rwp: agreed; i have freebsd in a hyper-v vm and it use it all th time; rebooting into the other partition is too much trouble.

Title: dpaste/JiR0 (Plain Text)

when having default ZFS install and software with pkg, can i create and mount new BE, so that i can make completely new software set installed in there via ports ( for testing wayland things and custom options for ports ) and then switch to it? normally, /usr and /var are not part of BE, so that pkgs will be shared across different BE's and it's not what i wanted for test case

can you fix buildkernel and edit sys/dev/acpica/acpi_ged.c?

- rawirq = rman_get_start(sc->evt[i].r);

+ rawirq = rman_get_start(sc->evts[i].r);

tia

and you might want to check Harbourmaster's results; reviews.freebsd.org/D37032

Title: ⚙ D37032 acpi_ged: New driver to ACPI generic event device

hm

also, "make: "/usr/src/sys/modules/acpi/acpi_ged/Makefile" line 4: Malformed conditional (${TARGET_ARCH} == aarch64)"

okay, I thought it was me

i used dd to copy freebsd-img to microSD (via USB) and 'gpart show' says that its GPT (partition table) is already corrupted (before mounting or using the microSD)

maybe run 'gpart recover'

whoa, that fixed it in a fraction of a second...

:)

(i had read gpart's man page but i got it wrong that recover means like taking a copy of that partition table for further inspection)

idwer: looks like everyone is awake now, and it was already reported :)

so nothing is actually built

I am trying to setup linuxulator but when I run debootstrap I get the following message using both doas under my account, or root: "/usr/local/sbin/debootstrap: Permission denied." I can't seem to figure out what the issue is. permissions on the file are fine. 13.1-RELEASE-p2, encrypted ZFS zroot. Could the encrypted part be an issue?

weust, if it's not a binary (use file(1) to check), check the permissions for the interpreter in the #! first line.

(That gets me every time. The perms problem isn't always about the file in the error message, but its interpreter.)

Gotta love that...

it's a bash script. checking the #! now

permissions look alright. everything at least r and x, for root:wheel. on /usr/local/bin/bash

crlf vs lf?

sorry, I have no idea what that is. either of them

ms-dos text file format with carriage return linefeed

vs unix text file format with just linefeed

if you edited the file on windows and brought it over it happens

ah right. No, it's from a pkg build by my poudriere server

weust: try running it as `bash /usr/local/sbin/debootstrap`

ok

that works

so, is there an issue with the port then?

sounds weird

POSIX ACL on either deboostrap or bash, maybe?

It would be nice if someone updates www/lua-resty-core to 0.1.24, here's the hash and size: f6aabb0811cfd8b0b0c986399f713fd66c559623b6b534f33783da0e3bb68ea3 169385

Onepamopa, do you have a FreeBSD bugzilla account? Best to report there if you do, with "www/lua-resty-core: update to 0.1.24" as the summary. That way, the maintainer gets notified.

morning

OpenZFS Developer Summit is on now, with livestreams: vimeo.com/event/2485132/90e1506dfb (via openzfs.org/wiki/Main_Page)

Title: OpenZFS Developer Summit

Thanks for the reminder, I'd utterly forgotten about it.

morning and cool !

everytone just seeing delphix logo?

could be between talks

I'm seeing that too, but 'systat -ifstat' leads me to believe there's video being received.

So yes, I think your assumption isn't too far off the mark, although I don't know the exact broadcast times.

yeh i see it try to refresh every now and then

so possibly lunch break

delphix hosted devsummit

I'll probably have to catch the VoDs once they go up, though.

just went offline, prolly lunch

last talk tweeted was: Refining OpenZFS compression

so there's 4 ish to go

Seems like a good spot to break for lunch.

including mav and allan

The various OpenZFS DevSummits I've seen previously have all been very excellent, so I expect this one will be too with the topics mentioned on the informatino page.

information*

Title: More speculative prefetcher improvements. by amotin · Pull Request #13452 · openzfs/zfs · GitHub

thats mav's prefetch improvements PR

live stream is back on: vimeo.com/event/2485132/90e1506dfb

Title: OpenZFS Developer Summit

userland ZFS seems most ideal for debugging to me

based on work i know is ongoing to optimize for using NVMMe SSDs, I suspect there's bigger things to be solved before we see the speedup that's mentioned in Intel's report on using userland drivers for NVMMe

its pretty big

i hope its not OS specific

"The delivery of this proposal is a library named libuzfs providing userland storage services based on ZFS."

seems considered

it'll probably get linux specific dpdk (high perf block devices) support tho

we need a good story there

It's interesting seeing user-mode ZFS being discussed.

DPDK isn't Linux-specific as it exists in ports/net/dpdk, but and as far as I've understood OpenZFS, if something is added to OpenZFS it has to be capable of running on all the platforms being targeted?

Userland ZFS will definitely have advantages, but it'll also be very workload-dependent.

grr, is there still a rule that mailing lists don't accept the mail from recently registered domains?

didnt know they did

i had to do it with mine and now the mail i'm sending is going to /dev/null, it seems :)

and youre a subscirber?

as in opted in, and the ml's know that

iirc there was a big moderation/default change during the ml migration

yes, recently (re)subscribed

Only thing I can think of is to contact postmaster@