04:25:58 After trying to enable my camera by installing and loading cuse.ko in /boot/loader.conf my system is in a boot loop. 04:26:23 I am not able to boot single user or any other option without it starting the framebuffer and then rebooting. 04:27:21 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. 04:27:29 Can someone point me in the right direction? 04:50:12 jeff we can't help you if you don't stick around, buddy 06:22:36 jeffmr: are you still in need of assistance or did you figure it out? 06:23:07 johnm, thanks for the reply. I just nuked the drive and started over. 06:23:34 copy that 06:52:23 ok, next time you should be able to go into the loader and unload the module 12:42:20 Microphone in what app? 15:03:17 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 15:03:36 dmesg indicates it successfully loaded some firmware but it doesn't seem to have actually initiated 15:09:14 Can you pastebin your /var/run/dmesg.boot? 15:11:04 Sure, let me just find a USB stick to dump it onto 15:14:57 V_PauAmma_V: https://pastebin.com/zwM5JBYc 15:14:58 Title: Dmesg - Pastebin.com 15:25:06 platypus_laser: 'you want to hear about driver quality? 15:29:17 idwer: sure :P 15:30:43 platypus_laser: does iwlwifi's manpage mention the driver is built off transformed linux code? 15:31:28 idwer: yep 15:31:29 OK. iwlwifi is correctly detected, but not configured. Can you pastebin "grep wlan /etc/rc.conf"? 15:31:44 | nc termbin.com 9999 15:32:37 May not work if they have no internet on that host yet. 15:32:57 rc.conf? yeah, https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/advanced-networking/#network-wireless see step 4 15:32:57 ah I figured they would have just slapped it on ethernet in the mean time 15:32:59 Title: Chapter 33. Advanced Networking | FreeBSD Documentation Portal 15:33:27 daemon: No USB-C to ethernet unfortunately :-( 15:33:42 ah :( 15:34:17 V_PauAmma_V: there's only one line in there. create_args_wlan0="country DE regdomain ETSI" 15:34:25 Let me take a look at the linked docs and play around 15:35:10 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 15:35:33 with a usb-c nic of course :) 15:35:44 platypus_laser: ah well, if that's acceptable to you.. :) 15:35:53 also the manpage has a typo in 'superseed' 15:36:16 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. 15:36:31 You should also have: wlans_iwlwifi0="wlan0" 15:36:49 V_PauAmma_V: I do not have that 15:37:00 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 15:37:43 that's more or less what you get right now 15:38:37 not quite as smooth as windows/wsl2 but eh I mean effective 15:38:45 V_PauAmma_V: that was the issue. I added that and I can now see the interface 15:38:50 Thank you so much! 15:39:00 Anytime. 16:05:06 Great. I have working WiFi now. Just needed to do a bit of wpa_supplicant tweaking. Thanks again for all the help everyone\ 17:36:13 is it me or is vim garbled in lxterminal? 17:36:23 someone must've noticed this right? 17:45:32 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. 17:45:41 Therefore I have some questions if you are seeing something similar. 17:45:58 Are you using screen? tmux? ssh? xterm? 17:46:53 no tmux, straight up lxterminal 17:47:05 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. 17:47:21 its specific to this character, \e[?4mM 17:47:36 I switched to xfce4-terminal, which seems to work with vim 17:48:05 Have you looked up what that escape sequence is supposed to be doing? And the question mark there seems... questionable. 17:48:34 ESC [ starts the sequence and then maybe 4 m M and I don't recognize it off the top of my head. 17:48:51 it could be a color? 17:49:55 I should not have discounted the ? so soon. There is a sequence with ? starting it. 17:50:25 turning colors off (:syntax off) will work correctly 17:51:31 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. 17:52:48 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. 17:53:23 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. 18:15:14 let me know if you find a solution, it might be related, to my problem 19:35:58 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) ? 19:38:40 what CPU do you use? 19:39:31 make, model, instruction set? 19:39:31 ryzen 3700x 19:39:36 okay 19:40:08 " Illegal instruction": that is one useless error message 19:40:19 illegal instruction means the CPU registered an illegal instruction trap and the kernel sent it to the process 19:40:50 LxGHTNxNG, Does that translate to some signal? 19:40:55 I am running it inside VirtualBox 7.0.6, might be a reason? 19:40:58 SIGILL? 19:40:59 yes, SIGILL 19:41:09 LxGHTNxNG, Thanks 19:41:46 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 19:42:04 LxGHTNxNG: Windows 11, latest 19:42:17 "Latest" - build number? 19:42:32 also, do you have the ability to use hyper-V or something? 19:42:38 22621.1105 19:42:43 understood 19:42:49 I have vmware workstation, I will try now 20:01:49 LxGHTNxNG under VMWare 17 the error is similar 20:02:05 Warning: failed to startmongod 20:02:09 oxay 20:02:27 are you able to start mongod from the shell, without using the init script 20:02:47 let me see if I can 20:03:06 that might produce a core dump if nothing else 20:04:32 SIGILL is listed in "signal" manual page to produce a core dump (would have happened ~35 minute earlier) 20:09:24 can't start it manually 20:11:47 ah, I somehow started it 20:14:07 Does the "service" script arrange for particular (library) paths? 20:15:39 Does not seem so, let me use the paste 20:16:39 https://bsd.to/WcNB 20:16:40 Title: dpaste/WcNB (Plain Text) 20:18:47 ( Oh, the "raw"version at bsd.to does not collapse the indents to nothing ) 20:19:48 What about "ldconfig" in "# REQUIRE: NETWORK ldconfig"? 20:20:53 yes.. 20:21:30 drg99, Did you recreate the command/environment as in the "service" script when you manually started mongodb? 20:22:42 not the full command, I just did /usr/local/bin/mongo 20:24:27 drg99, Ok. With manually started mongodb, could you do anything useful & the behaviour is as expected, whatever that may be? 20:27:20 parv: to my shame I don't really know mongo, I just need it for some other app 20:27:54 drg99, Same here. 20:28:27 drg99, afair mongo5+ by default require AVX. 20:29:32 any way to determine AVX availability in my setup? 20:30:01 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65780506/how-to-enable-avx-avx2-in-virtualbox-6-1-16-with-ubuntu-20-04-64bit 20:30:03 Title: tensorflow - How to enable AVX / AVX2 in VirtualBox 6.1.16 with Ubuntu 20.04 64bit? - Stack Overflow 20:31:50 VVD: dmidecode -t processor | grep -i AVX no luck 20:32:54 https://www.cpu-world.com/cgi-bin/CPUID.pl?CPUID=68045 20:32:55 Title: CPUID for AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 20:33:18 install sysutils/cpuid 20:33:25 cpuid | grep -i AVX no luck either 20:34:35 drg99, did u read my 1st link? 20:35:26 Ryzen 7 3700X have AVX and AVX2. 20:35:39 You can run cpu-z on your host. 20:36:33 I see it has AVX, maybe I can enable it in VirtualBox, I try now 20:36:39 https://valid.x86.fr/cache/screenshot/9a4ueb.png 20:44:07 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 20:44:58 VBOX machine logs: 00:00:04.590997 AVX - AVX support = 0 (1) 20:45:23 out of 6 avx extensions none is supported it seems 20:48:35 correction: AVX can be enabled in Vbox through vboxmanage.. Ok, I will go and see if I manage to get it run. Thanks all 20:50:33 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" 20:51:50 parv: let me try the extension pack, maybe it will work 21:00:38 ... "dmimedcode" was rather useless as it listed things only about VirtualBox 21:01:34 s/dmimedcode/dmidecode/ # Yeah, shell competion corrects my "dmime[Tab]" 21:02:33 ( Note to self: D M I decode ) 21:03:18 "vmware workstation needs hyperv" how so? 21:04:16 * parv to self "competion"? Seriously? (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ 21:04:59 why not just use hyperv? 21:05:28 i find it ware more agreeable than vmware or virtualbox 21:05:53 hyperv should be faster than virtualbox for most things there 21:10:53 I might use hyperv I vbox extension dont fix it 21:28:10 is NTP not active by default? the clock on my server is off by 6 mins 21:38:16 nvm, read up on it 21:45:45 drg99, did you tried described here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65780506/how-to-enable-avx-avx2-in-virtualbox-6-1-16-with-ubuntu-20-04-64bit ? 21:45:46 Title: tensorflow - How to enable AVX / AVX2 in VirtualBox 6.1.16 with Ubuntu 20.04 64bit? - Stack Overflow 21:52:03 VVD: not yet as vmware workstation says it needs hyperv platform to run even I don't have any VMs in hyperv 21:53:14 VVD: as I use both workstation and VBOX I need to think of what I can quit 21:53:31 why both? 21:55:18 workstation is faster, better network and storage interface drivers 21:55:53 and it rarely freezes, if I push vbox too much it crashes 21:56:24 vmware if it rquires hyperv seems like an unnecessary layer 21:56:50 that was my upset too 21:57:54 but then i just ssh into my hyperv boxes 21:59:26 use freebsd for host 21:59:53 I wish that day would come 22:00:06 i don't think the wife would like that very much 22:01:19 my wife have personal notebook with kubuntu :-D 23:48:59 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. 23:49:52 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. 23:51:55 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. 23:52:14 the offset will adjust after service ntpd restart, right 23:52:18 as it would with ntpdate 23:52:39 Example of a happy time sync'd system https://bsd.to/EyrH/raw 23:52:41 Title: EyrH 23:53:26 idwer, Right! That's the ntpd -g option which migrated the ntpdate functionality into ntpd. 23:54:51 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.