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jeffmr
After trying to enable my camera by installing and loading cuse.ko in /boot/loader.conf my system is in a boot loop.
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jeffmr
I am not able to boot single user or any other option without it starting the framebuffer and then rebooting.
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jeffmr
I've boot into my freebsd boot usb drive and need to mount the /boot partition of the nvme0 drive but don't know how to do it.
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jeffmr
Can someone point me in the right direction?
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rtprio
jeff we can't help you if you don't stick around, buddy
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johnm
jeffmr: are you still in need of assistance or did you figure it out?
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jeffmr
johnm, thanks for the reply. I just nuked the drive and started over.
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johnm
copy that
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rtprio
ok, next time you should be able to go into the loader and unload the module
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cracauer
Microphone in what app?
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platypus_laser
Hi! Has anyone had any luck installing FreeBSD 13.1 RELEASE on a 2020 Dell XPS 13 with Intel WiFi? From what I've read, the card should be supported but it doesn't get properly detected during install or when I run ifconfig later on
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platypus_laser
dmesg indicates it successfully loaded some firmware but it doesn't seem to have actually initiated
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V_PauAmma_V
Can you pastebin your /var/run/dmesg.boot?
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platypus_laser
Sure, let me just find a USB stick to dump it onto
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platypus_laser
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VimDiesel
Title: Dmesg - Pastebin.com
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idwer
platypus_laser: 'you want to hear about driver quality?
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platypus_laser
idwer: sure :P
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idwer
platypus_laser: does iwlwifi's manpage mention the driver is built off transformed linux code?
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platypus_laser
idwer: yep
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V_PauAmma_V
OK. iwlwifi is correctly detected, but not configured. Can you pastebin "grep wlan /etc/rc.conf"?
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daemon
| nc termbin.com 9999
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V_PauAmma_V
May not work if they have no internet on that host yet.
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idwer
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daemon
ah I figured they would have just slapped it on ethernet in the mean time
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VimDiesel
Title: Chapter 33. Advanced Networking | FreeBSD Documentation Portal
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platypus_laser
daemon: No USB-C to ethernet unfortunately :-(
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daemon
ah :(
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platypus_laser
V_PauAmma_V: there's only one line in there. create_args_wlan0="country DE regdomain ETSI"
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platypus_laser
Let me take a look at the linked docs and play around
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daemon
platypus_laser, having had my own headaches with trying to use wireless on freebsd, those converters for ethernet to wireless (usually used on old xboxs etc) are kinda handy for such situations
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daemon
with a usb-c nic of course :)
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idwer
platypus_laser: ah well, if that's acceptable to you.. :)
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idwer
also the manpage has a typo in 'superseed'
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platypus_laser
daemon: yeah I should probably get one. I was throwing FreeBSD on this machine just on a whim so I didn't go and buy anything special for it.
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V_PauAmma_V
You should also have: wlans_iwlwifi0="wlan0"
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platypus_laser
V_PauAmma_V: I do not have that
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daemon
platypus_laser, the other fun option would be using something like LFS or gentoo, using bhyve to boot it and trying to pass through the nic (assuming the bios has vt-d) then NAT'ing from the VM for the host OS :D
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idwer
that's more or less what you get right now
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daemon
not quite as smooth as windows/wsl2 but eh I mean effective
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platypus_laser
V_PauAmma_V: that was the issue. I added that and I can now see the interface
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platypus_laser
Thank you so much!
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V_PauAmma_V
Anytime.
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platypus_laser
Great. I have working WiFi now. Just needed to do a bit of wpa_supplicant tweaking. Thanks again for all the help everyone\
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nmz
is it me or is vim garbled in lxterminal?
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nmz
someone must've noticed this right?
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rwp
nmz, So I am not a vim user but in the last month some upgrade in my collection of systems now causes mutt to have a garbled display for me.
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rwp
Therefore I have some questions if you are seeing something similar.
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rwp
Are you using screen? tmux? ssh? xterm?
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nmz
no tmux, straight up lxterminal
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rwp
In my case I haven't been able to reduce it to mutt, tmux, xterm, locale setting, TERM setting, to one thing because I am always using the entire set together.
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nmz
its specific to this character, \e[?4mM
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nmz
I switched to xfce4-terminal, which seems to work with vim
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rwp
Have you looked up what that escape sequence is supposed to be doing? And the question mark there seems... questionable.
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rwp
ESC [ starts the sequence and then maybe 4 m M and I don't recognize it off the top of my head.
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nmz
it could be a color?
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rwp
I should not have discounted the ? so soon. There is a sequence with ? starting it.
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nmz
turning colors off (:syntax off) will work correctly
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rwp
I see a sequence to reverse video starting with ESC [ ? 5 h then ESC [ ? 5 l to return. But I don't locate a 4 series in this one reference so no idea.
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rwp
In my case it happens when I am on one system and "ssh -t othersystem tmux attach -d" and then run mutt I recently started to get a garbled display. Control-L a lot.
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rwp
And in that series there are many individual parts that any one of them might cause problems. I need to divide and conquer the debugging.
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nmz
let me know if you find a solution, it might be related, to my problem
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drg99
Hi, any ideas why I can't start mongodb6.0.2 after fresh install in 13.1? (error: Illegal instruction\n /usr/local/etc/rc.d/mongod: WARNING: failed to start mongod) ?
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LxGHTNxNG
what CPU do you use?
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LxGHTNxNG
make, model, instruction set?
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drg99
ryzen 3700x
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LxGHTNxNG
okay
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parv
" Illegal instruction": that is one useless error message
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LxGHTNxNG
illegal instruction means the CPU registered an illegal instruction trap and the kernel sent it to the process
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parv
LxGHTNxNG, Does that translate to some signal?
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drg99
I am running it inside VirtualBox 7.0.6, might be a reason?
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parv
SIGILL?
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LxGHTNxNG
yes, SIGILL
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parv
LxGHTNxNG, Thanks
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LxGHTNxNG
drg99: it could be; what's the host OS? I get it a lot too for reasons not related to a CPU illegal instruction trap, but related to control flow integrity
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drg99
LxGHTNxNG: Windows 11, latest
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LxGHTNxNG
"Latest" - build number?
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LxGHTNxNG
also, do you have the ability to use hyper-V or something?
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drg99
22621.1105
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LxGHTNxNG
understood
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drg99
I have vmware workstation, I will try now
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drg99
LxGHTNxNG under VMWare 17 the error is similar
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drg99
Warning: failed to startmongod
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LxGHTNxNG
oxay
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LxGHTNxNG
are you able to start mongod from the shell, without using the init script
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drg99
let me see if I can
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LxGHTNxNG
that might produce a core dump if nothing else
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parv
SIGILL is listed in "signal" manual page to produce a core dump (would have happened ~35 minute earlier)
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drg99
can't start it manually
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drg99
ah, I somehow started it
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parv
Does the "service" script arrange for particular (library) paths?
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drg99
Does not seem so, let me use the paste
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drg99
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VimDiesel
Title: dpaste/WcNB (Plain Text)
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parv
( Oh, the "raw"version at bsd.to does not collapse the indents to nothing )
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parv
What about "ldconfig" in "# REQUIRE: NETWORK ldconfig"?
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drg99
yes..
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parv
drg99, Did you recreate the command/environment as in the "service" script when you manually started mongodb?
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drg99
not the full command, I just did /usr/local/bin/mongo
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parv
drg99, Ok. With manually started mongodb, could you do anything useful & the behaviour is as expected, whatever that may be?
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drg99
parv: to my shame I don't really know mongo, I just need it for some other app
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parv
drg99, Same here.
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VVD
drg99, afair mongo5+ by default require AVX.
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drg99
any way to determine AVX availability in my setup?
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VVD
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VimDiesel
Title: tensorflow - How to enable AVX / AVX2 in VirtualBox 6.1.16 with Ubuntu 20.04 64bit? - Stack Overflow
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drg99
VVD: dmidecode -t processor | grep -i AVX no luck
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VVD
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VimDiesel
Title: CPUID for AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
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VVD
install sysutils/cpuid
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drg99
cpuid | grep -i AVX no luck either
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VVD
drg99, did u read my 1st link?
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VVD
Ryzen 7 3700X have AVX and AVX2.
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VVD
You can run cpu-z on your host.
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drg99
I see it has AVX, maybe I can enable it in VirtualBox, I try now
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VVD
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drg99
I see it has AVX I am trying to figure out what to do: vmware workstation needs hyperv -> cannot disable hyperv and in virtualbox does not AVX enabled as I see it in the logs
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drg99
VBOX machine logs: 00:00:04.590997 AVX - AVX support = 0 (1)
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drg99
out of 6 avx extensions none is supported it seems
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drg99
correction: AVX can be enabled in Vbox through vboxmanage.. Ok, I will go and see if I manage to get it run. Thanks all
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parv
On Windows 10 Home, I have WSL 2 disabled, so is Hyper-V. FreeBSD 13 guest VM in VirtualBox 6.1.36 (with extension pack) "dmesg" reports AVX in CPU features for Inetl i5-6300U; so does "cpuid"
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drg99
parv: let me try the extension pack, maybe it will work
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parv
... "dmimedcode" was rather useless as it listed things only about VirtualBox
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parv
s/dmimedcode/dmidecode/ # Yeah, shell competion corrects my "dmime[Tab]"
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parv
( Note to self: D M I decode )
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yuripv
"vmware workstation needs hyperv" how so?
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» parv to self "competion"? Seriously? (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
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rtprio
why not just use hyperv?
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rtprio
i find it ware more agreeable than vmware or virtualbox
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nacelle
hyperv should be faster than virtualbox for most things there
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drg99
I might use hyperv I vbox extension dont fix it
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yourfate
is NTP not active by default? the clock on my server is off by 6 mins
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yourfate
nvm, read up on it
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VVD
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VimDiesel
Title: tensorflow - How to enable AVX / AVX2 in VirtualBox 6.1.16 with Ubuntu 20.04 64bit? - Stack Overflow
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drg99
VVD: not yet as vmware workstation says it needs hyperv platform to run even I don't have any VMs in hyperv
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drg99
VVD: as I use both workstation and VBOX I need to think of what I can quit
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rtprio
why both?
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drg99
workstation is faster, better network and storage interface drivers
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drg99
and it rarely freezes, if I push vbox too much it crashes
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rtprio
vmware if it rquires hyperv seems like an unnecessary layer
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drg99
that was my upset too
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rtprio
but then i just ssh into my hyperv boxes
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VVD
use freebsd for host
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drg99
I wish that day would come
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rtprio
i don't think the wife would like that very much
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VVD
my wife have personal notebook with kubuntu :-D
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rwp
yourfate, I know you read up on it but... Put ntpd_enable="YES" ntpd_sync_on_start="YES" without ntpdate enabled and if the clock was 6 minutes off I recommend rebooting.
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rwp
ntpdate is the now very old method which was replaced by ntpd -g some decade plus ago. See "man rc.conf" and look for the ntp option section for docs.
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rwp
Then to check the health of ntp run "ntpq -p" and look at the status. jitter and offset should be small-ish numbers, reach is a bitmap of successful packets, poll starts at 64 seconds and expands to 1024 as the system stabilizes.
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idwer
the offset will adjust after service ntpd restart, right
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idwer
as it would with ntpdate
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rwp
Example of a happy time sync'd system
bsd.to/EyrH/raw
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VimDiesel
Title: EyrH
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rwp
idwer, Right! That's the ntpd -g option which migrated the ntpdate functionality into ntpd.
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rwp
Time is one of those things that has become more critical over the years. Now it is used for certificate validation for example and everything has certificates to validate.