04:47:16 <sfox> Does anybody use syncoid on freebsd? Is there any way to use it without changing root's shell to sh?
04:50:23 <sfox> mbuffer: fatal: unknown option "2"
04:54:22 <sfox> syncoid just errors out constantly
04:54:51 <sfox> i've also tried sh -c 'syncoid -r a@b:zroot/iocage zroot/iocage
04:54:58 <sfox> ' and it still errors
05:10:03 <sfox> Does anybody use syncoid on freebsd? Is there any way to use it without changing root's shell to sh?
05:10:08 <sfox> mbuffer: fatal: unknown option "2"
05:10:12 <sfox> syncoid just errors out constantly
06:18:36 <fireglow> Anybody tried building the updated devel/nasm 2.16.01,1 in poudriere? I'm getting thousands of gmake processes, slowing down the entire system to a crawl.
06:19:17 <fireglow> https://fireglow.de/755/share/Screenshot%20from%202022-12-23%2007-05-07.png
07:10:35 <sfox> not yet, sorry
08:19:19 <rtprio> sfox: root's shell is sh by default
08:20:03 <rtprio> fireglow: something seems amiss with that... why is nobody compiling it?
08:20:25 <rtprio> joko: you need to enable it to use RA
10:57:57 <sfox> I can't untar my backup files
10:58:22 <sfox> x srv/minecraft/crash-reports/crash-2019-06-20_06.42.40-server.txt: Cannot extract through symlink srv/minecraft/crash-reports/crash-2019-06-20_06.42.40-server.txt: No such file or directory
10:58:33 <sfox> tar -C / -xvf /root/minecraft2.tar
10:58:37 <sfox> what does that even mean?
11:03:05 <toxictrash> sfox: man tar ;) -C destination location -x extract -v be verbose -f use file instead of stdin
11:04:27 <joko> rtprio: what would I need to enable? This is my current rc.conf line: ifconfig_epair0b_ipv6="inet6 auto_linklocal accept_rtadv autoconf"
11:04:33 <sfox> yeah. pretty basic
11:04:48 <sfox> why isn't it restore?
11:08:09 <toxictrash> tar is archiver it does not restore files it extracts files from archives
11:10:05 <sfox> so I can't just untar a tarball onto / with bsdtar?
11:10:56 <toxictrash> sfox: yes you can
11:11:21 <sfox> -C / right?
11:11:46 <toxictrash> sfox: yes
11:11:50 <sfox> that's what i did
11:12:15 <sfox> tar -xvf file.tar -C /
11:12:41 <sfox> I don't understand what i'm doing wrong
11:12:47 <toxictrash> and it gives you error?
11:14:08 <V_PauAmma_V> Check whether the symbolic link given exists in the extracted tarball, and whether the pathname it links to exists.
11:15:16 <sfox> there is no symbolic link
11:15:27 <sfox> /srv/minecraft is just a regular folder
11:16:19 <toxictrash> what about crash-reports or crash-2019-06-20_06.42.40-server.txt
11:18:47 <sfox> just a regular folder and plaintext file
11:20:18 <sfox> I did managed to work around whatever the issue was with tar -C /srv/ -xvf /root/minecraft2.tar srv/minecraft and just moving the folder up a directory into place
11:20:33 <debdrup> fireglow: send an email to the ports maintainer.
11:20:35 <sfox> But that is a really weird issue I'm curious how it happened
11:26:19 <V_PauAmma_V> Do you have the exact command line used to create that tarball?
16:15:59 <cracauer> Which part of usr/src/release/ makes the tarfiles like base.tgz? It is a bit opaque.
16:30:42 <uskerine> libGL error: failed to authenticate magic 1
16:30:43 <uskerine> libGL error: failed to load driver: i96
16:30:58 <uskerine> any ideas on why that could be happening?
16:50:46 <meena> cracauer: it really is. what are you trying to do?
16:51:41 <cracauer> I want to make kernel.tgz and base.tgz from a 14-current build and untar that on a wimpy laptop.
16:52:39 <meena> and, like, make release doesn't do that?
16:53:02 <cracauer> It does?
16:53:48 * meena only interacts with this mess of a makefile via poudriere or nanobsd
16:54:14 <cracauer> I will try `make packageworld`
16:54:41 <meena> and with poudriere, I mostly create packages: https://alpha.pkgbase.live/
16:54:42 <VimDiesel> Title: Unofficial FreeBSD pkgbase repository
16:55:47 <debdrup> cracauer: see release(7) and https://docs.freebsd.org/en/articles/freebsd-releng/
16:55:48 <VimDiesel> Title: FreeBSD Release Engineering | FreeBSD Documentation Portal
16:58:08 <cracauer> OK, running now.
17:01:23 <meena> "The FreeBSD Subversion repository contains several hooks to perform sanity checks before any commit is actually committed to the tree." does the FreeBSD git repository also do that?
17:03:28 <debdrup> meena: yep
18:27:38 <jimmiejaz> oh boy, had to remove mesa-dri and mesa-libs and install the previous version, totally broke Xorg. :(
18:30:18 <Helper> what drivers are you using?
18:30:42 <jimmiejaz> radeon-510
18:31:18 <jimmiejaz> it's a mesa issue though, fixed in upstream, but not in pkgs it seems
18:31:21 <Helper> on freebsd 13?
18:33:31 <jimmiejaz> 13.1, yeah  https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=268327
18:33:33 <VimDiesel> Title: 268327 – graphics/mesa-dri: 22.3.0 breaks direct rendering (radeon, SUMO, r600_dri)
18:35:10 <jimmiejaz> found it via https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/xorg-server-segfault.87422/ and backing down to mesa-dri/libs 21.3.8 makes X work again (yay for /var/cache/pkg holding onto old versions)
18:35:12 <VimDiesel> Title: Xorg server segfault | The FreeBSD Forums
18:45:13 <Helper> anyone in here uses awesome wm?
18:48:12 <mkf> 12
19:15:03 <cracauer> In FreeBSD land there are no two people running the same desktop.
19:15:10 <cracauer> Except maybe a vt100.
19:19:01 <parv> Re:  "no two people running the same desktop" -- Do you mean actual desktop environment and/or window manager; or what other auxiliary widgets people use? In case of "Wayland", there seems to be not much to choose
19:19:22 <parv> ... for a window manager.
19:28:29 <ixmpp> oh, wayland works on freebsd?
19:29:19 <parv> debdrup uses it, from the impression I got so far, exclusively with "sway"
19:30:40 <parv> # A comma could be in between "exclusively with" but works either way
19:32:24 * shiroyasha uses i3 but runs `pkg install sway` anyway because it installs enough stuff to reduce the amount of fiddling necessary to make i3 work.
19:32:49 <shiroyasha> I should try migrating to sway on my next reinstall tho.
19:34:46 <ixmpp> i use wayland pretty exclusively on linux now, so it'd be nice not to regress to X on bsd if i ever use it as a desktop os
21:40:52 <debdrup> I do use wayland and sway, yes - but it's hard to get by completely with out Xwayland for the occational thing that doesn't support Wayland yet.
21:41:02 <debdrup> You don't need Xorg installed, though - only Xwayland.
21:41:32 <debdrup> Oh, and xorgproto according to `pkg info -x xorg` ;)
21:44:58 <parv> debdrup, Thank you for the amendment
21:47:39 <debdrup> No worries. :)
22:09:58 <chriswells0> I have an SSD from the ZFS mirror my old desktop (FreeBSD 12... 3?) connected to my current system. I've created a raw disk in VirtualBox to point to it, and attached it to a VM. The VM asks for the GELI password, shows the FreeBSD boot menu, and hangs while booting.
22:10:38 <chriswells0> My suspicion is that I need to disable some of the kernel modules such as for VirtualBox so they're not loaded in the guest OS, but I don't see /etc if I import the zpool on the host. What would be the right way to get to /boot and /etc on that zpool?
22:16:49 <chriswells0> I could likely swap the SSD into another PC, boot from it, and edit from there, but it would be nice if there was a simple way to do it without having to move the disk back and forth.
22:17:22 <yuripv> import that pool with -R /somepath
22:17:29 <chriswells0> Check.
22:17:44 <chriswells0> I have it at /oldpcname
22:18:15 <parv> Is the problem of specifying GELI password?
22:18:19 <yuripv> check zfs list for the datasets you need, and mount those
22:18:52 <chriswells0> There's no dataset for /etc.
22:19:04 <chriswells0> and I don't see it under the mount point.
22:19:18 <chriswells0> nor /boot.
22:20:00 <chriswells0> Are those under different (unencrypted) partititions?
22:21:30 <chriswells0> It only mounts tmp, usr, var, and zroot.
22:22:12 <parv> "/etc" would be in "/"; some portions of "/boot" also. All depends how the datasets were setup
22:25:17 <chriswells0> It's the default setup from 12.x when choosing an encrypted filesystem.
22:27:38 <chriswells0> Any idea which dataset /etc actually lives on? Is it zroot/ROOT/default?
22:28:23 <parv> Yes
22:29:20 <chriswells0> OK, that was it. I thought it would mount with the others when I imported the pool, but it didn't.
22:30:55 <tarel2> Can you dual boot freebsd and openbsd?  I would think you just make a partition for freebsd, puts its bootloader into it, along with / everything in the rest of the partition, so you dividing that up so it hold all the partitions , files and folder.  Then do the same with openbsd.
22:30:56 <parv> The root dataset has "canmount=noauto" attriubute, at least on 1[34], which prevents the dataset being mounted via plain|automatic "zfs-mount"
22:31:00 <chriswells0> Thanks. Sorry for the petty question.
22:31:19 <chriswells0> Ah, OK.
22:31:47 <chriswells0> It was just confusing to see the other dirs show up but not what I expected.
22:31:48 <parv> Try this: zfs list -o name,canmount,mounted,mountpoint
22:32:20 <chriswells0> Yes, it has noauto.
22:33:04 <parv> s/attriubute/attribute/
22:35:42 <parv> /etc/rc machinery mounts everything under the active boot dataset even if a dataset has "canmount=noauto" attribute
22:40:59 <_xor> Anyone here messing around with risc-v?
22:41:49 <tarel2> Not yet, what about you?
22:48:09 <_xor> Exploring it for fun, as a side project.
22:49:19 <tarel2> I have been working to learn arm 32 bit and 64 assembly
22:49:56 <tarel2> and I have a pi  and a pine phone pro so I have been exporting much
22:50:19 <tarel2> oh and been looking at amd 64 assembly  too
22:50:20 <_xor> arm basics are pretty straightforward, so that's good. I'm working with esp32.
22:50:46 <tarel2> I find , arm is way easyer , then when I look at the same code on amd64