00:01:29 <rwp> The pkg upgrade on my 13.1 system has now completed and rebooting and starting X it appears that everything is happy.  Yay! :-)
00:01:34 <sphex> chriswells0: what does `ps -lp` and `procstat -k` show on your stuck process?
00:01:51 <rwp> I will let things settle as is for a while and then decide on "zpool upgrade" later.
00:07:54 <chriswells0> sphex: That system is running a script to set up my laptop again (fresh OS install today). I'll check that after it finishes.
00:09:25 <sphex> chriswells0: ok. it's a long shot but is "tostop" stty mode set on your terminals?
00:11:39 <chriswells0> How do I check that?
00:23:30 <sphex> chriswells0: ah nvm, you'd know if you had that. you have to enable it.
00:24:09 <chriswells0> OK, trying those 2 commands now. bbiab
01:12:10 <chriswells0> sphex: This shows the results of both commands on each of those 2 procs: https://bsd.to/XW8E/raw
01:12:11 <VimDiesel> Title: XW8E
01:15:42 <chriswells0> 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: https://bsd.to/p0HL/raw
01:15:43 <VimDiesel> Title: p0HL
03:46:40 <rwp> 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.
03:46:46 <rwp> Maybe that will then kill whatever process is hanging sddm up?  Worth a try.
03:52:30 <parv>  
04:13:23 <parv> kwin_x11 or plasmashell gets stuck in memory after logout, causes high cpu usage , https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=421676
04:13:25 <VimDiesel> Title: 421676 – kwin_x11 or plasmashell gets stuck in memory after logout, causes high cpu usage and can prevent re-login
04:15:25 <parv> c 2016 (so don't know how relevant is the report) Frozen Plasmashell Refuses to get Killed, https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?t=131350
04:15:27 <VimDiesel> Title: Frozen Plasmashell Refuses to get Killed • KDE Community Forums
07:16:06 <Remilia> would be nice if grub2-bhyve could be built with llvm
07:16:12 <Remilia> sigh
07:16:22 <Remilia> the only package in my build queue that wants gcc
07:38:20 <Sjottelsplak> Remilia: interested in your experiences with using bhyve (after you successfully compiled it)
07:46:48 <Remilia> am not sure what you mean, I have been running a Debian vm for years now
07:56:59 <Sjottelsplak> 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
08:26:22 <Remilia> Sjottelsplak: what exactly is the issue?
08:26:44 <Remilia> you should be able to access the grub boot menu and set kernel parameters from there to get a console
08:26:54 <Remilia> I doubt ubuntu would not work when debian is fine
08:32:45 <Axman6> There isn't a simple way to get rid of this warning for a ZFS pool right? "block size: 512B configured, 4096B native"
08:33:53 <Axman6> this pool is quite old, and has been around longer than I believe FreeBSD supported the larger block size.
08:36:17 <yuripv> Axman6: export ZPOOL_STATUS_NON_NATIVE_ASHIFT_IGNORE=
08:36:38 <yuripv> (put it to your shell startup file if it works)
08:38:15 * Remilia would rather find a way to send/recv everything over to 4096
08:40:38 <Axman6> 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
08:41:09 <Axman6> half considering an AWS SSD Snowcone...
08:59:46 <Remilia> when I had that problem I just sent it over ssh to a VM on my home PC haha
08:59:58 <Remilia> but my pool was a mere 140 GB
09:01:04 <qorg> Installing FreeBSD in my recently corebooted thinkpad x220, good to use this operating system again :)
09:01:11 <Remilia> took less than one hour one way and another hour back
09:02:19 <Remilia> Axman6: you may have confused it with *recordsize* that can be changed live, but that is a ZFS attribute, not zpool
09:05:03 <Axman6> Remilia: yeah, I have about 13TB on this one else I'd do basically that
09:16:49 <Remilia> 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
09:16:51 <Remilia> haha
09:17:13 <Remilia> no one uses mirrors though
09:17:50 <Remilia> 13 TB suggests a stripe or something
09:18:06 <Remilia> or a huge raidz2
09:20:58 <parv> 13 TB of RAIDZ2 is not huge.
09:21:52 <parv> ~6 TB disk * 8
09:22:13 <parv> Oh no, even smaller number of disks
09:23:33 <parv> ~5
09:53:40 <Remilia> 6 TB is huge for me, my largest is 4 haha
09:55:58 <parv> Ha! Disks in my laptops are ~500 GB.
11:15:45 <Remilia> I like that  this port is still broken https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=250787
11:15:47 <VimDiesel> Title: 250787 – net-mgmt/phpfpm_exporter: upstream bug was fixed without a release
11:17:05 * Remilia just applies her git stash of 5 diff lines every time
11:17:05 <parv> Poke it. Someone [cw]ould wake up (& possibly take another look)
11:17:19 <Remilia> I poked it in May
11:18:05 <Remilia> (comment 4)
11:18:27 <parv> Remilia, Sorry. I read 2022 date to be of 2020
11:21:19 <Remilia> I should just rewrite this thing in Rust and submit a port
11:21:24 * Remilia hides very quickly
11:36:46 <qorg> How to add background image to psbsd-grub?
12:23:42 <maerwald> ld-elf.so.1: /lib/libc.so.7: version FBSD_1.7 required by /usr/local/bin/cabal not found
12:23:48 <maerwald> what could be the reason?
12:24:50 <jilles> trying to run a /usr/local/bin/cabal compiled/linked against a newer FreeBSD version than you have installed
12:29:40 <maerwald> sounds like https://www.freshports.org/devel/hs-cabal-install/ is broken then
12:29:42 <VimDiesel> Title: FreshPorts -- devel/hs-cabal-install: Command-line interface for Cabal and Hackage
14:07:05 <bsdbandit> morning
17:24:38 <rtprio> morning
17:41:25 <cybercrypto> morning
17:41:59 <yuripv> evening
19:49:19 <Remilia> having dynamic memory support under hyper-v would be really nifty for poudriere
19:54:43 <daemon> isn't that ... memory balloning?
19:54:47 <daemon> balooning*
19:54:52 <daemon> sure I asked about that years ago
20:06:10 <Jmabsd> 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.
21:31:45 <V_PauAmma_V> Jmabsd, care to rephrase that with no ablist slurs?
21:50:32 <idwer> Jmabsd: let's try to actually answer this; which generation of the yoga do you have?
21:50:34 <idwer> Jmabsd: https://www.itechguides.com/lenovo-thinkpad-x1-yoga-gen-6-review/
21:50:35 <VimDiesel> Title: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 Review: The Best Premium Laptop?
21:50:59 <idwer> "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.
21:51:00 <idwer> "
21:51:14 <Jmabsd> idwer: Someone had success on a similar laptop https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/ojfwdk/4tb_wd_sn750_in_carbon_x_gen_9_slight_bend_works/ lol
21:51:16 <VimDiesel> Title: 4TB WD SN750 in Carbon X Gen 9. Slight bend, works fine. Raised a little, still plenty of room. : thinkpad
21:51:29 <Jmabsd> idwer: I was thinking if there's some hostile code in Lenovo's firmware, that blocks SSD:s
21:51:46 <idwer> Jmabsd: eh
21:51:49 <idwer> aaaaah
21:51:53 <Jmabsd> https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkPad-X-Series-Laptops/Will-8TB-dual-sided-SSD-fit-in-the-Thinkpad-X1-Yoga-gen-7-or-6/m-p/5171911 odd discussion of same, someone suggests pushing the reset button on the motherboard
21:51:54 <VimDiesel> Title: English Community-Lenovo Community
21:52:16 <idwer> that's how you get hair fractures in the planar
21:52:30 <Jmabsd> idwer: Perplexingly I see one recent Thinkpad refuse an SSD and an older Thinkpad be fine with the same SSD, perplexing
21:52:34 <Jmabsd> Lol exactly
21:52:48 <idwer> not sure, are there firmware updates? update summaries?
21:53:04 <Jmabsd> Nope it's just voodoo all of it
21:53:37 <idwer> https://dmesgd.nycbug.org/index.cgi?do=index&fts=yoga
21:53:39 <VimDiesel> Title: NYC*BUG dmesgd
21:54:11 <nacelle> ./ why do you want so much storage in a laptop?
21:55:07 <Jmabsd> No lack of space
21:56:18 <nacelle> thats what my nases are for
21:56:25 <nacelle> single disk failure, icky
21:56:26 <nacelle> ewww
21:56:28 <nacelle> no bueno
23:46:52 <Yoshi128k> Sure doesn't seem to much going on here. Also, hello!