01:34:58 <signalblue> This is a stupid question but could someone please tell me when building ports, what building examples mean?
01:36:57 <signalblue> Does this mean place example configuration files for that package?
01:42:01 <signalblue> _xor: We here refer to emacs as "eight megs and constantly swapping" :)
01:43:13 <RhodiumToad> signalblue: emacs is one of the _smallest_ programs on my system :-)
01:43:24 <RhodiumToad> I have xterms that use more memory than emacs does
01:43:49 <signalblue> Back then, emacs performance reputation wasn't so great
01:44:02 <signalblue> Nowadays, it's a great editor by any standard.
01:44:18 <RhodiumToad> the EXAMPLES option on a port does whatever the port makefile tells it to do, but by convention it means to install whatever examples are available for the package
01:45:08 <signalblue> RhodiumToad: Thank you, appreciate it.
03:45:12 <kenrap> signalblue: way better than Electron-based editors.
03:45:24 <signalblue> :)
03:45:37 <signalblue> That's something we can all agree on.
04:10:27 <jauntyd> switched from VSCode to this: https://www.freshports.org/editors/notepadnext/
04:10:28 <VimDiesel> Title: FreshPorts -- editors/notepadnext: Reimplementation of Notepad++
04:17:04 <visl> 1) emacs native comp is alright on macos after it initially compiles when you first open it. _my_ issue with fbsd is that i have to compile rust to enable nativecomp. 2) lsp-mode + dap-mode wfm.  eglot is a bit less feature rich. i've found that some lsp servers are intentionally lacking in features (pyright. this is a whole can of worms) which would also effect nvim
04:27:26 <kenrap> I wish Microsoft didn't write pyright in typescript
04:34:56 <visl> agreed.
06:09:05 <polyex97> any easy way to get at files on a thumb drive formatted from fbsd ufs on a linux comp?
06:10:44 <parv> I hear of Python "wormhole". Then there is "nc", "rsync" etc. Easiest would be if the other OS has support for UFS
06:11:49 <parv> Or, connect the 2 'puters over ethernet if possible
06:12:09 <polyex97> nah i don't have that. i got a linux comp and a thumb drive with ufs
06:13:03 <bradd> polyex97: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/r-w-access-to-ufs-from-linux.80830/
06:13:04 <VimDiesel> Title: Solved - r/w access to UFS from Linux | The FreeBSD Forums
06:15:46 <parv> Thanks bradd
06:16:52 <polyex97> ya i read that but sudo mount -t ufs -o ufstype=ufs2 /dev/disk/by-id/dm-name-data-root ~/mnt says /home/polyex/mnt: unknown filesystem type 'ufs'.
06:17:07 <polyex97> not sure if that's the right dev too
06:39:07 <Nixkernal> I had the same UFS problem, installed virtualbox and a freebsd-vm then shared-folder
06:39:52 <polyex97> omg why so tough
06:40:24 <jauntyd> https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/virtualization/#virtualization-guest-virtualbox
06:40:26 <VimDiesel> Title: Chapter 24. Virtualization | FreeBSD Documentation Portal
06:40:57 <Nixkernal> It's a Linux-Distro-Problem, some distros compile it (UFS) some dont
06:43:23 <Nixkernal> But as you can see https://docs.kernel.org/admin-guide/ufs.html it's part of the kernel
06:43:24 <VimDiesel> Title: Using UFS — The Linux Kernel documentation
07:43:12 <noyb> which emacs
07:43:36 <noyb> haha - wrong terminal
07:44:45 <noyb> turns out it's not installed.  :D
07:45:08 <parv> Xe macs?
09:22:44 <vxwarlock> I want to install freebsd uefi zfs in 32GB space on my Windows Linux device. Can you share the step by step installation document?
10:16:37 <debdrup> Since there's no way for us (or a step-by-step instalattion document) to know how your disk is partitioned, I'd instead recommend you learn how to do disk partitioning. Also, make sure you have working backups.
10:23:21 <vxwarlock> debdrup > thanks for advice |
10:23:55 <vxwarlock> This is the only document I could find https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/command-line-manual-installation-how-to-with-video-if-needed.83934/
10:23:56 <VimDiesel> Title: Command-Line Manual Installation How-To (With Video If Needed) | The FreeBSD Forums
10:24:41 <vxwarlock> So, which of these efi files is ideal for me? Can you give me an idea about it?
10:26:12 <vxwarlock> [  /boot/boot1.efi | gptboot.efi  or loader.efi ?
10:26:47 <vxwarlock> my disk gpt uefi win+uefi fedora
10:27:22 <vxwarlock> Which of these files should I copy into efi?
10:32:33 <debdrup> loader.efi is the file you're looking for
12:02:11 <vxwarlock> thanks for answering debdrup
12:50:48 <V-T60> Hello. Can't I mount ext3 ?
12:51:01 <V-T60> mount -t ext2fs /dev/da0s1 /mnt
12:51:13 <V-T60> mount: /dev/da0s1: Invalid argument
12:51:16 <V-T60> isn't that correct?
12:52:01 <dautor> Is there a place or someone I could ask for help explaining a piece of kernel networking code? It is about walktree and walktree_from in net/radix.c
12:52:35 <vxwarlock> V-T60 > gpart show
12:52:46 <vxwarlock> check your disk name
12:52:51 <V_PauAmma_V> V-T60, what does "fstyp /dev/da0s1" return?
13:10:21 <V-T60> V_PauAmma_V: ext2fs
13:11:08 <V-T60> vxwarlock: according to that everything is correct
13:11:20 <V-T60> => 32 499680 da0 MBR (244M)
13:13:45 <V_PauAmma_V> Does it use journaling or encryption? See https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/filesystems/#_ext2_ext3_ext4 if so.
13:13:47 <VimDiesel> Title: Chapter 23. Other File Systems | FreeBSD Documentation Portal
13:19:52 <V-T60> Journalling and encryption are not supported yet
13:29:20 <debdrup> If slice 1 is a Master Boot Record, it won't work if you're trying to mount it as a filesystem.
13:31:52 <V-T60> debdrup: but it has only slice 1, doesn't it?
13:32:18 <debdrup> Almost certainly not, no.
13:32:56 <V-T60> debdrup: ls /dev/da0* shows only da0 and da0s1
13:33:01 <debdrup> Please so `gpart show da0 | nc termbin.com 9999`
13:33:08 <V-T60> shown me*
13:33:20 <debdrup> Then share the link.
13:34:59 <V-T60> i mounted as msdosfs
13:35:09 <V-T60> repartitioned it
13:35:18 <V-T60> though, i didn't want to
14:24:06 <siix_office> i have a fbsd gateway, NAT/WAN/internet side is em0 192.168.0.22, local gateway/LAN side is em1 192.168.56.3. i also have an ipsec tunnel on tun0 10.6.0.5. ipsec took care of routing local traffic over the tunnel, but it doesn't redirect the gateway traffic from em1
14:24:23 <siix_office> is that as simple as adding a pf rule?
14:26:13 <siix_office> current pf rules: http://pastie.org/p/5iwNlZXam5rxBjgH463aKJ
14:26:14 <VimDiesel> Title: Pastie
15:38:15 <rafe> Hi all, I'm following up about a maintainer time out
15:38:24 <rafe> https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=269504
15:38:27 <VimDiesel> Title: 269504 – net-p2p/transmission-cli - New version available 4.0.3
15:38:45 <rafe> yep
15:39:10 <rafe> it's been five months since a member of portmgr said he would take a look at updating the port and nothing has happened
15:39:23 <rafe> I've submitted patches for updating it but none have bene reviewed
15:40:29 <rafe> Having marked maintainer-feedback-, what else do I need to do to get someone from portmgr to take a look and get the ball rolling?
15:41:52 <rafe> crap, I meant to post this in #freebsd-ports, please disregard
15:42:49 <rafe> it's been five months since a member of portmgr said he would take a look at updating the port and nothing has happened. I've submitted patches for updating it but none have bene reviewed. Having marked maintainer-feedback-, what else do I need to do to get someone from portmgr to take a look and get the ball rolling?
15:43:40 <rafe> apologies for the double post
15:47:52 <meena> rafe: i'd call this Maintainer timeout. heck, i'd call this PortMgr timeout
17:11:24 <Rue> anyone uses emacs on freebsd?
17:13:09 <la_mettrie> i do
17:16:44 <Rue> so i have this emacs package installed (from melpa, because that package isn't available in the freebsd repository), but to run this emacs package in emacs, it runs the Makefile that is included the package and freebsd doesn't know how to handle the Makefile (that is made for linux) :(
17:18:35 <la_mettrie> haven't encountered such issue myself
17:20:51 <Demosthenex> arg, gotta upgrade to 13.2
17:30:59 <V_PauAmma_V> Rue, install the gmake package. (GNU make.)
17:51:56 <Rue> V_PauAmma_V: i have it
17:52:43 <Demosthenex> Rue: does the package have a variable to set for the make command?
18:01:13 <Rue> Demosthenex: it's this Makefile
18:01:14 <Rue> https://github.com/DogLooksGood/emacs-rime/blob/master/Makefile
18:01:15 <VimDiesel> Title: emacs-rime/Makefile at master · DogLooksGood/emacs-rime · GitHub
18:10:15 <Demosthenex> Rue: https://github.com/DogLooksGood/emacs-rime/blob/master/rime.el#L997C1-L997C43   try changing make to gmake
18:10:18 <VimDiesel> Title: emacs-rime/rime.el at master · DogLooksGood/emacs-rime · GitHub
18:11:31 <Demosthenex> they hardcoded the name of make
18:13:58 <Rue> Demosthenex: ya i did notice that and changed it but no luck :(
18:25:09 <Rue> Demosthenex: i ran gmake lib manually inside that package directory and got gcc lib.c -o librime-emacs.so -fPIC -O2 -Wall -shared -lrime that seems to have done something 'cuz when i triggered the keybind for rime in emacs it asked me to press y to create the rime directory, but then it complained about 'Wrong type argument: stringp, nil'
18:26:23 <luke8086> hi y'all. my xorg stopped working after pkg upgrade. sth to do with "glamor requires at least 128 instructions (64 reported)", for now i had to set AccelMethod "none" to make it start. wondering if anyone had any ideas? https://pastebin.mozilla.org/VUhV1rrS/slim
18:26:24 <VimDiesel> Title: Mozilla Community Pastebin/VUhV1rrS (Plain Code)
19:04:28 <Demosthenex> Rue: hrm.
20:04:17 <Ronis_BR> hi! I am using the virtio-net driver in a Windows 10 VM. Every time I reboot my host system, the PCI slot of the ethernet card is increased. Is there a way to fix it into a specific number?
20:16:46 <phryk> currently thinking about building a new desktop machine. any reason why freebsd would not work with a ryzen 9 cpu / am5 mainboard?
21:11:24 <Beladona> Can i comment with  `#` in /etc/rc.conf?
21:12:35 <vkarlsen> Beladona: Yes
21:17:07 <Beladona> ok
21:22:14 <Beladona> I commented #postgres_enable="yes". I hope pg won't start now and I have to manually start it after booting
21:22:20 <Beladona> vkarlsen ^
22:24:43 <Beladona>  https://pastebin.mozilla.org/cjSZuCT5  I got new device ada3. So should this be ok? `zpool replace big-drive 11657859392232373951 /dev/ada3.eli`
22:24:44 <VimDiesel> Title: Mozilla Community Pastebin/cjSZuCT5 (Plain Code)
22:26:39 <Beladona> Ok, people are busy.