I was asking yesterday about how to deal with a ZFS pool which wasn't using the native ashift - if I could do a zfs send/receive to another drive, and then recreate the pool with the native ashift, would the reverse send/receive be compatible with the new pool, or is the ashift part of the pool itself?

parv, chriswells0, rwp: here's a screenshot. Ported htop to the left, patched htop (issue 1039) to the right:

I'm inclined to suggest accepting the patched version for release purposes.

hi good night, somebody use corsair void elite USB ? my freebsd dont find =/

tail -f /var/log/messages.. does it show up?

or `dmesg` and see

see camcontrol, list usb devices

# camcontrol devlist

Title: 18.4.�USB Storage Devices

Alternately, usbconfig can be used to list the device.

camcontrol requires root, which is fine, but "gpart show" works for non-root enough that I run it after inserting a USB storage device for listing it.

bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=266644 anyone want to rip me a new one?

Title: 266644 – Switch for arbitrary timezone in date(1)

Why add a non-standard option? TZ=... date is pretty common.

skered: it's shorter to specify "-z"

It should be a very high bar to burn a new single letter option.

hd1, Could you replace "-z" with "-Z" in your patch to reflect "strftime(3)" formats which uses "%Z" for time zone name & "%z" for the offset from UTC?

Alternatively, I would not mind both options

Anyone done lagg with multiple IP addresses? Does one just create lagg0 and lagg1, with one IP address for each or ... something else?

I would expect 1 IP address per lagg interface, with disjoint sets of underlying interfaces. But I haven't done it.

If I simply want to install binary packages with pkg, I dont need to select "Ports" during install? as this is for building from source packages?

You can install binary packages without dealing with ports

I was confused why pkg install x... was asking to fetch the package management on the first package

That should just be the binary package manager

It keeps itself updated

Is there a way I can revert what selecting Ports at install has installed?

sounds like `rm -rf /usr/ports` should do it? :)

okay cheers, as simple as that

Used to gentoo, I hear a lot how its similar to BSD ports of course just never really used it other than pfsense/freenas machines.

is install.cfg still a think? I cant find anything in the docs but I find old references online to this (for older versions at least)

s/think/thing/

if the references are really old, something may have changed as sysinstall was replaced with bsdinstall; i don't know anything about install.cfg though, never used it

bsdinstall brings some more results thanks

Axman6: send/recv will do the right thing re: ashift

dvl: you bind aliases, the same as with a normal interface. you only have a lagg1 if you have different NICs

Allan: Thanks, that's what I did. Just like any other NIC. I found forums.freebsd.org/threads/lagg-with-alias.7598

Title: LAGG with alias | The FreeBSD Forums

yeah

ifconfig_lagg0_aliasX="inet 10.x.y.z/32"

or whatever

in rc.conf to set up as many as you need

it's lovely that way

... uh. Riddle me this: without doing silly stuff like deleting the associated host file, and no host disk errors (zpool status or /var/log/messages, how did VirtualBox and FreeBSD 12.3 manage to get a guest disk failure leading to "Periph destroyed" and a ZFS "catastrophic pool I/O failure"?

V_PauAmma_V: That sounds like it was running. If not I'd think it changed interface types. Might still be a driver issue.

It was running, yes. Both the guest disk and the guest itself.

V_PauAmma_V: what settings for the guest?

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