is efivar --list returning ENOENT a rounding error away from meaning I've booted by way of BIOS

debdrup: seemingly random

I'm curious if folks have had luck getting pytest/selenium/chrome working under FreeBSD 14. I'm getting this: 0x0.st/XsIx.png

I'm not at all a Python or pytest or Selenium person, so I'm not sure at present the best way to figure out what's happening.

Hitting the sack. Will see if anyone has thoughts about it in the AM.

Reinhilde: kenv will have the efi-version if it's UEFI that looks like a BIOS (see: Supermicro server boards)

salut debdrup

If it was made between ~2010 and now, it's almost certainly UEFI, whatever it looks like.

it's a virtual machine

Your point being? ESXi does UEFI and has for a long time, and bhyve famously didn't do BIOS boot until some time after the initial release.

I didn't expect to see new diffing algorithms, but here we are: cgit.freebsd.org/src/commit/?id=d9a9f23d0b3

If you run gpart list /dev/<disk> is partition #1 listed as EFI?

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Thank you

mane: Did you ditch RHEL then? Anyway, that messaging might be better for #freebsd-social.

mason: I use fedora for now

Rehash from last night - I'm wondering if there's anyone using FreeBSD for Selenium testing with Chromium, as I'm hitting an error and I'd love to move past it, and hence would love advice.

Specifically, 0x0.st/XsIx.png

A'ight, a Debian VM it will be for now. I'd still like FreeBSD to be a viable platform for automated testing with the kit mentioned.

mason: that's really a generic error

Demosthenex: Agreed. Mostly I'm hoping someone pipes up and says "yes, I use that kind of set-up" to confirm that it's possible.

can you get more verbose logs?

Unsure! That's the thing. :)

I'm guessing I can wrap Chrome and capture some state.

When I have looked at chrome+selenium I have always been scared away by how /involved/ everything is to make it work. And therefore always avoided it.

Mm, for now I'm going to spin up a VM. Need to get some stuff done.

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Selenium is a layer of abstraction. There is chrome-driver, and you can find libraries who interface with it directly.