00:04:53 Hmm 00:12:45 When I want to package my own apps without adding them to the official ports tree, where do I put them so that I can still install them with `pkg`? 00:13:19 i think wherever and just pass the path with a flag? 00:14:37 alepzi So I would just do `pkg install /path/to/myapp.pkg? 00:15:02 think so. check out man pkg 00:17:07 So what's the difference between this approach and having my own port? 00:19:04 My plan is to use pkg similar to VoidLinux's xbps `repository=` `where is either a local directory or a URL to a remote repository.` 00:42:41 i try to mount a flash drive and it says mount: /dev/da0pi: Input/output error what i'm doing wrong? 00:43:15 How do you mount the dev? 00:43:53 mount /dev/da0p1 ~/mount/da0p1 00:44:01 works on other flash drives but not this 1? 01:06:19 oh nvm 01:15:20 alepzi, /var/log/messages should give you more info, if you haven't looked yet. 01:40:12 i was trying to mount an install image and i forgot that never mounts 01:40:39 hey i saw 14.1 is coming p soon. that's cool freebsd releases are coming a little bit more often 01:41:10 1 per quarter alternating between bleeding edge major version and stable major version is good 01:41:38 4 releases this year, 13.3, 14.1, 13.4, 14.2 01:42:04 then like 15.0, 14.3, 15.1, 14.4 01:57:57 I am currently accessing a large pax tarball over NFS and my whole laptop running freebsd 14 is freezing on and off while i'm trying to use my web browser 01:58:10 What is causing this and how to fix it? 01:58:14 My system load is only 1 01:59:09 The only thing going on is heavy network reads and sequential writes to the filesystem (zfs) as tar loads in files over NFS 01:59:18 Is this an issue with the kernel's interactivity? 01:59:39 It's the flux capacitor. 02:01:24 Oh no not that 02:02:20 Does freebsd need to be retuned for interactive (desktop) use? 02:09:21 no 02:09:38 maybe change powerd profile from performance (server) to balanced (desktop)? 02:09:46 other than that just configure shit to work and it's good 02:10:14 lol 02:11:08 sfox Is there high disk IO? 02:11:23 systat -iostat or iostat 1 02:19:07 Let me check 02:19:10 It's a fresh install 02:20:54 luser i'm not sure what's considered high but tps cycles between 500 and 0 02:21:28 I don't know why it's ocilating, it should be completely smooth. It's a sequential tarball reading from an ssd over nfs over gige to another ssd 02:21:36 I don't think that should be happening 02:23:27 I certainly don't get these issues when copying large data streams over NFS. 02:24:28 So it is an anomaly. 02:25:14 sfox: could be https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=275594 ? 02:25:17 Title: 275594 – High CPU usage by arc_prune; analysis and fix 02:27:13 The power is plugged in so it should be in hiadaptive 02:36:36 This is really annoying. I'm trying to play videos and they keep stuttering 02:36:55 Even when i set kern.sched.preempt_thresh=250 02:37:13 The only thing that does is seem to make the stutters last shorter instead of seconds 02:37:15 Ms 02:37:28 Should i continue setting it higher? 02:40:18 I would id the actual cause before messing with tunables. 08:46:45 . 15:44:19 gee thanks freebsd! my laptop has 202 days uptime. 19:52:49 Hello. Is there an updated list of supported SoCs? 19:52:58 or perhaps this is updated? https://www.freebsd.org/platforms/arm/ 19:52:59 Title: FreeBSD/ARM Project | The FreeBSD Project 19:53:37 Because I remember I had an Allwinner H3 and it was working 19:53:41 and it's not listed there 21:07:30 does ipfw's check-state action allow related ICMP packets like fragmentation needed (for pmtu)? 21:09:52 ok, apparently not, according to the very last paragraph of ipfw(8) 23:08:36 Using Xorg and Windowmaker, whenever I press the "up" arrow, a little preview thumbnail pops up in the corner of the display showing a preview of my screen. Any idea what is responsible for this? The behaviour started fairly recently and it's driving me nuts... 23:10:16 oh wow, I should have read the release notes. 23:10:16 > Window Maker 0.96.0 was released on August 5th 2023 23:10:16 > In WPrefs “Keyboard Shortcut Preferences” tab, three new actions can be configured: “Capture a portion of the screen”, “Capture a window”, “Capture the entire screen”. The file is saved in ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/Screenshots directory under a filename format “screenshot_%Y-%m-%d_at_%H:%M:%S” followed by the extension. Which can be png or jpg based on WRaster dependencies.