drm-515 is in the repos for 14-Current

not sure about 13.x tho

freshports.org/graphics/drm-515-kmod ☢️

Title: FreshPorts -- graphics/drm-515-kmod: DRM drivers modules

ngortheone: FreeBSD:14:amd64 / latest only. everything else: ☢️

ah okay, was looking on freshports and didn't see anything for 511 or 512, so i assumed nothing later would exist.

meena: yeah, but that still means progress. far as i've heard needed kernel changes are supposed to be backported to 13.

🤷🏻‍♀️

dumbbell: ah, you're here. nice. i recall that somebody already did a preliminary backport for either 5.11 or 5.12 on 13.x, do you have any idea if/when that will be integrated?

meena: FYI the cert looks like it's expired on alpha.pkgbase.live

hello guys, I have a question. I have to configure snort but looks that the configuration file has a problem. Doesn't find a blacklist file. Even if the file exist, has permission and absolute path. I installed snort from package. Would you advice me to built it from ports ?

rtyler: thanks. no idea how that keeps happening, but i have to migrate the whole thing off that machine anyway

how to find out if certain loaded module has kernel configuration ( options/device ) dependencies ?

kldxref -d can show you some basic info for module files

angry_vincent: but I don't remember if config was part of it

oj, ok

thx

how to understand: depends on crypto.1 (1,1)

maybe it is reference for man page

angry_vincent: i reckon those are magic numbers for when you write modules

github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src/blob…in/sys/dev/coretemp/coretemp.c#L109 hrm, no numbers

Title: freebsd-src/coretemp.c at main · freebsd/freebsd-src · GitHub

I was looking for the a crypto module

angry_vincent: which module is showing you that dependency?

if_wg.ko

phryk: Hi! Indeed, the drm-kmod repository is at 5.16 now (the master branch). 5.17 is complete but I'm working on several significant issues. 5.15 (which corresponds to an LTS version in Linux) was made available as a port, like meena and ngortheone said.

phryk: Patches to linuxkpi were backported to stable/13, but they won't make it to 13.2-RELEASE unfortunately (too many breaking changes, too late in the release cycle).

dumbbell: so if I want to stick to release versions, the fastest route will likely be to upgrade to 14 in may-ish?

phryk: Therefore, DRM drivers from Linux 5.15+ will only work with the next 13.x RELEASE (if there is one, I don't know the plans). Otherwise, you will need to compile a kernel yourself from stable/13 (no need to update the entire base, just the kernel).

phryk: Yes

dumbbell: (while you are here) are there any plans to pick up the vmwgfx work in freebsd/drm-kmod #171? or should it be done by someone else (tm)? :)

Title: VMWGFX driver - runs successful in BIOS mode need help for UEFI · Issue #171 · freebsd/drm-kmod · GitHub

171 – No documentation on .forward files. bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=171

dumbbell: okay, cool. thanks for the info. looking forward to poke around with godot 4. :3

dumbbell: thx :)

yuripv: I don't plan to work on this driver anytime soon. My personal agenda is 1) to bring support for Intel 12th gen iGPU (supposed to be in 5.17), 2) try to catch up with Linux for AMD and Intel GPUs

got it, thanks.

phryk: Nice :)

angry_vincent: You're welcome!

i have an issue wwith my server. my disks are extremely slow even if i have ssd drives... i have today checked the health of the drives and they are still good as new... but i srsly do not understand why i dont get more than around 30MB/s in write speed

i have an exact same setup but with debian and there are same drives that i have in this freebsd server... and they are much faster even if i use dd with oflag=direct

EFI/BIOS bootmethod ---> zpool upgrade ---> gpart bootcode -b /boot/boot1.efi -p /boot/gptzfsboot -i 1 ada0 ## ??? Yes?

last time i didn't update the bootcode then had to do it manually while it was unbootable, so i don't have the shell history to see the exact command i used

k i wrote it and it said "partcode written to ada0p1" "gpart: File too large"

i guess thats bad

/boot/boot1.efi says 146kb size, ada0p1 says 512kb size

dumbbell: there is linuxkpi_gplv2 module that is built with drm-kmod ( if building from source ), how it relates to COMPAT_LINUXKPI or linuxkpi module that is in kernel?

do I understand the tt-rss port right, the diffrence between using the PGSQL and MYSQL option is dependencies and the default config file? so I can install from the repos and use it with pgsql and just have that mysql stuff installed unnessesary? (if that is the case it seems like a good use for flavours)

kernel panics get reported to bugzilla, right? whatever the cause

asking because current process = 62897 (postgres)

angry_vincent: from README, "No new code should be added there, all new linuxkpi functions should be added in FreeBSD base."

oh ok

so, i can skip building linuxkpi in drm-kmod

f451: yes

kevans: ty

i have dumpdev=auto in rc.conf and plenty of swapspace for a dump but i get savecore[45173]: /dev/vtbd0p2: Operation not permitted in the console

generic kernel

swapspace is encrypted

also get "WARNING: Kernel dumps will be written to the swap partition without encryption" in the console

i thought by default 13.2 would save a vcore?

Is there a way to passthrough a USB device to a bhyve VM? I want a HAOS instance to manage my USB zigbee gateway...

ghoti: Ideally pass through the PCI device controlling the USB device.

joneum: net-mgmt/monitoring-plugins keeps failing on my home poudriere server since the 16 February update. missing_header, while log shows "check_swap.c:39:10: fatal error: 'libintl.h' file not found". Are you aware of this? pkgfallout.com doesn't show it, though.

Seems NLS is the culprit. enabling is will build the port fine. I am creating a bug report now.

meena: None, but Corvin is working on loading OVF firmware.

michaeldexter: freebsd/freebsd-src 34f804e

Title: bhyve: add common fwcfg items · freebsd/freebsd-src@34f804e · GitHub

Greetings!

With the wireguard driver,

How do I create a wireguard interface with an arbitrary name (i.e. not wg[0-9]+)

FUZxxl: FreeBSD allows you to rename devices…

but tracking that is made unnecessarily hard lol

meena: so ... I create a wg-type device and then rename it to the desired name?

meena: Yep.

FUZxxl: yes

I think some devices, like epairs, can have arbitrary names to begin with, but i yes

ah I see

What works is just

ifconfig wg create name foo

the interface is then named foo

FUZxxl: \o/

cool, thanks

Anyone used telegraf?

so, where can i buy some freebsd stickers? i don't think redbubble is affiliated with the project.

f451: pretty sure dumping and saving that core works by just writing it to the partition and at the next boot saving it to the filesystem before swap (and encryption of swap) is setup and that warning is there to make you aware of the fact that that stuff is unencrypted (well how would you save a key for it?), diffrent to your encrypted swap setup, but no idea about your "Operation not permitted"

problem