07:50:36 <doug_713705> Does anyone have already encountered the following error ?
07:50:38 <doug_713705> "drmn0 ERROR CPU Pipe B FIFO underrun"
07:50:40 <doug_713705> It seems related to i915 but search engines (ddg/Google) are showing result only for Linux.
10:35:01 <RhodiumToad> the linux results may be relevant, since the freebsd drm-kmod drivers are taken from linux
11:01:24 <grahamperrin> Should I be concerned about permission warnings such as these <https://pastebin.com/raw/jAUhArCk> during buildworld as a non-root user?
11:02:35 <otis> no
11:55:11 <grahamperrin> doug_713705: not quite the same, but <https://bsd-hardware.info/?probe=9168df8552&log=dmesg> (2020-08-08) included:
11:55:14 <VimDiesel> Title: HW probe of Acer Aspire V5-531 #9168df8552: dmesg
11:56:01 <grahamperrin>  > [...] [drm:intel_cpu_fifo_underrun_irq_handler] CPU pipe A FIFO underrun
11:56:18 <grahamperrin> Is anything visibly wrong when the error occurs?
12:45:44 <meena0> grahamperrin: is it misbehaving?
12:48:48 <Posterdati> hi
12:48:58 <Posterdati> please is there anyone playing oolite on 13.2?
12:54:56 <martinrame> Hi, I'm trying to install a nodejs package, from /compat/ubuntu, but I'm getting EHOSTUNREACH 2606:4700::6810:1223:443, that means the host is trying to reach the destination by using ipv6. How can I disable ipv6 from /compat/ubuntu?
13:31:03 <grahamperrin> meena0: hi, the FIFO underrun question cmae from doug_713705
13:36:05 <grahamperrin> came
18:01:56 <daemon> hey all, what is the install size of a minimal freebsd system, that is just base and the kernel, no swap, ports or pkg's used to be tiny but a while since I have had to do it
18:02:01 <daemon> and 'ish' will do
18:02:10 <daemon> for 13 release
18:06:09 <meena0> daemon: 300~?
18:37:14 <cpet> meena0, ports itself is 1gig
18:37:23 <cpet> and a default minimal install is roughly that
18:37:31 <cpet> where did you get this 300* from?
18:40:40 <daemon> meena0, cheers thought around there
18:40:48 <rwp> Regarding minimum size: I have a jail with base only installed (no kernel, no ports) and it is 460MB in size.
18:40:54 <daemon> 512M should kill it then, just wanted to make sure we had not gone about that yet :)
19:16:40 <RhDoc> Hi, folks! I have a question regarding power mgmt on a laptop...
19:16:40 <RhDoc> Since hwpstate_intel replaced powerd & powerdxx, is there an automated way that depending on if AC is plugged in or not the "dev.hwpstate_intel.0-N.epp" values get adopted? (on AC epp=0, on battery epp=100 - or something like that)? I couldn't find any replacement for powerd (which kind of had that functionality)...
19:22:00 <cpet> you can still use powerd
19:24:23 <doug_713705> grahamperrin: Thanks
19:26:04 <doug_713705> meena0: Is it misbehaving when the "CPU pipe A FIFO underrun" pops up ? Yes. The system was terribly slow and when I started a X session external monitores (its a laptop) displayed nothing
19:26:34 <doug_713705> A reboot was necessary to recover the situation
19:34:05 <RhDoc> Yeah, powerd starts, but in my case it does not adapt frequencies. I have started it as service and run "stress" with 4 threads - unplug/plug AC and checked the reported CPU frequency with sysctl. No change.
19:34:27 <RhDoc> I am using a T480 if it's worth mentioning.
19:36:20 <RhDoc> and I have the following powerd_flags: "-a hiadaptive -b adaptive -n adaptive -m 400 -M 1901 p 500 -N"
19:39:45 <RhDoc> The only change I can see for freq is when I adapt the epp values via sysctl.
19:40:40 <meena0> doug_713705: can you reproduce the behaviour? if so, file a bug
20:56:21 <skered> Anyone using novnc on FreeBSD?  Why isn't novnc_proxy in a PATH dir?
20:57:23 <skered> Having it in a libexec dir makes me thing something else should be running it.
21:29:21 <rtprio> skered: you'd have to ask the porter
21:29:44 <rtprio> oh, the whole thing lives in libexec
21:32:53 <skered> Yeah, a lot of the python stuff hasn't been pythonized either.
21:33:16 <skered> It seems to work but just looks odd vs other distros.
22:11:34 <woland> Hi there, I'm having touble with using wifi on my HP laptop. Here is the output of pciconf (plz excuse the uncivilized screenshot) http://0x0.st/HbEe.jpg.
23:08:49 <V_PauAmma_V> Bah. They left just as I started looking.
23:23:39 <V_PauAmma_V> If woland comes back and I'm not active, I'd try checking whether if_rtwn.ko is loaded, and to load it otherwsise. If pciconf doesn't show it recognizing the interface, that may be because of RTL8821A (listed as supported) vs RTL8821CE.
23:23:59 <V_PauAmma_V> s/wsise/wise/