any tips on building stuff with LTO? i have a decent machine and gcc12 with it and browsers just nuke my cpus

uhhh i wanted to check if it is still doing the memory leak and now i'm not sure what's going on at all. i don't feel like these numbers seem right

Title: View paste A4TQ

i don't feel like vmstat should contain numbers that get progressively smaller until they wrap around to big numbers

what kind of gremlins did i just awaken

phryk: sorry to ping you again with this but do you have any clue what this means?

skyenosaur: uh, sorry, but no – that was not the behavior i've seen before or after the fix was applied… o_O

did you reinstall drm-515-kmod? if so, from port or from git?

if it's from the port, i think that's probably worth an issue on github.com/freebsd/drm-kmod

Title: GitHub - freebsd/drm-kmod: drm driver for FreeBSD

phryk: what do the columns actually mean? i'm not familiar with vmstat and i can't make heads or tails of this. what is the difference between InUse and MemUse and what is Requests?

phryk: i just did portmaster -a and i saw it do drm-515-kmod and then rebooted and this is what i got

skyenosaur: not sure, my assumption is that this is similar to active vs allocated memory in other places. i only really looked at the MemUse number and that has always been <10MB since the fix.

phryk: okay so i'm not exceptionally stupid for not knowing, thank you, that's a relief. i am really starting to doubt myself a little lol

skyenosaur: yeah, no worries – the lower level info can get quite oblique.

phryk: i mean i want to *understand* the lower level stuff because i want to *do* the lower level stuff but also this is my first day

i did not want to do this on my first day

this is fun

^^

man pages often contain the answers to questions like that, but man vmstat doesn't seem to explain its headings…

yup, that's how far i got as well... and then internet search didn't tell me either and i'm not currently in the headspace to read the code to get my answers

understandable.

so... to github we gooo :D

hey i think i messed up some system manpages (8 jail) while messing around with pandoc, ive been looking around but cant find how to restore those?

cedb, If it were me I would download the install ISO and extract replacement files from there. bsd.to/ZT5b/raw

Title: ZT5b

cedb, If you are using zfs and have made a previous snapshot then of course the files will still be in the snapshot.

Title: jail.8 « jail « usr.sbin - src - FreeBSD source tree

cedb: grab the distribution sets (files ending in .txz from download.freebsd.org/releases (in the <arch>/<version> directory relevant to you), extract them into a new directory, and copy the files

Title: Index of /releases/

do not get them directly from cgit or anywhere else, as then they won't match what version you have.

oh ? so freebsd is not open-source anymore ?

we only have binary relaseses ?

TIL

babz: Do not maliciously misinterpret what I write.

there's literally a file in there called src.txz i wonder what that means

there's also a readme

hey crest , you around?

Since p7zip deprecation what program is one suppose to use to mount/extract a Win11.iso for example?

tar?

it's UDF

Running "tar -xf" or mounting it with type cd9600, results in the file README.txt being created with the following contents: "This disc contains a "UDF" file system and requires an operating system

that supports the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification."

mount -t udf ?

"mount_udf: /dev/md0: Invalid argument"

"/dev/md0" was created through means of mdconfig -f Win11_22H2_English_x64v2.iso

hackerman: How about archivers/7-zip?

vkarlsen, how did I miss that... it's working

hackerman that's a dope handle.

hackerman: try ggatel(8)?

wait, when did mount learn udf?

antranigv, :) for being such a dumbass in reality...

hackerman: try mount_udf too

"The mount_udf utility first appeared in FreeBSD 5.0." but no idea how well it works

debdrup, same result

but even before people couldn't mount the thing

I always see people just extracting it instead

Title: Solved - Creating a Windows 10 bootable USB-stick using FreeBSD | The FreeBSD Forums

I'm tempted to say it's because Microsoft are doing some weird ISO/UDF hybrid layout, but I'm not sure how to make FreeBSD read it.

UDF version might be a factor? IIRC, the system handles up to 1.5 while the current standard is 2.60.

hm, does file tell you which revision of udf that iso is?

nimaje: no, it's a hybrid ISO/UDF

hybrid ISO/UDF is "UDF Bridge" paste.rs/XNMRR

standard since 1998 ecma-international.org/wp-content/u…t_edition_february_1998.pdf#page=11

Okay, I need help sortind out why GD support isn't working for me with apache24 & php80.

I have the following installed: apache24-2.4.58, libgd-2.3.3_9,1, mod_php80-8.0.30, php80-8.0.30, php80-gd-8.0.30

could be worth seeing if the problems suddenly go away with nginx instead

Title: PHP 8.0.30 - phpinfo()

grawity: Ah, I see. FreeBSDs images have been ISO/USB hybrids since 12.0-RELEASE.

BSD tar definitely deals with FreeBSD ISO images okay. I use it with them routinely. It's a cool feature and the easiest way to extract files.

For example "tar tvf FreeBSD-13.2-RELEASE-amd64-disc1.iso" will list files and "tar xvf FreeBSD-13.2-RELEASE-amd64-disc1.iso '*/base.txz'" would extract base.txz from it.

hackerman ^^

When I heard that it was not working with MS-Windows ISO images I just assumed it was some MS thing of them being different.

Any ISO *SHOULD* be an ISO-9660 image.