02:42:56 elliot@phil:~/$ man hdparam 02:42:57 No manual entry for "hdparam" 02:43:01 you sure about that? 03:01:24 polarian: camcontrol might do the thing, but it would require further investigation 05:32:38 <|cos|> Would anyone be able to hint me some understanding on which commits 14.1 and 14.1p1 were built from? 05:33:21 <|cos|> I've looked at the release engineering web, the git tree and developer handbook + handbook failing to understand. 05:35:27 <|cos|> I would guess any of release/14.1.0 remotes/origin/releng/14.1 remotes/origin/stable/14 would be relevant. 05:37:09 <|cos|> Where I believe release/14.1.0 (10e31f0) corresponds to the 14.1-RELEASE release 05:37:37 <|cos|> What I'm specifically not understanding is where 14.1-RELEASE-p1 was released 05:38:08 <|cos|> ...which makes it tricky to start a git-bisect 05:54:36 I think that might be stable 05:56:09 Or at least that's my knowledge from my FreeBSD 5 days :-) STABLE = RELEASE + errata fixes 06:51:26 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. 06:51:38 If I then disable pf, and retry, v6 works. 06:51:48 After that I re-enable pf and everything is fine. 06:56:27 If I reboot with pf disabled, v6 does work instantly. 07:18:40 ... oh, for crying out loud. Nevermind. 07:18:56 * Alver forgot to pass icmpv6. 07:24:52 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. 07:25:41 https://pastebin.com/P5L9WEtL 07:26:00 i have googled and i srsly dont find how to solve it 07:33:23 Hello, does anyone know if it's possible to do traffic shaping on if_bridge members? 07:34:38 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. 10:40:12 what object format does freebsd use? 10:40:19 (is it just elf?) 10:42:44 check out this earth app on https://da1b39b5397bf9b6b50192ced360514e.serveo.net 10:44:01 Soni: try file command to some executable file in order to see... (yes, it's ELF) 10:44:23 can freebsd extend elf? 10:46:51 (where would one propose extensions to the freebsd elf format?) 10:48:48 naturally FreeBSD could adopt an extended version of ELF if somebody gives good reasons for that... 11:03:15 we want KPTI for signal handlers 11:04:52 are asia bsdcon 2024 vids online? 13:00:44 rtprio: I will take a look, thanks for the suggestion 13:23:42 Welp. So allowing ICMPv6 does make ipv6 work *at boot*; however, after a while it stops working again. 13:24:55 (in a jail) 13:25:08 Restarting the jail makes it work again, for a while. 13:28:23 Hm, similar to https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/losing-ipv6-connectivity.92851/ it appears 13:47:31 And also https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=233683 15:33:49 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. 15:35:27 I only get about 30万円 a month as a senior software engineer, juniors get half of that. 15:36:39 And even then, 30万円 is generally viewed as "very large sum". 15:37:09 In British pound: 1,453.50 16:16:57 remiliascarlet: that's the figure my university quotes for a junior software developer in London 16:17:04 25k-30k actually 16:17:19 sorry 30-40k is for a software dev 16:17:25 then about 60k for senior 16:18:51 How do I specify filesize in find(1)? 16:37:24 "find . -type f -size +100M -exec ls -lh {} \;" finds files > 100MB 16:38:13 polarian: ^ 16:38:25 oops sorry 16:38:35 CrtxReavr: ^ 17:16:45 Yeah, I found - thanks. 17:19:46 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. 17:20:32 *one command 17:22:18 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. 19:29:48 neat 20:00:41 is there a bsd mit licensed file manager that has file search smb and sftp options ? 20:21:25 q/24 20:46:37 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? 20:56:51 possibly both 20:57:02 it is a dead os 20:58:49 llua, Yeah: I still have it both on my home and work PCs (-: 21:06:20 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? 22:15:37 hey, is there a bigger fallout in the ports tree? lots of packages disappeared, and also checksums fail 22:30:40 I have a ivy bridge laptop, I was reading through the intel gpu section on https://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? 22:31:12 ant-x: #bhyve would be more suited for these questions 22:31:26 polarian, Thanks. 22:31:36 np 22:35:06 karolyi: I don't see anything suspicious on https://pkg-status.freebsd.org/ or https://portsfallout.com/ maybe your pkg mirror 22:59:16 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? 23:02:25 nimaje: thanks. my mirror is pkg0.fra.freebsd.org, as it seems. I guess I'll wait until normality restores 23:15:46 ah found it nvm 23:26:11 Can anybody please tell me what Alex means by this comment in an issue about the Wine port: ? 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?