elliot@phil:~/$ man hdparam

No manual entry for "hdparam"

you sure about that?

polarian: camcontrol might do the thing, but it would require further investigation

Would anyone be able to hint me some understanding on which commits 14.1 and 14.1p1 were built from?

I've looked at the release engineering web, the git tree and developer handbook + handbook failing to understand.

I would guess any of release/14.1.0 remotes/origin/releng/14.1 remotes/origin/stable/14 would be relevant.

Where I believe release/14.1.0 (10e31f0) corresponds to the 14.1-RELEASE release

What I'm specifically not understanding is where 14.1-RELEASE-p1 was released

...which makes it tricky to start a git-bisect

I think that might be stable

Or at least that's my knowledge from my FreeBSD 5 days :-) STABLE = RELEASE + errata fixes

Can someone lend their brain for this odd issue I have? Server with v4 and v6 on. After boot, the server does not respond to v6, and cannot contact anything outgoing over v6 either.

If I then disable pf, and retry, v6 works.

After that I re-enable pf and everything is fine.

If I reboot with pf disabled, v6 does work instantly.

... oh, for crying out loud. Nevermind.

hi, i recently upgraded my freebsd box from 13.2 to 14.1 and i have 2 jails on that same box i want to upgrade to ... make installworld DESTDIR=/jail/dir when i do this i get Required library libdialog.so.9 not found.

i have googled and i srsly dont find how to solve it

Hello, does anyone know if it's possible to do traffic shaping on if_bridge members?

I'm trying to apply a pipe with a queue on traffic going through a specific member interface, but so far the traffic isn't getting shaped.

what object format does freebsd use?

(is it just elf?)

check out this earth app on da1b39b5397bf9b6b50192ced360514e.serveo.net

Soni: try file command to some executable file in order to see... (yes, it's ELF)

can freebsd extend elf?

(where would one propose extensions to the freebsd elf format?)

naturally FreeBSD could adopt an extended version of ELF if somebody gives good reasons for that...

we want KPTI for signal handlers

are asia bsdcon 2024 vids online?

rtprio: I will take a look, thanks for the suggestion

Welp. So allowing ICMPv6 does make ipv6 work *at boot*; however, after a while it stops working again.

(in a jail)

Restarting the jail makes it work again, for a while.

Hm, similar to forums.freebsd.org/threads/losing-ipv6-connectivity.92851 it appears

And also bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=233683

polarian: "the entry wage is £30-40k IRC" Is that as yearly income? Because even for a yearly salary, this is very generous to even a Japanese head of technology department.

I only get about 30万円 a month as a senior software engineer, juniors get half of that.

And even then, 30万円 is generally viewed as "very large sum".

In British pound: 1,453.50

remiliascarlet: that's the figure my university quotes for a junior software developer in London

25k-30k actually

sorry 30-40k is for a software dev

then about 60k for senior

How do I specify filesize in find(1)?

"find . -type f -size +100M -exec ls -lh {} \;" finds files > 100MB

polarian: ^

oops sorry

CrtxReavr: ^

Yeah, I found - thanks.

Comment about find. Using -exec $CMD with "{} +" is much more efficient than with "{} \;" and so I suggest it unless the task specifically requires on command invocation per argument.

*one command

The {} \; form invokes the command once per argument. With a lot of files that can be a lot of command startups. The {} + form invokes command with as many arguments as possible within system limitations which most of the time is with all of the arguments. It's more efficient.

neat

is there a bsd mit licensed file manager that has file search smb and sftp options ?

q/24

Hello, all. bhyve for FreeBSD 14.1 officially support Windowses from v. 7 and up. Does it mean Windows XP was not tested, or that it is guarranteed not to work in bhyve?

possibly both

it is a dead os

llua, Yeah: I still have it both on my home and work PCs (-:

Is anybody here using Wine for running 32-bit Windows applications from FreeBSD? Upon installing the wine package, I am asked to run the pkg32.sh script from the wine config direcotory, but that script seemms broken: it invokes pkg wihtout supplying a command parameter, so I am stuck... Has anybody made it work?

hey, is there a bigger fallout in the ports tree? lots of packages disappeared, and also checksums fail

I have a ivy bridge laptop, I was reading through the intel gpu section on wiki.freebsd.org/TuningPowerConsumption and I am a little confused. "legacy" driver is vesa? or an old version of the newer KMS intel driver? how do you know if you are using legacy or recent?

ant-x: #bhyve would be more suited for these questions

polarian, Thanks.

np

karolyi: I don't see anything suspicious on pkg-status.freebsd.org or portsfallout.com maybe your pkg mirror

saw a talk like 6 months ago don't remember which con it was from tho. all i remember is an asian guy was talking about a bin he made in rust that built freebsd images or something. anyone know what im talking about?

nimaje: thanks. my mirror is pkg0.fra.freebsd.org, as it seems. I guess I'll wait until normality restores

ah found it nvm

Can anybody please tell me what Alex means by this comment in an issue about the Wine port: <bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=278525#c33>? He tells me to compain to portmgr -- the ports-management team. Why to them? I commented on his fix to a script inside the Wine port that does not work on FreeBSD 14.1. Why does he say he coulnd't care less? Who could?