good evening

evening bsdbandit

we are recognized: github.com/bazelbuild/rules_foreign_cc

Title: GitHub - bazelbuild/rules_foreign_cc: Build rules for interfacing with "foreign" (non-Bazel) build systems (CMake, configure-make, GNU Make, boost, ninja)

we aren't supported but we are recognized

that's a good start.

When you select to use mirror between two disks for zroot installing freebsd 13, does the bootloader and kernel code get replicated as well?

or what happens to it?

is that something I need to worry about?

of happens if one of the disks in my mirror dies?

sfox: the kernel is on zfs, so it's mirrored

one bootloader per drive

Which drive is the bootloader on and what do I need to do if that drive fails and needs to be replaced?

THERE SHOULD BE A BOOTLOADER ON EACH DRIVE

yikes, sorry

if a drive fails you zpool replace it like any other drive

i'm getting mixed statements here. there is a bootloader on one drive or each drive? how can i check?

i said each drive

are you using efi or not ?

yes

gptzfsboot should be on ada0p2

on both drives; the installer should have put them there

(you could also, you know, boot from the other drive)

do i need to use a special image to boot the installer with pxeboot?

i'm using the bootonly.iso but it just keeps redownloading it from the tftp server

sfox: That link I gave you earlier shows an example of putting a bootloader in each of two ESPs

mason, what link?

wrong chat?

18:08 < mason> sfox: in case it's useful, notes that show how FreeBSD uses ZFS in a couple settings: wiki.freebsd.org/MasonLoringBliss/ZFSandGELIbyHAND

Title: MasonLoringBliss/ZFSandGELIbyHAND - FreeBSD Wiki

oh thanks

i used this guide

last1: storage is one area that's at least fairly decently standardized, so I'd be shocked if it isn't supported, although you may wanna take note of the fact that Intel sold their entire non-volatile flash production to Micron, so they're no longer offering any support

what's the best of the

mini boards, raspberry pi, beagle board, etc...?

Grell: I think Exodia is the strongest card

hi all

lxqt 1.2.0 can be installed in freebsd?

squirtle beats exodia

yo9fah, it's in ports

dunno what version

yeah 1.2.0

So, I have to enable the ports. I now use pkg.

'pkg install lxqt'

what version is it installing>?

FreeBSD 14.0-CURRENT

lxqt-1.1.0

14?

can i install from port lxqt 1.2.0 ?

yeee

it should be located it in /usr/ports/x11-wm/lxqt

well it's a year left to have quiceanera for bsd huhu

ports has 1.2.0

pkg has 1.1.0

For other versions, drm-kmod does not work for me

I mean the freebsd version...

Thanks all !

i get "powerd: no cpufreq(4) support -- aborting" for my AMD Opteron 4228 HE. is there anything i can do? the cpu should be capable

hi

how dangerous is it if I installed FreeBSD 14.0-current!? Is something exploding!? :D

anythign with -current is basically 'be prepared for anything'

unless you have a specific reason to use it, then it is suggested not to

thanks! I'm actually having fun. :P

It is installed alone on a single hdd

i think "having fun" is a very good reason, i wouldn't trust it with any production data but other than that... why not

I reinstalled 3.1 release and it works with drm-kmod. I'm thinking of reinstalling. but if nothing explodes,... why not...! :D

I wanted an installation with lxqt-1.2.6, I tried to compile from the port and at the end it gives me an error...

why does freebsd have to many 666 in the configs???? this is a demonic os!!!!

melty, where's that come from?

is this just some superstition?

melty: files of that mode, or that number in config files?

how old are you

38, give or take…

4

it's 4 out of 100 for such weak trolling attempt

I have to switch to OpenBSD, Freebsd is much demonic

I'm having trouble setting up nextCloud: my instance of mySQL (5.7.40) cannot be reached via IP, i.e. port 3306, even if I shut down ipfw.

my.cnf shows port 3306. Is there another place I need to look?

Nivermind! I had mysql_args="--skip-networking" set in rc.conf

that the default ?

rukus: I don't think so...

mariuss, you trying to connect on localhost, or remotely?

netstat -an | grep 3306

CrtxReavr: I found the answer, see my third post

i gotta mouse with a thumb button that i hate and dont want it to do anything. but in browsers it has a default behavior to trigger back button. any way to disable it pls?

hello

polyex: i miss that behavior when using such mouse in macos, so it's certainly configurable

e.g. forum.manjaro.org/t/how-to-disable-thumb-mouse-buttons/64932/3 (didn't try it myself)

Title: How to disable "thumb" mouse buttons? - #3 by a-sassermann - Support - Manjaro Linux Forum