00:04:23 <Demosthenex> maybe i should reinstall w/o efi to get mirroring setup correctly
01:58:56 <bsdbandit> good evening
02:03:10 <bsdbandit> im trying to cross compile my rust code from freebsd to windows OS is there a port for mingw ?
04:54:00 <yo9fah> Good morning all
05:06:06 <rennj> time appropriate greetings peoples
05:06:49 <rennj> UTC GMT ZULU and such...
05:07:17 <yo9fah> yep
05:14:37 <ngortheone> morning
05:17:38 <mason> UGT
08:19:40 <darwin> i see OpenCL is available... is that still only with Linux kernel emulation or is it native now?
08:24:59 <meena> darwin: look at the code or how it's built, if the docs don't say
08:25:30 <meena> (if there are no docs, it's a big chance it was just imported from Linux lolsob)
08:57:26 <parv> ;-)-X
08:57:56 <parv> lolsob indeed, meena
11:25:07 <bsdbandit> good morning
11:49:36 <angry_vincent> Hi.
13:31:35 <meena> https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=269410
13:31:37 <VimDiesel> Title: 269410 – www/apache24: add toption to build mod_tls
14:51:14 <dumbbell> darwin: It could work with an Intel GPU (it doesn't work for me except if executed as root, but it does for others). GPGPU support isn't compiled for AMD GPUs (amdgpu DRM drivers). The old AMD GPU driver, radeonkms, doesn't have support at all. Finally, NVIDIA doesn't provide their GPGPU libraries for FreeBSD AFAIK.
15:55:09 <sedzcat> Hi, I am installing FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE on a Macbook-Pro mid-2010 and I am having some issues with Xorg. I installed nvidia graphics and this is the Xorg.0.log https://bsd.to/DNy4 Any help will be good
15:55:11 <VimDiesel> Title: dpaste/DNy4 (Plain Text)
15:56:26 <mariuss> sedzcat: have you rebooted?
15:56:40 <sedzcat> Yes, several times
15:58:23 <mariuss> I saw a similar error on an iMac form the same era. I saw the same error, but a reboot cleared it up.
15:58:52 <sedzcat> I will reboot the machine again and then say something
15:59:47 <mariuss> A vaguely remember that I needed to start an additional service before the reboot.
16:01:19 <sedzcat> Reboot and the same error
16:01:45 <sedzcat> I am curious about this [ 569.950] (EE) NVIDIA: Use the -ignoreABI option to override this check.
16:02:06 <sedzcat> I keep getting this -IgnoreABI when I run startx
16:02:25 <sedzcat> [ 569.949] This server has a video driver ABI version of 25.2 that this
16:02:25 <sedzcat> driver does not officially support. Please check
16:02:25 <sedzcat> http://www.nvidia.com/ for driver updates or downgrade to an X
16:02:25 <sedzcat> server with a supported driver ABI.
16:02:26 <VimDiesel> Title: World Leader in Artificial Intelligence Computing | NVIDIA
16:03:49 <sedzcat> It unload Nvidia drivers and then says (EE) no screens found(EE)
16:12:58 <sedzcat> Anyone? Would appreciate guys :)
16:54:15 <megaTherion> Question about bhyve/uefi, regarding EFI resolutions / GOP - is it correct that widescreen resolutions are not supported at all?
16:55:06 <otis> i still use "MEDIUM" in my vnc client.
17:19:05 <ivanbu> sedzcat: maybe that helps https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/nvidia-incompatible-abi.86096/
17:19:07 <VimDiesel> Title: Nvidia incompatible ABI | The FreeBSD Forums
17:26:52 <CrtxReavr> sedzcat, are you able to kldload the nvidia module?
19:13:40 <Remilia> looks like errata-notices are coming in fine this time
19:14:14 * zykotick9 notes, kldstat reports both a nvidia.ko and a nvidia-modeset.ko loaded, ymmv
19:16:45 <mason> TIL that 'geli init' can do multiple providers at once, and TIL why it's good that I don't do that.
19:17:42 <parv> That was interesting advisory.
19:18:56 <Remilia> in other interesting things: the errata notices are signed by security-officer but come from a different email address so OpenPGP fails
19:29:08 <harpia> my AWS Lightsail running FreeBSD 12.3 is becoming unresponsive over the network after a few days running a Tor relay. Can't see any warnings in /var/log/messages anymore. At first it would warn about some limit reached, after which I changed these options: kern.ipc.nmbjumbop="122884" and kern.ipc.soacceptqueue="256". No idea what to do now.
19:40:54 <parv> Remilia, Oh my!😑
19:45:13 <parv> *sigh* Only if I could pick the changes (tzdata one this time) from a list of many others
20:03:33 <Kobaz> how do i make sure /etc/resolv.conf gets generated properly on boot?  my /etc/resolvconf.conf has search_domains="xxxx", but it didn't get put in
20:03:58 <Kobaz> i can manually put in the search path to /etc/resolv.conf, but then next reboot's not going to have it
21:06:15 <Demosthenex> i have a mirrored swap partition on geli encrypted one time devices. disk failed and came back, so no need to recreate everything. swap mirror is degraded because geli for that partition is offline. isn't there a startup script which can bring up eli devices, like mount -a ?
21:08:33 <Demosthenex> oh ho, the mirror device is the eli encrypted one, not the partitions. so mount -a did fix the mirror
21:11:04 <Demosthenex> hrm, so next is my zpool partition. it's geli encrypted before being in the zpool
21:16:27 <Demosthenex> there's no items for geli in rc.conf or sysctl.conf, so it's being discovered at boot time
21:23:40 <Demosthenex> interesting. so "mount -a", "geli attach $PART", and "zpool reopen" fixed it all. how lovely!
21:36:22 <cybercrypto> Hi all, I have installed a PCI card (from realtek) which is not recongnized by the kernel as built in re module.
21:36:36 <cybercrypto> the pciconf shows me this: none3@pci0:1:6:0:class=0x000000 rev=0x10 hdr=0x00 vendor=0x10e8 device=0x82b0 subvendor=0x0004 subdevice=0x0000
21:37:32 <cybercrypto> I searched the vendor and it is something like "Applied Micro Circuits Corp"
21:37:59 <cybercrypto> anyone has any ideas how to check driver compatibility?
21:38:26 <cybercrypto> it is NIC giga ehternet - PCI (not express)
21:47:02 <Kit_Leopold> Hello. I'm installing the FreeBSD operating system inside a VirtualBox virtual machine. The installation was successful, during installation I chose the UFS file system. After turning on the FreeBSD operating system for the first time, I ran two commands in the console:
21:47:02 <Kit_Leopold> freebsd-update fetch
21:47:02 <Kit_Leopold> freebsd-update install
21:47:05 <Kit_Leopold>  
21:47:08 <Kit_Leopold> And after executing the second command I get this message. Can you please tell me what this message means? I chose the UFS file system and not ZFS.
21:47:12 <Kit_Leopold>  
21:47:15 <Kit_Leopold> ZSF filesustem version: 5
21:47:18 <Kit_Leopold> ZFS storage pool version: features support (5000)
21:49:05 <megaTherion> Kit_Leopold: it has loaded the zfs module, but it doesnt matter to you if you dont use ZFS anyways
21:50:26 <Kit_Leopold> megaTherion: Thank you for your reply!
22:12:45 <AReal486> Hello everyone.
22:30:14 * JKHII wonders why the OpenSSL security update that was committed to main then MFCed to stable13 and stable13 yesterday was not part of today's security update.
22:42:39 <Demosthenex> OMFG freebsd implements device locking?! i can't dd over a mounted block device as root!
22:42:53 <Demosthenex> where is this documented?!
23:32:52 <Kalten> Demosthenex: even if you wrote something meaningfull to a mounted slice of a device: how would the filesystem cache know about the change? What would the filesystem do in case of a race condition? It would mean pure chaos. What good would it do you?