00:01:48 according to https://www.freshports.org/x11/libwacom/ it has a build dependency to devel/evdev-proto 00:01:49 Title: FreshPorts -- x11/libwacom: Adds tablet support to libinput 00:02:56 It might be a starting point for porting the braille-wolf 00:25:30 When I load drm-kmod, my screen becomes blank. I have CometLake-S GT2 [UHD Graphics 630]. 00:25:48 can you please tell me what causes this problem? 00:35:46 did you install the package, or compile the port? Kernel modules very often have to match the current system version (freebsd-update does change the basesystem). 00:36:01 Kalten: I compiled the port. 00:36:02 So: do compile and install the port. 00:36:17 ah---ok. Hmmm... 00:40:22 I am sorry, I am likely not able to help you with that. It seems to me, that one is helped here better around 18oo-00oo UTC. (as orientation: now it is 00:39 UTC) (I think there some quite active users from around west Europe/England) 00:40:59 is it possible my monitor becomes blank because its resolution is 1920x1080? 00:41:16 and drm-kmod can't automatically detect the monitor's resolution? 00:41:18 are the system and the portstree aproximatly the same age? (portstree update after systemupdate, boot, than compile and reinstall port) 00:41:33 unlikely 00:41:59 I compiled a kernel, rebooted my system, then compiled github.com/freebsd/drm-kmod 00:42:17 But you could connect to your mashine via ssh and go through the log files 00:43:50 yeah, let my try it 00:47:03 hmmm... it might be, that some ports (in the ports tree) have to be new enough too. I have never used it. Last resort might be to recompile all installed ports prior to rebuilding drm? Just guessing now. 00:48:29  /var/log/ an maybe in 00:48:41 ...8<--- /etc/syslog.conf 00:48:51 *.* /var/log/all.log 00:48:55 --->8... 00:49:49 and restart syslogd? 00:51:57 `killall -HUP syslogd` I assume 00:52:55 service syslogd restart 00:56:39 service syslog stop 00:56:50 echo "syslog_flags='-ss'" >> /etc/rc.conf 00:56:55 service syslog start 01:11:32 it says it can't load kbl_dmc_ver1_04.bin 01:15:01 what directory usually has this file? 01:59:08 Oleg: did you compile from github or use the freebsd port 04:24:00 Kalten, Thanks for the clue re Wacom etc 04:30:50 np intel c 04:41:42 / =12 06:19:26 D: Nov 13 06:18:53 Unvanquished kernel: [15024629] sonewconn: pcb 0xfffff8005e7113e0 (45.76.244.95:25 (proto 6)): Listen queue overflow: 193 already in queue awaiting acceptance (10 occurrences) 06:19:39 Do I need to restart my smtpd? 06:26:14 By chance is that ... qmail? 06:29:14 Re fenrir & evdev looking for "linux" files, I see that "evdev-proto" package had been already installed which installs the needed files. Now "it 06:29:25 parv: of course. :D 06:29:46 ... is only a matter of passing the right include path". 06:30:05 I suppose I should write my own smtpd for it? My site does get a fair bit of traffic. 06:30:33 We've been down on SMTP and SMTPS for IPv4 for a hot minute due to this. 06:32:24 why is the readiness longer than the uptime... (s6-specific question, sorry.) 06:33:02 By "overflow" I was reminded of recent bug, which apparently is not one, in qmail 06:34:42 (it is a bug in qmail.) 06:36:27 Right, I've turned off the ipv4 smtpd for now. I'm going to set up my other server to relay mail to my domains. 06:39:53 Right, set a less-preferred MX and set my remote host to relay ad-hoc, that should work for the duration of the outage 06:40:17 (the intent is to hold mail at the less-preferred MX until the main comes up) 06:43:04 LXGHTNXNG, opensmtpd ? 06:43:45 cpet: Nope, qmail, as previously discussed. 06:44:10 no I mean thats an option qmail has remained 1.03 for years now 06:46:40 I know quite well. I maintain a fork of qmail. 06:47:17 my upstream, schmonz' notqmail, is probably not aware of this specific failure mode. 06:49:35 I just use opensmtpd or sendmail I used qmail for a while and exim but I like opensmtpd pf like syntax 06:50:04 not sure I trust a software that hasnt had a release since 1998 or an updated version since 2017 06:50:22 but any who :) 06:52:56 hehe 06:53:05 yeah 06:53:13 qmail has unfixed vulns 06:53:27 which my fork, Nightmare Mail, intends to fix as much as possible 06:54:16 reminds me of sendmail with all the vuln the remake and yet more vulns 06:54:17 heh 06:54:27 but it's included and works 06:55:01 ye 06:59:17 I think we've restored service. Still not out of the woods, as I have tcpserver smtpd running attached to a terminal, rather than my svscan, but that'll be fine. 07:03:40 LXGHTNXNG: did you name nightmare email after corresponding xkcd? 07:03:50 mictty: probably not. 07:04:02 I named it after the nightmare I was having trying to get it to do a thing. 07:04:28 your nightmare, my disaster 07:04:44 :D 07:05:48 qmail presentation videos on YouTube does not show actual interaction 07:06:20 just a sequence of slides. Clueless to watch for beginners 07:07:20 heck. 07:09:51 i think we have restored service. one thing that happened is the logger service broke in an arcane way. 07:10:20 i can't say whether that is the cause. Bercotware is bizarre. 07:10:34 qmail was nice in its day but it wasnt in my opinion after every modern opotion was a 3rd party patch so I moved onto postfix 07:11:46 now I just use opensmtpd or sendmail just so people ask me "why" 07:13:39 cpet, Why do you still not use Postfix? 07:16:13 I find opensmtpd config easier 07:17:20 usr/ports/mail/opensmtpd 07:20:13 cpet: got you (: 07:20:17 http://unix.beer/~chris/smtpd.conf 07:20:35 nothing fancy but it works and makes the free services happy 07:21:11 Should I write my own smtpserver in Tcl? 07:21:28 think theres already one 07:22:06 does opensmtpd imply no imap? 07:22:21 find . -name Makefile |xargs grep TCL 07:22:37 /exmh2/Makefile:TCLSH= tclsh8.0jp 07:22:50 mictty, I use mbox and old school mail to read my emails 07:23:00 you can use dovecot and do its magic but bleh 07:23:49 exmh is a TCL/TK based interface to the MH mail system 07:23:54 cpet, unix.beer URL is showing connection timeout. I will take your word of configuration being simpler. (postfix was ok too IMO. Anyway) 07:23:57 ok so maybe not a server but its in tcl 07:24:14 look at the config 07:24:33 match from any for domain "drink.unix.beer" action "local" 07:24:42 unix.beer doesnt serve mail 07:25:10 unix.beer is hosted on icloud drink is local 07:25:23 cpet, I was trying to access http://unix.beer/~chris/smtpd.conf that you posted earlier 07:26:24 im sure you made apache unhappy 07:26:44 (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ 07:27:12 does your ip start with 119 14 195 34 45 93 ? 07:27:54 what is that beer? is this another stallman reference? 07:28:20 i drink a lot of beer while im using unix 07:28:22 so unix beer 07:29:15 parv, try again if you dont want to tell me which ip yours starts with 07:29:16 cpet: your blog, based. 07:29:35 its a personal site 07:29:40 cpet: is that bytes of an ipv6 addr{ 07:30:15 no those are files apache creates when you connect more than 2 times 07:30:49 ap24-mod_evasive-1.10.1_2 07:31:40 Hello 07:31:56 I'm trying to build packages using poudriere with libressl, but some ports are not building 07:31:57 hi 07:32:12 yeap that is normal 07:32:16 hehe I know 07:32:22 cpet, I am aware of only the IPv4 address pattern; above does not look like mine. Tried again, same error as before. Oh well 07:32:47 how do I set the ports that dont build to use a different ssl? 07:32:53 do you use chrome or firefox ? 07:32:58 think it defaults to https 07:33:25 Gud, once upon a time you could do that with portmaster and I think you can do that with poudriere 07:33:28 different source? 07:33:35 but I do not know how as I dont really compile ports any more 07:34:20 e o e 07:34:49 cpet: you can, but I forgot the specific options to set 07:35:28 mictty: No; you can use dovecot. I use dovecot with my qmail, where i want imap. 07:35:59 i bet it's the 62.x 07:36:05 cpet, I see that you that the URL is devoid of "s" in "https" *ugh*; will try that way (in Firefox) 07:36:44 one day ill setup letsencrypt 07:36:51 but as of now its not needed 07:37:24 LXGHTNXNG: I need to learn more about general notion. but I will keep the combination in mind. Thanks. 07:37:29 it uses ipfw with a whitelist on my IP and blacklistd with rather anal setup 07:37:39 as its a personal site so as long as I can see it 07:38:56 cpet, I have/had turned of "https all the time everywhere" but Firefox still went to "https" scheme. Can see in "w3m" 07:39:16 cpet, Yea I like the syntax 07:42:10 partly why I cant stand nginx 07:42:17 confuses the hell out of me 07:42:18 :) 07:58:39 cpet: i thought you died 08:01:08 again? 08:01:36 ketas: ¿_¿ 08:06:14 i was active duty for 3 years then i was deployed then x y z happened 08:06:20 ketas, ^ 08:11:27 duty? 08:11:39 cpet: but they never buried you so you were able to recover? 08:12:36 I guess 08:12:53 why makes to bury a solder? 08:12:59 *what 08:13:57 I dont know 08:14:18 im just here wondering why bhyve fails to load a freebsd vm 08:15:35 cpet: to forcefully encourage to use jail? 08:16:40 aparently bios is weird with zfs creating a bootpool that freebsd-update cant find 08:16:43 cpet: I wish I get some vacation to work on what you are doing 08:16:45 a reinstall fixed it 08:16:50 cpet: is there any output anywhere 08:17:08 unable to determine kernel 08:17:19 fixed reinstalling using BIOS+UEFI 08:17:25 ah 08:18:13 dont get the script though 08:19:59 https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/tree/usr.sbin/bsdinstall/scripts/zfsboot?h=releng/13.1 08:20:00 Title: zfsboot « scripts « bsdinstall « usr.sbin - src - FreeBSD source tree 08:28:17 https://pastebin.com/9bp6UXPZ 08:28:18 Title: BOOTFILE=`sysctl -n kern.bootfile` KERNELDIR=${BOOTFILE%/kernel} if ! [ -d $ - Pastebin.com 08:28:24 seems to break there 08:38:02 cpet: why you only had gf for 3y 08:42:05 ketas: can you stop asking random strangers on the internet about their sexual lives? 08:42:18 My useful idiots had to put you on their killfile because of this same behavior you are exhibiting today. 08:42:58 bleh its IRC not twitter 08:42:59 no i can't 08:43:19 it is irc, and twitter is dying, cpet 08:43:24 good 08:43:26 but that doesn't make what ketas is doing any less shit. 08:43:37 cpet is not really stranger 08:43:39 ive known ketas for a long time so 08:43:58 you hadn't know my useful idiots for a very long time when you asked them comparable questions. 08:44:01 plonk. 08:44:03 useful idiots? 08:44:07 killfile? 08:44:25 think hes creating a hit list for you ketas 08:44:40 do you know what a killfile is? 08:45:01 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kill_file 08:45:02 Title: Kill file - Wikipedia 08:45:07 hahaha LXGHTNXNG 08:45:16 cpet 08:45:42 easier to just /ignore ketas 08:45:53 reason being weird 08:45:55 ? 08:46:21 random ignores 08:46:32 guys, just stop it. 08:46:42 but you can do it 08:46:56 see perfect example 08:47:30 i have done, cpet. this conversation is being unnecessarily prolonged by other parties 08:47:55 i don't even know LXGHTNXNG 08:49:01 neither do I but aparaently he doesnt like you asking about my gf 08:49:10 but any who 08:49:28 wasnt there a shell that you could allow or disallow cmds ? 08:49:33 or was that rush? 08:49:40 i've seen a couple of restricted shells in my time 08:50:03 there was one that each cmd you typed it could echo out a msg 08:50:08 but I forget the name 08:50:19 all were vulnerable? 08:50:21 :) 08:50:35 probably 08:51:05 find . -type f -name pkg-descr -exec /bin/cat {} \; 08:51:07 i would do openssh force cmd intead maybe 08:51:11 doesnt really show any 08:52:29 think fish did something like that 08:54:57 good evning, my vm ive updated to 11.4-release and ssh has broken somewhere along the line, sshd should I say. get what looks like a version conflict. says something elf.so error compat20 in conf file. 08:56:01 can you give us the full and precise text of the error return? 08:56:06 ill try to capture the error 08:57:36 looks like someone failed to run freebsd-update -r upgrade more than once 09:00:14 * LXGHTNXNG sighs 09:00:31 the patronizing terminology isn't really conducive to the desired environment, is it 09:01:00 look who's talking 09:03:57 MIME is an ugly hack just fyi 09:07:42 well it works 09:07:49 ld-elf.so.1: Undefined symbol "compat20" referenced from COPY relocation in /usr/sbin/sshd 09:08:03 i just thought maybe since the filesystem filled up could be why it fell over? 09:09:12 maybe something in hw kicked the bucket and corrupted things 09:09:37 ummmmmmmm 09:09:52 hw? hardware? 09:09:59 you should always ensure you have at least 2GB free on the / and /usr filesystems before you run an upgrade 09:10:11 you will be subject to additional downtime to extract your files and start over 09:10:21 yeah absolutely, didnt remember how smal the vm was. it's no issue at all i just had it to relearn 09:10:22 it may be possible to salvage this without starting over but it won't be easy 09:10:40 just compare files 09:10:52 even harder when i cant see the console. i am having to |espeak -s 400 to read things and using script and piping tha tot espeak as well. since im blind 09:11:04 or like, do another upgrade 09:11:21 with fs free this time 09:11:25 i thought it was the sshd_config so i dropped the vanilla one in, but you mean pull one out of ports or something, the actual sshd script from /etc/rc.d? 09:11:53 what is fs free? 09:11:59 oh 09:12:03 uh 09:12:22 like ensure having free space this time 09:13:35 goodness 09:13:37 yeah that's pretty noob mistake loL 09:13:46 is it still cfdisk to expand filesystems? 09:13:52 should I write a Tcl script to parse the json into a conversational format 09:14:40 https://bz-attachments.freebsd.org/attachment.cgi?id=238049 09:14:44 my good deed for today 09:15:12 ketas: the pneny just dropped with 'fs free' ahahaha' 09:15:18 penny 09:15:28 Fudge, did you do src or bin update ? 09:15:48 11.4 is EOL so could be why as well 09:16:03 Fudge: now it's likely gpart 09:16:05 freebsd-update upgrade 09:16:23 did you install? 09:16:28 then install again 09:16:31 then 2 more times 09:16:36 yes you need to run it like 4 times 09:16:50 freebsd-update and pkg can check for missing files, can't they? 09:16:57 IDS 09:17:27 What I am saying though guys, because I am blind without ssh running it's pretty hard to work with a console when you cannot get much output 09:17:38 owww 09:17:45 so moral is, dont break it in the first place and check obvious things lol 09:18:11 hah 09:18:16 lets all run EOL software then wonder why ransomware is a thing 09:18:27 does anyone have a statically linked copy of sshd for 11.4 09:18:27 but you have console? 09:18:37 11.4 is EOL 09:18:37 like, /rescue level static 09:18:45 yes I'm aware 09:18:45 LXGHTNXNG: or dropbear? 09:18:49 :) 09:18:50 yes i have console but i couldnt see the ouput of commands 09:18:54 you can extract base.xz 09:19:05 I want to get fudge back into their system so they can continue with the upgrades 09:19:36 it's all good guys i just pulled the tarball and start over, it's just a vm. im working on my real hardware box too 09:19:55 also, re extracting base.txz - you will want to pass --exclude ./etc/ 09:20:06 well you can still recover it 09:20:25 think of it like this, if you guys turned your monitor off. what challenges would you have. you rely on the pcspkr and sending things to espeak so it reads it out. e.g whoami |espeak 09:21:00 well, my IRC client uses ncurses, so there's a nearly issue with that 09:21:01 once upon a time we had archive. 09:21:06 but I dont see it any more 09:21:09 an early. 09:21:41 there are number or reasons, accidental rm, upgraded library wrong way, lost power, that could all end up with partial system 09:21:43 actually 09:21:51 almost all of the programs I use have non-human-listenable output formats 09:22:12 this is a big problem and something I have no good solution for if I'm honest. 09:22:45 there was something in mailing list about it 09:22:54 using fbsd if blind 09:22:57 http://ftp-archive.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD-Archive/old-releases/amd64/11.4-RELEASE/base.txz 09:23:18 booting and console 09:23:25 but I think freebsd-update rollback 09:23:29 would work as well 09:24:40 does pkg work ? could just do pkg install openssh-portable 09:25:33 oh interesting 09:26:00 maybe that's the recent reference to Fenrir i was talking about earlier with someone 09:26:26 sometimes you just have to realize "I f'ed up time to format and reinstall" 09:26:27 heh 09:27:13 and I used to yell at these dumbass kids at work for not wearing eye protection 09:28:05 nah ive always had bad eyes and they got worse 09:33:49 ow 09:35:59 cpet: safety squints help when grinding? 09:36:02 :P 09:36:46 grinding ? 09:37:17 any powertool that could fling objects into you face 09:37:36 could be disk itself too 09:37:50 wheel 09:39:15 have you seen goggles with something stuck in it, imagine that being the eye 09:40:33 yeap 09:44:16 no 09:45:19 most people in the IT field probably dont even know what googles are 09:45:24 :) 09:46:44 or the obvious that plagues teenaged boys 09:47:01 im too cool to wear safety gear 09:47:31 such as the guy who asked me why dont I just use gloves when changing oil and I said saves on trash 09:48:04 one day I will understand why bugs. have to be so perfect while open and net accept patches litterily in chat 09:50:51 ketas, arent you in romania or something ? 09:52:35 eesti, I believe 09:52:57 is that code for I dont know ? 09:53:09 (estonia) 09:53:14 yes la_mettrie 09:54:44 how do you get estonia from eesti? 09:55:28 by translating the words of natural languages (estonian language -> english) 09:55:32 the two are the same word in different languages 09:56:36 lame could of just googled 09:57:01 I'm a dragon 09:57:56 how do you ssh with dragon fingers ? 09:58:08 chopsticks? 09:58:12 * LXGHTNXNG chuckles 09:58:16 I make it work (: 09:58:35 so we have gitlab github and codeberg now ? 09:58:47 those are the three main git forges now 09:59:05 hrm 10:03:32 codeperger 10:04:04 cpet: our country has different name in every language 10:04:12 i don't even know how 10:04:41 they all ended up like this 10:04:54 not even going to ask why 10:04:57 but ok 10:05:33 some historic reason why one was chosen 10:06:03 no the git forges thing 10:06:05 apparently countries aren't names 10:06:49 what are they ? 10:07:05 ¿ 10:07:15 he said nothing 10:07:38 ok 10:08:02 forgot what I was doing with bhyve 10:08:40 something pushed important data off cpet brain 10:08:54 a lot of things do that 10:11:19 ah forgot to do a vm start 11:09:11 hmm is this normal after a freebsd-update? "The following files are affected by updates. No changes have been downloaded, however, because the files have been modified locally: /var/db/etcupdate/log" 13:01:49 Hey FreeBSD on ARM users, when I run FreeBSD aarch64 on a hypervisor, I see that the guest (FreeBSD) is using at least 100% CPU, while the system itself is idle (according to top). anyone has seen this before? I assume it a ticker/timer issue, but no idea how to fix it 14:26:50 so, yesterday I was talking about my monitor going into a power saving mode after I load i915kms 14:27:15 can someone please tell me why this keeps happening? 14:28:51 "pciconf -lv" gives me this info: 14:29:09 vgapci0@pci0:0:2:0: class=0x030000 rev=0x05 hdr=0x00 vendor=0x8086 device=0x9bc5 14:29:11 subvendor=0x1043 subdevice=0x8694 14:29:23 and this info: 14:29:36 device = 'CometLake-S GT2 [UHD Graphics 630]' 14:30:18 so, after I load i915kms, my system never crashes, but the monitor always goes into the power saving mode. 14:30:46 so, after this happens, I am able to access the computer through ssh 14:31:12 and the output from "kldstat -v" shows that i915kms is loaded. 14:34:18 yesterday, someone suggested to me to look at the logs produced by syslogd to try to figure out what causes this problem, but I still don't know how to use syslogd 14:34:31 your pf is different from openbsd's i hear. can you guys block mac addresses with it? 14:34:41 asking for a friend. 14:38:21 lavaball not according to the manual. AFAIK even OpenBSD's pf can't do that. besides, anyone can change their MAC address, right? :-) 14:38:42 everyone can change their ip on a local network as well. 14:38:52 and mac in the open world doesn't make sense anwyay. 14:39:10 i'm just disappointed that pf isn't into it. i had no problem on either tables to do it. 14:39:41 lavaball you can, however, divert the mac traffic, by create a bridge/interface with the same mac addr. it would become unusable :D 14:39:41 if i wasn't old and dumb, i tell you, i would make my own os with black jack and whores! 14:40:36 anwyay, i'm a little over half way through the pf book, so maybe there is some other way to authenticate normal people easily. 14:40:44 thanks so much for explaining. 14:43:13 seems like ipfw can match on mac 14:45:55 so, please tell me why the system doesn't crash after I load i915kms, but the monitor goes into the power-saving mode. 14:47:09 why would you expect it to crash? but no idea why it goes into power-save 14:49:11 I connected the monitor to the display port. 14:49:26 but I had the same problem when it was connected to the hdmi port 14:50:32 Oleg: Have you added your user to the video group? 14:50:50 Babaj: how is this even related to the problem? 14:51:14 Babaj: I load i915kms as root and the monitor goes into the power-saving mode. 14:51:33 If you installed the "xf86-video-intel" package then remove this. 14:51:44 I don't have it installed 14:52:37 is it possible this issue occurs because of a buggy UEFI BIOS? 14:52:39 seems more like that hardware behaves weird and needs something done more or less when the driver loads to not go into power-save for some reason 14:53:29 I didn't have this problem when I had windows 11 or ubuntu installed. 14:54:45 does that happen to if you load i915kms via kld_list in /etc/rc.conf ? 14:55:22 and what makes it mysterious is that after I load i915kms, I can still see login to the computer through ssh and can see that i915kms is loaded 14:55:47 but dmesg | grep drm doesn't show me any output related to Display Port connection 14:55:58 but kldstat -v shows that i915kms is loaded 14:56:22 Oleg: Did it work fine using the standard Vesa video driver from FreeBSD? 14:57:01 nimaje: yes, this happens if I have kld_list in rc.conf or load i915kms manually 14:57:10 Babaj: I never tried it 14:57:42 Babaj: are you talking about xf86-video-vesa driver? 14:58:32 yes 14:58:34 and what's odd is that according to freebsd docs, uhd 630 graphics gpu is supported. 14:59:07 Babaj: okay, let's install this driver and try to load it. 14:59:52 If you have installed a Xorg server, then you have this driver installed. 15:00:36 and as I said before, both windows 11 and ubuntu don't have any issues with uhd 630 graphics on my computer. 15:00:59 Delete your driver line from rc.conf and just restart the computer. 15:01:42 It's not Windows and not Ubuntu. 15:03:48 Babaj: okay, I have vesa, xorg-server, twm, and xinit installed. I should simply type "xinit" on the command line to find out whether I can load X using vesa? 15:06:37 Oleg: startx 15:07:28 vesa is supposed to work with efi and non-efi installations? 15:07:54 I have an efi installation. 15:08:21 okay, when I type "startx", I get "no screens found" 15:08:50 and xorg logs tell me this: 15:08:57 [ 2618.251] (II) VESA(0): initializing int10 15:08:58 [ 2618.252] (EE) VESA(0): V_BIOS address 0x0 out of range 15:11:40 is it possible this is a motherboard-related issue? 15:12:00 my motherboard is Asus Prime Z590-P. 15:12:34 Oleg: you're a linux user, aren't you? 15:14:15 CCFL_Man: very rarely I use linux. but as I said, I didn't have any issues with the Intel GPU when I had ubuntu installed. 15:15:18 have any of you ever run FreeBSD using the Asus Prime Z590-P motherboard? 15:16:21 and is it possible this issue occurs because my UEFI BIOS might be buggy? 15:18:12 Oleg: startx runs the X server. it has nothing to do with vesa 15:18:53 because I noticed this before: linux often can load drivers just fine even when UEFI BIOS has bugs, but freebsd can't do that. 15:20:11 CCFL_Man: but xorg-server is supposed to automatically load vesa driver when it's installed and when xf86-video-intel is not installed 15:21:06 freebsd can also load drivers. often times, freebsd does not have up to date drivers 15:22:16 that's because it's configured that way on linux. you need to configure it to load the vesa driver 15:22:30 this isn't plug and play wintendo 15:23:41 I wish someone could help me resolve this mysterious issue. 15:24:09 you need to configure the X to use the vesa driver 15:24:15 as I said before, the freebsd docs claim that uhd 630 graphics gpu is supported 15:24:59 and yet, even though I am able to load i915kms, the Display Port connection is not detected and the monitor goes into the power saving mode. 15:25:18 you need to verify you have the exact hardware the x driver supports 15:25:24 and yet, mysteriously, i915kms.ko itself can be loaded because I checked it when I ran kldstat 15:25:49 you can load any driver you want 15:26:37 it more than likley does not support your hardware 15:27:23 perhaps it's a revision the driver does not cover 15:29:27 typical linux user 15:31:23 CCFL_Man: doesn't support my hardware? then why do freebsd docs claim that uhd 630 graphics is supported? 15:32:35 you need to be sure the exact hardware is supported and how it's identified in your system 15:33:12 CCFL_Man: well, I pasted the output from "pciconf -lv | grep -B4 VGA" earlier. 15:33:36 or buy hardware that is definitely supported, or modify the driver to add support for it yourself 15:33:52 CCFL_Man: vgapci0@pci0:0:2:0: class=0x030000 rev=0x05 hdr=0x00 vendor=0x8086 device=0x9bc5 subvendor=0x1043 subdevice=0x8694 15:34:09 CCFL_Man: vendor = 'Intel Corporation' 15:34:19 now you look in the driver documentation for that 15:34:26 CCFL_Man: device = 'CometLake-S GT2 [UHD Graphics 630]' 15:34:39 pasting it here won't help you 15:35:02 driver documentation for drm-kmod? 15:36:20 yes 15:36:43 it is probably not supported 15:38:05 and freebsd supporting other hardware like drive controllers and network adapters is more important than a video controller becaus you like pointv and click 17:00:51 How to know if a service has a `status subcommand? 17:01:10 Linux, I believe and guess, isn't that stable as freebsd is. Or is it just ubuntu and I should try another distro? anyway, with specially UI, it bloats under heavy load. Now the problem is that Linux has a lot of utilities that I am used to an need. Some configs, shortcuts etc. Until I find a way, how can I run both linux and freebsd at the same 17:01:11 time? I thought of installing freebsd as guess and linux as host in virtualbox. Or vice versa is better? Or any other option? I think virtualbox based virtualization will be a bottleneck somewhere? Do I have other options? I need to run both at the same time in the start so that I can use in linux what freebsd does not have (or I do not yet get an 17:01:11 alternative/solution)? Any thoughts? 17:01:50 antranigv, service bleh status 17:01:55 Intelo it depends on your hardware 17:02:18 amd ryzen 17:02:27 antranigv 17:02:43 cpet yes, but how know if it HAS that subcommand? for example, nfsd supports the status subcommand, but /etc/rc.d/dmesg does not. 17:02:55 hm, I have an idea, just chekc the source code lol 17:03:09 Intelo yea, that's just the CPU. btw, is it a laptop or a desktop? 17:03:31 deskto 17:03:34 p 17:03:41 asus MB 17:03:49 X570 I gues 17:04:06 antranigv is this kind of hardware a problem? 17:04:28 freebsd has  lots of support for these kind of hw I guess. Right? 17:04:28 dmesg isnt a service 17:04:36 Intelo, no 17:04:46 Well, running FreeBSD on the desktop is a lot easier than running on a laptop, because we're not too good in the wifi department :-) 17:05:16 Persoanlly, I run FreeBSD on a desktop and if I need anything Linux-y, I just run a Linux Jail 17:05:32 cpet I know, but it has a service file, and if you run `service -e`, it tells you that it's enabled 17:05:50 cpet I'm trying to create `service -s`, which tells you the status of all enabled services. 17:06:11 dmesg isnt a service it runs and thats it 17:06:26 nfsd is a daemon and creates a file in /var/run which is what status looks at 17:07:54 ok antranigv cpet what are the suggestions to run linux + freebsd 17:08:27 what you want 17:08:42 linux has KVM freebsd has bhyve 17:08:56 the chances of x working in linux is more than freebsd 17:09:01 but its personal preference 17:09:34 cpet huh, trying to find that part in the code. okay I'll do more digging 17:09:38 cpet thanks <3 17:11:59 cpet X? you mean UI? 17:12:08 cpet what should be host os and why? 17:12:10 X = HW 17:12:22 my HW works on fbsd 17:12:23 Intelo, whatever you think it should be 17:14:01 antranigv, look at rc.d/natd pidfile 17:14:47 cpet well, yeah, but how does NFSd do it? lol 17:14:56 rc.subr ? 17:15:20 yup, looking into it now, looks like there's a function that says if the subcommand is available. 17:15:40 cpet if host is linux, the scheduling and lmiits will be bad . so guest will be influenced 17:15:47 check_pidfile() 17:16:07 Intelo, ok? 17:16:52 kind of defeats the purpose of your question if that is the reason for questioning 17:17:25 which host os should I use, but if I use linux guest will be influenced 17:17:31 ^ makes no sense 17:17:56 cpet check_pidfile() 17:17:56 antranigv, all rc.d's include that file 17:17:56 > ; 17:17:57 bash: syntax error near unexpected token `; 17:18:06 bash :( 17:18:33 that was for antranigv 17:19:36 k 17:20:28 also dont just run what people say to run without having an idea of what it does 17:23:54 Intelo, on a personal note ive hated Linux ever since I first used it with slackware 3.x, been using freebsd for 25+ years now and I see a lot of people going yay freebsd! aww my special HW doesnt work help! 17:24:58 then people get upset cause you mentioned x in a channel of y and yada yada 17:25:01 so :) 17:26:43 I see 17:27:10 cpet if this had been a pain point, why freebsd folks do not add more support for HW 17:27:41 Linux has more support for companies freebsd only has whatever docs are provided 17:27:54 so not freebsd fault its crappy greedy companies that dont offer docs 17:29:35 ok 17:36:00 so if I were you linux host freebsd guest then in time ditch linux and go with freebsd 17:36:53 or screw what cpet says and go freebsd and run linux in bhyve 17:45:46 cpet okay this is weird. like, it says newsyslog is enabled (according to service -e), but why? also why is dmesg in there? :D 17:46:21 its enabled 17:46:31 check etc/defaults/rc.conf 17:46:41 but it's not a daemon, I assume? 17:46:53 its enabled 17:47:00 * daemon watches for validation purposes 17:47:11 daemon hey daemon :-) 17:47:17 :P heya 17:47:56 I actually do the opposite, freebsd host with bhyve and linux guests 17:48:09 freebsd really does do well as the host in most cases; let it deal with the networking etc 17:48:23 +1 17:49:34 you can also if you can be bothered do things like make custom gentoo setups that are made specfically to work with bhyve; so the nvme and such support is there non kernel module loaded 17:49:40 you can get some pretty efficient stacks 17:49:50 also its a nice way of getting access to docker at the lowest cost possible 17:50:15 root@hp:/usr # service -e | grep -e dmesg -e new 17:50:32 er 17:51:06 which directory could I delete to be sure that a freebsd srv will not reboot ? 17:51:18 /boot maybe 17:51:29 ? 17:51:37 I mean ... the 'uptime' command will tell you the last boot time 17:51:39 removing /boot system will be toasted 17:52:06 that's what i want 17:52:33 remove /boot/kernel 17:52:43 it should be loaded in memory anyway 17:52:44 antranigv, -e Show services that are enabled 17:52:47 that's a node to replicate some snapshots at work, and I want to kill it remotely 17:52:52 i removed /boot entirely 17:53:06 that may not be wise ... if you need to kernel module load anything it will fail 17:53:14 i dont get it removing /boot wont do anything as the kernel is is memory 17:53:16 i just need to kill the node 17:53:27 rm -Rf /boot && reboot 17:53:31 shutdown -p now ? 17:53:33 oh well I mean you culd use dd to write crap to th disk too 17:53:59 but yeah without /boot the moment you reboot; it is not coming back 17:54:17 the bootlaoder will trigger then panic 17:54:27 ok, perfect, the node is down 17:54:41 im curious; whyu on earth :P 17:54:47 yeah? 17:55:08 people normally are asking why the system is not booting; not how to enter that state lol 17:55:13 shut it down mount a new ISO reinstall and boom 18:03:41 cpet so this means that I don't need the services that are enabled, but rather the deamons 18:03:47 daemons. lol 18:30:45 why am I unable to find commits using git hub and the sha of the commit? for example I can't find ce9c3848ff369467749f59fd24f8b9f1241e725c using git hub but I can see it in my local copy of the src repo 18:56:10 crb: how do you "search" on github? 18:59:58 yuripv: I'm looking at the freebsd-src repo and at the top of the page is a box "search or jump to" I put in the sha and I get back the correct commit in several other repos but not freebsd src 19:01:10 i think it's search for repository by name? anyway that's a question for github :) 19:02:54 wrong, may be it just search the "default" (i.e. main) branch? 20:34:05 question...anyone here tried to get steam/proton going on FreeBSD with the proprientary nvidia drivers? I'm toying with the idea of getting that set up but also...if it's an excersize in futility maybe not 20:37:21 I'm currently using Linux as my gaming platform and it works really well...but I miss FreeBSD as my main desktop OS. Stream is what convinced me to switch over to linux, but I wouldn't mind switching back 20:37:32 steam* 21:21:12 join #freebsd-social 22:02:14 xanthor: I believe the nvidia driver can work with Linuxulator if you built it via ports? 22:04:05 Oh, huh. The LINUX value in the Makefile is part of the OPTIONS_DEFAULT environment variable - so that might not even be necessary? 22:04:32 Assuming the Linuxulator is new enough for Steam/Proton, it might work. 22:20:03 I added a feature like this https://bsd.network/@antranigv/109338809826149752 ; any feedback before I push? it uses column(1) in service(8), does anyone know if that's allowed? also, should I add coloring or is that too much? 22:20:07 Title: Antranig Vartanian: "`service -s`, a silly feature, but I like it. Th…" - BSD Network 22:25:41 I'd keep coloring a not-default option, personally. 22:28:58 <_xor> Where do those 1-line sysctl variable descriptions come from? Are they directly defined in the source tree or is there a separate location for them that sysctl looks up? (will look at the source later, but if anyone knows off-hand, it could save me some time) 22:30:51 antranigv: I like it, and I think V_PauAmma_V has a point about coloring being a second option 22:31:05 _xor: the ones from the -d flag? 22:33:37 antranigv: columnating something in (Almquist) shell without using column(1) seems like a lot of effort though, so I think using a standard POSIX utility is fine. 22:35:20 debdrup thanks for the feedback, I was worried. lemme post the code as well, I'd love your feedback 22:36:31 _xor: the description comes from the SYSCTL_PROC macro which sets a bunch of flags like if it's MPSAFE, whether it's read-only/can be changed before booting the kernel/can be changed at runtime, and a few other things. 22:37:43 antranigv: I'm not a src committer, so it's very minimal what feedback I can give on the code - but since you'll hopefully be making manual page changes too, I can review those :3 22:38:28 f*ck, I totally forgot about the manual 22:39:48 Good thing you sought review then :3 22:45:00 debdrup <3 22:55:19 _xor, source tree. 22:57:04 apropos -s 9 sysctl 23:01:56 (and since service(8) is in /usr/sbin, there's no reason why it can't use a /usr/bin command. 23:01:59 ) 23:03:02 What's the 2022 style of contributing to FreeBSD? still using arc? 23:03:24 arc? 23:06:04 yeah, arcanist or something 23:06:08 for phabricator 23:06:23 hey, can I use -j flag for multicore complication for ports? 23:06:41 yes, you can use -j but not all ports will build sucessfully 23:07:28 ugh, maybe I should just configure poudriere and be done with it 23:08:06 how many ports are you building? 23:08:37 root@devbsd14:/usr/ports/devel/arcanist # env BATCH=1 make missing | wc -l ===> 327 23:09:02 pkg install -y arcanist 23:09:20 i would think poudriere would be overkill for this application 23:09:26 antraniv, which arch? 23:09:31 it's -CURRENT, so let's hope no ABI issues. 23:09:39 V_PauAmma_V I'm on aarch64 23:09:40 s/v/gv/ 23:09:51 oh 23:11:05 oh, we have a package! okay, things are better on aarch64 FreeBSD, yey 23:17:01 Using poudriere for any number of packages is fine, because it makes things like cross-builds much easier. 23:19:30 Anyone knows what this is? "Usage Exception: Unable to find any git commit named 'usr.sbin/service/service.sh' in this repository." 23:20:07 ohh I have to commit locally first? 23:28:45 For arc with git? Yes. 23:32:00 now I'm getting Usage Exception: No changes found. (Did you specify the wrong commit range?) 23:33:03 did you "git add" first? 23:33:16 (git status will show a lot) 23:33:57 it's all fine in git log 23:35:45 antranigv, either "arc diff --create main" (if you used a feature branch) or (IIRC) "arc diff --create HEAD^^..HEAD" if you didn't (not recommended). 23:36:00 Assuming that's a single commit. 23:36:17 V_PauAmma_V thank you <3 23:36:37 Probably needs '' around the ^^ range. 23:36:40 https://reviews.freebsd.org/D37383 23:36:41 Title: ⚙ D37383 service(8): add -s for showing status 23:37:27 (I've been meaning to poke at https://wiki.freebsd.org/Phabricator#Create_a_Revision_via_command_line_.28if_using_git.29 .) 23:37:28 Title: Phabricator - FreeBSD Wiki 23:38:59 thank you all! <3 23:51:17 i thought one was supposed to submit a pr; phabricator was for the freebsd team to review 23:54:02 "freebsd team" is loosely defined. I got a phabricator account long before I was made a committer. 23:55:12 antranigv: you probably want to install git arc, it makes using phabricator a lot easier 23:55:40 debdrup how do I do that? 23:55:40 For some use cases, at least. 23:56:03 antranigv: `cd /usr/src/ && make -C tools/tools/git install` 23:56:21 There's a package, I think. 23:56:27 Oh, there is? 23:56:35 Yeah, then you probably wanna use that. 23:57:07 So there is: devel/git-arc 23:57:43 freebsd-git-devtools is the one I used, IIRC.