01:29:18 TIL about LoongArch, a Chinese CPU architecture which is apparently MIPS with some bits from RISC-V added. sounds kind of interesting 01:29:39 (noticed it because freebsd's src build compiled the clang driver for it, i wonder if freebsd/mips actually supports it...) 05:26:52 which VPN service would you all suggest? 05:48:56 Grell: your own 05:51:32 so i can set up an encrypted tunnel from my computer to the outside world using only my desktop? 05:53:20 Hacks 12:56:17 I think koobs showed me once but how do you know the ports commit id of the active pkg repo? 12:57:01 skered: 'pkg info ' has a port_git_hash annotation, is that what you're looking for? 12:57:49 Is that in rquery? 12:58:57 For instance I know I can go here http://beefy16.nyi.freebsd.org/jail.html?mastername=132amd64-default 12:59:01 presumably it's in %A, but i don't know how rquery works with multiline patterns 13:07:28 people iam going in mad.. aftter i install the video driver xrandr cant open display 13:07:53 iam core 13:08:04 how i can do? 13:08:32 pkg rquery -r FreeBSD "%At: %Av" pkg | fgrep ports_top_git_hash 13:08:45 lw: I think that's the best we can do . 13:09:04 Just hope pkg is always there 13:09:17 and FreeBSD repo is name FreeBSD. 13:09:26 do you know if pkg is rebuilt on every run? or does it reuse older packages if no change (like poudriere's default config)? 13:10:31 It's not. :/ 13:10:38 i'm wondering if 'the ports commit of the pkg repo' doesn't actually make sense because the repo can include packages built from multiple git hashes... you could get the hash of the packages built in the most recent run, but that's not quite the same thing 13:11:35 who can helpme fot setup video please 13:16:19 ee failed to load module intel (module do not exist) why? i have install it! 13:18:36 please helpme iam going mad 13:19:05 naxil: is your graphics card supported? 13:20:28 idk luser 13:20:44 what card do you have? 13:21:09 i havr stck1a32wfc intel pc stick is atom baytrail 13:21:20 it have internal video card 13:25:15 luser but why the module isnt recongized... is loaded 13:27:29 naxil: what does `pciconf -lv` list for your graphics card? 13:30:05 ok 13:31:10 luser : look termbin/inov 13:31:17 luser look 13:31:57 can you provide complete link. 13:32:28 nevermind. Found it 13:32:31 ah sorry 13:32:46 termbin.com/inov 13:35:02 have you tried installing the drm-kmod port? 13:35:24 https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/x11/#x-configuration-intel 13:35:26 Title: Chapter 5. The X Window System | FreeBSD Documentation Portal 13:36:02 I have an Macbook Pro from 2015 with an Intel gfx card and it requires the above port. 13:37:13 VimDiesel i use the handbook without succes 13:37:23 luser how to use port driver? 13:38:23 uninstall the xorg video driver you installed then follow the process from the link I provided. 13:38:42 the right command is pkg remove? 13:39:07 If you installed via pkg then yes. 13:39:36 ok i try 13:52:28 luser but the handbook not talk about port 13:53:11 Use `[kg install drm-kmod` 13:53:18 *pkg 13:53:54 luser but with pkg not install port version 13:54:33 I don't understand what your mean. 13:54:56 how to install port version? with pkg install not install port version 13:55:12 as far as i remember, i also use drm-kmod 13:55:31 drm-kmod not work here 13:55:33 or wait... 13:55:37 Just use pkg install drm-kmod 13:56:01 luser but with pkg install drm-kmod you not install port version 13:56:25 that is the basic command 13:56:27 Are you saying they are different versions? 13:56:29 you install repo normal version 13:57:16 luser i uninstall drm-kmod as you advice me before... why you tell me to reinstall the same version? 13:57:43 i need port version of drm-kmod 13:57:54 I didn't know you installed drm-kmod - I thought you installed the xorg video driver for intel 13:58:20 luser yes i already install drm-kmod 13:58:43 I see. Have you tried the xorg intel driver? 13:58:43 for xorg video driver you sat xf86 13:59:12 what is xorg intel driver? 13:59:39 but you say to me "install port version"... how to do it? 14:00:35 The standard intel video driver is xf86-video-intel 14:01:01 Ports are installed by installing software from /usr/ports/ 14:02:26 So to install the xf86-video-intel driver you could do: cd /usr/ports/x11-drivers/xf86-video-intel && make install clean 14:03:42 luser for update port branch? 14:04:12 Or you could do: cd /usr/ports/x11-drivers/xorg-drivers && make install config [select intel video driver] && make install clean 14:06:09 I'm going to bed. 14:06:18 luser and fot select xf86? 17:02:13 What brand of laptops would you recommend for use with FreeBSD? I know there are a whole bunch of brands out there like tuxedo, framework, and so on. It would be great if someone can share their personal experience. 17:14:31 nocturne777, https://wiki.freebsd.org/Laptops is a valuable resource when choosing a laptop 17:14:32 Title: Laptops - FreeBSD Wiki 18:52:38 Hi 18:53:42 I'm updating FreeBSD 12.x to 13.3 using freebsd-update. For the mainhost it seems to work, while for jails... 18:53:42 http://paste.scsys.co.uk/22067 18:53:43 Title: magnet_web paste from Someone at 217.168.150.38... 18:55:16 ferz: your package url seems wrong, it should be https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:13:amd64 (or whatever your arch is) - or better, use ${ABI} like the default does: pkg+https://pkg.FreeBSD.org/${ABI}/latest 18:55:17 Title: Index of /FreeBSD:13:amd64/ 18:56:18 also "Invalid ABI" is an odd warning, is it possible you've somehow set 'ABI=13' in your environment? (if so, unset that, or set it to FreeBSD:13:amd64) 19:01:38 ferz, What does "freebsd-version -kru" on the host say? What does "freebsd-version -u" in the guest jail say? I worry your host might not be fully upgraded. I worry your jail might be ahead of your host. 19:10:05 lw & rwp: thank you. Now I check 19:12:50 Yes, I had $ABI set from previous tries, now I've unsetenv it. 19:12:51 http://paste.scsys.co.uk/22069 19:12:52 Title: magnet_web paste from Someone at 217.168.150.38... 19:13:46 ferz: try with ABI=FreeBSD:13:amd64 then 19:18:10 lw: thank you. 19:24:32 I have a DS18B20 connected to a raspberry pi running 13.2. I think it is set up properly, but there is no dev.ow visible. I have `dtoverlay=w1-gpio` in my config.txt. I'm not exactly sure what to add to /boot/device.hints. What might I be missing? 20:10:38 @nocturne777 I only buy Thinkpads anymore. Some of them are Stinkpads, but overall the best success rate there. 20:42:11 I only buy Thinkpads too. Generally always work the best. I only use T-series and X-series as some of the other series require non-free drivers. 21:21:28 nocturne777: i recommend thinkpads 21:21:54 work perfectly on any os nearly including freebsd 21:23:11 i did have to follow the ACPI_IBM(4) manpage to get brightness controls working though 21:34:41 something happen to the wireguard package? 21:35:16 trying to install it but it's saying it doesn't exist now? 21:53:12 piece of shit freshports.org, FINALLY found the pkg https://www.freshports.org/net/wireguard/ 21:53:22 Title: FreshPorts -- net/wireguard: Meta-port for Wireguard 21:53:38 saw a note from 2 days ago that it should be a meta port for wireguard-kmod now, but it fails, and wireguard-kmod doesn't even show as existing 22:00:38 seems like a lot changed between 13.2 and 13.3 for wireguard 22:01:21 no mention in release notes about it or errata, damn 22:17:07 seems wireguard-tools is the pkg needed, to get an rc.d script installed for wireguard 22:56:23 wpa_supplicant seems to always be executed on boot, however the issue with that is, to the best of my knowledge, as long as the daemon is running it is broadcasting trying to find saved networks, this makes it vulnerable to a evil twin attack where an attacker pretends to be the SSID you are looking for and you connect to them without even realising... is there a way only start wpa_supplicant when 22:56:25 wanted (via oneshot service?), or does it require software level blocking of the wifi card (whats the freebsd equivalent to rfkill?) 22:57:24 how do i increase the limit of locked memory for a non-root user? "ulimit -l unlimited ardour8" says operation not permitted and i can't find any sysctl var that looks like it corresponds to this 23:03:57 found it. there's a setting for login classes in /etc/login.conf. feels a bit dirty for this not to be user-based, but this is a desktop machine so eh, whatever. 23:59:01 I'm used to Docker but I want to execute my binary application in a jail now. I had a look at Bastille, but I'm still unsure how I can build my jail. I first have to fetch my repo from Github, run `go build`, but I only need that for the first time, right?