dev.cpu.2.temperature: 103.0C hrm. kernel: coretemp2: critical temperature detected, suggest system shutdown I think I need a new laptop :( and my replacement that was gifted to me FreeBSD can't find the WiFi Card, have to run Linux on it for now.

jimmiejaz, damn

toasty

ev.cpu.0.temperature: 27.7C

yeah, I'm sad, this craptop has been through a lot, but it's on it's way out. I'd have a nice new one or two, fully supported if I didn't think that kids who have to play hockey, have judo classes, etc were a good idea. <Homer> Why can't I have 2 laptops and no kids </Homer>

take the cover off and blow air in it

dust bunnies are pesky things

jimmiejaz, to be fair this is a desktop :)

howevrer my legion was just as cool

this laptop was designed for Windows 7, to give you an idea of how old it is.

take the cover off and blow air in it with a compressed air can

should fix it

or help fix it

some laptops are easy to take apart some are a pain

my suggestion get an old credit card and use that to pry it open

*carefully*

oh, I know, my old HP was a real pain in the neck, got the cover off, drilled in "speed holes" to help vent it, going to do the same with this Asus here, once I get a change. I do have 2 sets of verified backups though, so I'm in a good place

but HP are known to get hot

inbterestly these temps are using base cooler as well

nothing fancy such as the water cooling options or larger cooler

i changed thermal compound to thermal grizzly and temperature dropped by 20 degrees

and with complete de-dusting

angry_vincent, what paste did you have before?

20'c is impressive, i might order some thermal grizzly

before i had arctic silver, not bad, but it is not changed for around 5 years

so it all dried out and cpu went mad under stress

cool

CDE 2.5.1 is amusingly broken

for some reason

> sudo pkg install bullet librsvg2 libtool

is going to uninstall all of Firefox... Xfce, lightdm, gtk webkit, gimp, etc.

including enlightenment (which is... well, i'm trying to build a development build for myself)

what's up with that? I believe the culprit is librsvg2

also, is it a good idea to do `setenv PKG_CONFIG_PATH ... setenv CFLAGS ... setenv LDFLAGS' on my global profile or whatever?

or local profile, i mean?

nekobit: Trying to install just bullet and libtool should tell if it's the case.

i did, it was the case

so is this a bug?

How are you installing stuff? ports and pkg?

Or multiple pkg repos?

pkg

And only a single repo? latest and/or quarterly?

latest

so consider it a bug report... not sure why installing it is wanting to remove all those. didn't seem right

Yeah, I see the samething in a jail.

disclaimer: im still a bit new to FBSD (i went with latest because im a developer and im wanting to try something other than Linux, so FBSD dev environment is new to me, and jails and all that stuff)

how would i report this to the maintainer?

I think it's conflicts between librsvg2-rust and librsvg2

I've seen this before.. and maybe there's a bug too.

that makes sense actually

does the pkg system have a way to fix that? or work around it? (i.e. 2 deps that provide the same thing)

I don't think there's a fix for it. You need to use one or the other.

It's possible librsvg2-rust is a drop in replacement though.

i believe it is a drop in replacement

I think you can set it as the default but then you would need to require all that stuff that's being uninstaled.

ok I know where I ran in to this before... openbox.

but this is still a bug no, if it's a drop in replacement? sorta kinda...

Well if pkg was a bit more open on how it handled depends maybe.

But I think it's too strict with that.

It's not like rpm compats. If you link to librsvg2-rust you're getting librsvg2-rust

Does

Does enlightenment in ports use the rust version?

i dont believe so, which is _why_ im basically just considering this a bug report if anything

Or is librsvg2 in enlightenment a enlightenment devel thing?

it recommends the default one

but librsvg2-rust seems to cause meson to play well

and the rust one is presumably installed on my system, maybe the EFL devs didn't care about it much

or know

Yeah, it's possible their docs don't line up with ports' build.

But I'd say that you should just be able to use librsvg2-rust

that is what i'll attempt to do (having some other issues with a library being found but not linked right, assumed with pkg-config)

In reality librsvg2 shouldn't exist since it's unsupported.

But if people want it to not built rust that so be it. Back porting CVEs is a thing.

build*

But then again I still use xpdf3.

xpdf is great

xpdf.. 3!

+1 for xpdf3 FTW! That's the version I use too.

Is there an API guide for working with zfs datasets from userland?

I'm checking out libzfs.h and libzfs_core.h currently, plus there's the source to zfs(8) that I can take a look at, but just wondering if there's a more all-in-one document for this.

dont think zfs has an API

damnit

ok I misread that

whats wrong with scripting that ?

I'm writing the zfs part of the userland implementation to add support for FreeBSD in this orchestrator.

the api is there ofc, but most of it is "unstable", so it is up to you

when he said API thought it was like the cloud API to change VM based on a curl link

meaning, it may break your app after next update etc.

It's a native userland app that uses gRPC to communicate with the master scheduler, so it's more or less language-independent.

I'm writing it in rust and I'm halfway there.

hrm server client apps :(\

tsoome: Yeah, that's what I'm getting from forum comments too :/

I mean technically I could just exec zfs(8), but that feels...hacky.

libzfs_core.h was/is an attempt to form stable api, however

But then again I guess that would be more stable than an unstable API :/

Oh is that what that is?

libzfs should be your friend

Well, I started by ldd'ing /sbin/zfs and then looking at the corresponding headers for what looked interesting/relevant.

look into, for example, sys/contrib/openzfs/cmd/zfs/zfs_main.c

Oh good lord.

My face went from :D at first opening the file and seeing what looks like pay-dirt...

Then followed by :(! when I jumped to the end of the file and saw that it's 8,806 lines.

_xor: i expcet you'll find most the other config management/orchrestrator will shell out to zpool/zfs

Though I guess I don't have to go through most of it, just the stuff I need.

rtprio: Yes, I noticed that.

probably because of the reasons you're discovering

rtprio: I'm writing this because the couple of existing implementations don't support some of the functionality I need and if I'm doing this, I want to do it "right" (though that's debatable).

The existing ones don't really support zfs very well, and don't support incremental snapshots at all.

zfs_main.c looks like it'll be a good reference, will just have to work my way through it get the basics going.

implementations of... zfs? or the orchestrator? (which orchestrator, btw?)

Nomad, and the platform-specific way that it handles allocating & managing tasks (which is basically through "task drivers", which are gRPC servers that need to implement their plugin spec).

The existing task drivers don't really support zfs very well, at least the ones I've seen anyway.

They basically fetch a full image every time and pipe it into /sbin/zfs, which works I guess, but being able to fetch full images + incremental would help a lot in my case.

Plus racct seems to be missing some functionality as well in the existing ones I saw.

Er, I meant they're missing racct subjects/filters/etc.

interesting

i feel like your module may be e fragile, and perhaps fail if not built carefully with a specific environment of zfs