rtprio: any my desktop pastebin.com/x8mYgYy6

Title: pkubaj@KGPE-D16 ~ [SIGINT]> curl -I -v freebsd.org/* Trying 147. - Pastebin.com

anyone know how to read files on a ufs thumb drive from linux?

polyex: load ufs module and try to mount your drive

tried that. modprobe ufs ?

sudo modprobe ufs ... modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'ufs': Invalid argument

dmesg?

on the linux box?

yes

rtprio: it sounds idiotic, but i'm starting to wonder whether the architecture (arm64) is the issue here...

rtprio: found it

for some reason, no idea why, mtu was set up to 576 on the wan interface

i have no idea why it happened, it must have been set up automatically

pkubaj: interesting, so the port 80 responses were very tiny I expect (probably just doing a 301 redirect) and fit well within 576 bytes, good sleuthing

No idea what your wan interface type is, but 576 MTU definitely isn't the default...

newfs_msdos -F 32 -c 1 What does 1 stand for here? [efi partition

When I want to format without c1 it gives the following error. > newfs_msdos 32751 clusters too few clusters for fat32 need 65525.

I couldn't understand it

-c is sectors per cluster

how big is the partition?

newfs_msdos -F 32 -c 1 -S 4096 /dev/da0p1

how big is the partition?

hello there, how can I generate a random number in freebsd using only existing posix shell commands

found it - jot

"man jot | grep -i posix" returns noting.

is not $RANDOM posix?

I think RANDOM is shell dependent

awk has rand

parv: jot -r 1 0 9

random 0..9

nerozero, And?

you can call awk

parv, have you read my question ?

ah ... jot is not posix ..

ok

nerozero, This one: "how can I generate a random number in freebsd using only existing posix shell commands"? Yes

ok then, awk is the only otions

*options

if you need to stick strictly to posix utilities, yes

I needed to tell a bsdmake-invoked Makefile that it should use gmake for a dependency, on freebsd

so I did `GMAKE!=which gmake || which make`

seems to work ok

maybe there is a nicer way

on linux we should use make as usual in both top level (POSIX std) makefile, and only on FreeBSD, the subsidiary GNU makefile

Hello, I looked for `strace` on FreeBSD but in port description I saw that it's similar to the built-in `truss`. How similar these two are?

have you compared the manual pages ?

Title: truss

I'm doing this right now but I thought that maybe some experienced users could share their own experience because. Wouldn't be surprised if someone said "truss is good enough, no need for strace in most cases".

strace just simply isn't goin to work here

eh i may be thinking of something else but truss all-in-all can handle your needs here

Thanks, that's good information already. :)

dtrace can delve a bit deeper, scripted

anyone got a great ignore line for irssi and "Ping timeout:"'s

?

before i attempt to write some perl

"/ignore -regexp -pattern "has.quit.*Ping.timeout:" * QUITS" doesn't fly

or without the quotes

... or another configuration to just shove them all into a window

uh, ignore parts and quits

no

it does cover timeouts

so far ...

*/ignore -regexp -pattern ".*has.quit.*Ping.timeout:" * QUITS*

seems to work

i seemed to have my regex backwards

almoost sure it could be done more efficiently

hi! Why can't we have a NFS inside a Jail?

because how rpc works ?

CmdLnKid: but what is the technical difficulty?

Ronis_BR: mount it on the jail host first

then access it via the jail itself

if you want an NFS server to run within a jail, that's easy

signalblue: I can run on host, no problem. I was just trying to keep everything inside jails

there is no problem, just curiosity :)

yeah no I understand

the real reason, I'm not qualified enough to explaim though lol

signalblue: :D Thanks!

signalblue: just one more question, but I can use a NFS inside a bhyve VM right?

yep

yes

thanks!

no problem

linux has the termios2 ioctl which could support variable baudrate not from the predefined set

how does bsd support that?

is there some way to restart video? i have dual monitor and for unknown reason the second monitor is not receiving any screen signal... however i can list/activate it in arandr.. but it keeps black. i can reboot of course, but i rather not

hernan: What happens if you flip to console and back?

vkarlsen: when switch to console, it displays console on both screens. when i switch back to X, the second screen goes black again

interesting

ayaka, some digging led me to cfsetispeed() and cfsetospeed(), which are POSIX functions.

hernan: Maybe a driver issue?

vkarlsen: no idea... however it seems that firefox has some effect on it. this has happened before (with firefox closed and screen locked for a long time), then when i unlock (second screen doesnt come up) however when i open firefox the screen enables again

anyways, i pkg updated now, restarted firefox and second screen is working again

go wonder

but this last time even firefox wasnt enabling the second screen again.. until i pkg updated

no idea why this happens =)

I'm happy I got to share this moment with you when you got it working again, even though none of it was my doing :D

also not using any video card, just intel processor video

vkarlsen: yeah, thanks =D

V_PauAmma_V, yes but cfsetispeed() and cfsetospeed(): which must be one of these constants

hello heaps

That's not what the (13.2) FreeBSD manual page for them says, but that may be an extension to POSIX.

hello heaps

hello volatiles

:)