00:18:52 <meena> how long have we had: 	   options COMPAT_LINUXKPI ?
00:19:30 <meena> https://man.freebsd.org/mlx4en(4)      The mlx4en	device driver first appeared in	FreeBSD	9.x.
00:19:31 <VimDiesel> Title: FreeBSD Manual Pages
00:19:39 <meena> sooo, for a while now?
00:42:59 <cation> in my jail setup, I have the IPs of my jails added to my real/physical network interface as aliases, but if the interface goes down it seems many aliases are lost until I restart the jails they were for... is there something I can do about this?
00:44:23 <V_PauAmma_V> meena, since October 2015 at least: 8d59ecb214f7e078e57d35b865f33efc5d7cdf4d
00:44:45 <meena> V_PauAmma_V: thanks
00:48:56 <mason> cation: Not vnet then I assume? Maybe create a bridge for them to inhabit.
00:49:36 <cation> mason: right, not vnet. a bridge is a neat idea, I think I'll try that
00:49:37 <cation> thanks
02:38:01 <concrete_houses> ntfs-3g transfer rate over usb3 is SLOWWWW
02:38:04 <concrete_houses> zzzz
02:38:14 <concrete_houses> yikes
02:38:26 <concrete_houses> I really need to test disk to disk
02:38:38 <concrete_houses> usb key drive should be fast right?
02:39:03 <concrete_houses> or do these small usb key drives have slowness?
02:39:11 <concrete_houses> usb3 should fly
03:37:28 <rtprio> concrete_houses: fuse is slow
04:26:49 <ngortheone> is ntfs-3g runs as FUSE?
05:19:31 <rtprio> i thought it did
05:19:56 <rtprio> elliot@phil:~$ ldd `which ntfs-3g`
05:19:56 <rtprio> /usr/local/bin/ntfs-3g: libfuse.so.2 => /usr/local/lib/libfuse.so.2 (0x80024f000)
10:48:05 <mrtnt> Is it realistic that process is terminated with SIGSEGV signal because the system ran out of memory?
10:50:29 <paulf> if the code didn't check the return from malloc is non-null then yes I'd expect a SIGSEGV
10:52:33 <paulf> similar thing for C++ new nothrow
11:04:55 <mrtnt> paulf: ok, thanks. Fortunately, I have a coredump and when analyzing the backtrace, then looks like the SIGSEGV was caused by the memset(): https://paste.debian.net/plainh/48c1e263
11:05:48 <mrtnt> paulf: I guess in that case one could rule out the possibility of running out of memory?
11:06:30 <paulf> in that case either malloc failed and the memset is trying to write to NULL or the memset is the wrong size for the allocated memory
11:11:37 <mrtnt> paulf: ok
17:41:25 <AReal486> So, I'm thinking about setting up a PDP 11 emulator. I know this is #FreeBSD but I'm hoping it's close enough to "be on topic". Anyone know of any tips or tutorials on how to boot into BSD Unix on a PDP 11?
17:46:50 <rtprio> AReal486: find some pdp11 software and install it? http://www.dbit.com/
17:46:51 <VimDiesel> Title: D Bit Ersatz-11 PDP-11 emulator
17:49:21 <AReal486> Hmm, I'm wondering if I can run the Linux version on my FreeBSD machine. I always seem to have issues with libraries when trying to use Linux binaries but it's likely an issue between keyboard and chair.
17:50:21 <rtprio> paste an error message; someone will help if they can.
17:50:30 <rtprio> you will probably have a batch of linux libraries to install
17:55:13 <AReal486> I suppose I could try it out on my FreeDOS machine too. It's a 486 so I imagine that should be plenty to run the emulator.
17:55:40 <AReal486> It's actually what I'm using right now using ircjr as my client.
17:57:39 <rtprio> my boss had a cabinet of pdp11 parts and was trying to assemble one
17:58:19 <AReal486> I saw what appeared as a full unit going for $18500 on ebay lol
18:00:34 <rtprio> oolf
18:07:46 <gman999> $18500USD or $1850USD Areal486?
18:08:20 <gman999> DEC Digital PDP-11/35 Front Control Panel Vintage Computer!! i see for $1850