I've been accessing an exfat volume using fuse. After a recent disconnect, I see: "WARN: volume was not unmounted cleanly.". I don't think I'm in much danger with this particular voluem but how do I fsck this volume and clear the flag? The fuse-exfat package didn't come with its own fsck...

From package exfat-utils, exfatfsck(8).

V_PauAmma_V: thank you!

Hi, has the location for EuroBSDCon 2023 been decided yet?

I thought it was usually announced at the end of the current conference but searching for it hasn't turned up anything

fraxamo: Henning did anounce it at the closing presentation and it is Portugal, but I forgot the name of the place

It's not Lisbon, I know that much

Thanks

fraxamo: Startpage finds Coimbra

Hi Graham, that helps. Thanks

Con-s suck, because they comply to the covid-19 tyranny, or should I call them lies?

Call them what you like, however if the calling relates to COVID-19: you're in the wrong channel.

Has EuroBSDCon been to Spain yet? Out of curiosity.

under 22.6.5 of the handbook it says "The frambuffer may be accessed from the host or over the network ...."

The section is about graphical UEFI for bhyve guests, my problem is connected to the guest, i am unable to connect via vnc (pinging the guest says host down) and unsure how i can connect to the framebuffer from the host

problem is connecting to the guest *

how can I run a periodic script as a certain user ?

or they automatically all run as root

man crontab

crontab -e

For my part, I only attend things that take adequate pandemic precautions.

I'm glad the BSD conferences do.

hmm.. why is the nsxiv image viewer installing 'libid3tag' - an audio package. checked nsxiv's freshport page and it's not listed anywhere either

nevermind it's a dependency for a package i overlooked :P

I would not be that surprised, I once saw people suggest packing EXIF metadata in ID3v2 tags

main-amd64, 4th October <beefy18.nyi.freebsd.org/build.html?…ult&build=p73caab237543_sab9293239c> success

graphics/drm-510-kmod was queued, and built.

Subsequent successful runs: graphics/drm-510-kmod was not even listed, can anyone tell why?

(<pkg-status.freebsd.org/builds?jailname=main-amd64&type=package&all=1>, click 'Started (UTC)' until the most recent builds appear.)

pkg search -r FreeBSD drm-510-kmod on FreeBSD 14.0-CURRENT does find the package.

That's not what I asked. Which *version* do you see in output from "pkg search drm-510-kmod" (no -r)?

The repository is relevant (here) because I have multiple repos. Sorry for omitting the answer:

drm-510-kmod-5.10.113_7 DRM drivers modules

In other news (mini-rant): Phabricator sucks, The End.

I guess, the listing question might be answered by pkgmgr@ or someone in that area.