifty for poudriere

isn't that ... memory balloning?

balooning*

sure I asked about that years ago

Does anyone here have a recent Thinkpad X1 Yoga?    Is the firmware crippled so that 8TB and 4TB SSD:s are not supported, or do they work. Thinkpad has a retarded drama either about hostile firmware, or about bad power supply to the M.2 slot.

Jmabsd, care to rephrase that with no ablist slurs?

Jmabsd: let's try to actually answer this; which generation of the yoga do you have?

Jmabsd: itechguides.com/lenovo-thinkpad-x1-yoga-gen-6-review

Title: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 Review: The Best Premium Laptop?

"As for storage, the ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 features a PCIe SSD just like its predecessor. This PCIe SSD can take up to the maximum storage capacity of 2 TB.

"

idwer: Someone had success on a similar laptop reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/ojfw…in_carbon_x_gen_9_slight_bend_works lol

Title: 4TB WD SN750 in Carbon X Gen 9. Slight bend, works fine. Raised a little, still plenty of room. : thinkpad

idwer: I was thinking if there's some hostile code in Lenovo's firmware, that blocks SSD:s

Jmabsd: eh

aaaaah

forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkPad-X-Ser…kpad-X1-Yoga-gen-7-or-6/m-p/5171911 odd discussion of same, someone suggests pushing the reset button on the motherboard

Title: English Community-Lenovo Community

that's how you get hair fractures in the planar

idwer: Perplexingly I see one recent Thinkpad refuse an SSD and an older Thinkpad be fine with the same SSD, perplexing

Lol exactly

not sure, are there firmware updates? update summaries?

Nope it's just voodoo all of it

Title: NYC*BUG dmesgd

./ why do you want so much storage in a laptop?

No lack of space

thats what my nases are for

single disk failure, icky

ewww

no bueno

Sure doesn't seem to much going on here. Also, hello!