00:24:23 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. 07:52:18 https://bsd.to/JiR0 07:52:19 Title: dpaste/JiR0 (Plain Text) 12:00:54 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 12:19:53 can you fix buildkernel and edit sys/dev/acpica/acpi_ged.c? 12:19:53 - rawirq = rman_get_start(sc->evt[i].r); 12:19:53 + rawirq = rman_get_start(sc->evts[i].r); 12:19:57 tia 12:28:03 and you might want to check Harbourmaster's results; https://reviews.freebsd.org/D37032 12:28:04 Title: ⚙ D37032 acpi_ged: New driver to ACPI generic event device 12:30:57 hm 13:05:19 also, "make: "/usr/src/sys/modules/acpi/acpi_ged/Makefile" line 4: Malformed conditional (${TARGET_ARCH} == aarch64)" 13:09:35 okay, I thought it was me 13:25:44 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) 13:27:18 maybe run 'gpart recover' 13:38:15 whoa, that fixed it in a fraction of a second... 13:39:32 :) 13:40:00 (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) 14:22:18 idwer: looks like everyone is awake now, and it was already reported :) 14:34:44 so nothing is actually built 15:14:26 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? 15:37:11 weust, if it's not a binary (use file(1) to check), check the permissions for the interpreter in the #! first line. 15:38:06 (That gets me every time. The perms problem isn't always about the file in the error message, but its interpreter.) 15:41:45 Gotta love that... 15:42:39 it's a bash script. checking the #! now 15:44:36 permissions look alright. everything at least r and x, for root:wheel. on /usr/local/bin/bash 15:45:59 crlf vs lf? 15:46:19 sorry, I have no idea what that is. either of them 15:46:34 ms-dos text file format with carriage return linefeed 15:46:48 vs unix text file format with just linefeed 15:47:11 if you edited the file on windows and brought it over it happens 15:47:32 ah right. No, it's from a pkg build by my poudriere server 15:47:45 weust: try running it as `bash /usr/local/sbin/debootstrap` 15:47:49 ok 15:48:39 that works 15:49:02 so, is there an issue with the port then? 15:59:19 sounds weird 16:12:40 POSIX ACL on either deboostrap or bash, maybe? 17:20:46 It would be nice if someone updates www/lua-resty-core to 0.1.24, here's the hash and size: f6aabb0811cfd8b0b0c986399f713fd66c559623b6b534f33783da0e3bb68ea3 169385 17:45:08 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. 21:40:37 morning 21:45:13 OpenZFS Developer Summit is on now, with livestreams: https://vimeo.com/event/2485132/90e1506dfb (via https://openzfs.org/wiki/Main_Page) 21:45:15 Title: OpenZFS Developer Summit 21:45:35 Thanks for the reminder, I'd utterly forgotten about it. 21:45:40 morning and cool ! 21:48:07 everytone just seeing delphix logo? 21:48:20 could be between talks 21:51:27 I'm seeing that too, but 'systat -ifstat' leads me to believe there's video being received. 21:51:56 So yes, I think your assumption isn't too far off the mark, although I don't know the exact broadcast times. 21:52:12 yeh i see it try to refresh every now and then 21:52:16 so possibly lunch break 21:52:20 delphix hosted devsummit 21:53:05 I'll probably have to catch the VoDs once they go up, though. 21:53:59 just went offline, prolly lunch 21:54:25 last talk tweeted was: Refining OpenZFS compression 21:54:30 so there's 4 ish to go 21:54:47 Seems like a good spot to break for lunch. 21:54:52 including mav and allan 21:55:51 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. 21:55:54 information* 21:56:06 https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/13452 21:56:10 Title: More speculative prefetcher improvements. by amotin · Pull Request #13452 · openzfs/zfs · GitHub 21:56:13 thats mav's prefetch improvements PR 22:01:39 live stream is back on: https://vimeo.com/event/2485132/90e1506dfb 22:01:40 Title: OpenZFS Developer Summit 22:14:41 userland ZFS seems most ideal for debugging to me 22:15:52 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 22:16:06 its pretty big 22:16:28 i hope its not OS specific 22:16:41 "The delivery of this proposal is a library named libuzfs providing userland storage services based on ZFS." 22:16:44 seems considered 22:17:11 it'll probably get linux specific dpdk (high perf block devices) support tho 22:17:15 we need a good story there 22:18:55 It's interesting seeing user-mode ZFS being discussed. 22:18:57 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? 22:19:31 Userland ZFS will definitely have advantages, but it'll also be very workload-dependent. 22:19:51 grr, is there still a rule that mailing lists don't accept the mail from recently registered domains? 22:20:17 didnt know they did 22:20:54 i had to do it with mine and now the mail i'm sending is going to /dev/null, it seems :) 22:21:35 and youre a subscirber? 22:21:43 as in opted in, and the ml's know that 22:21:59 iirc there was a big moderation/default change during the ml migration 22:22:22 yes, recently (re)subscribed 23:28:05 Only thing I can think of is to contact postmaster@