anyone using fastfetch? I wonder if fastfetch --config all displays correct temperature, on my AMD Excavator it displays over 300 degrees Celsius, which is luckily not the correct temperature

Tried it now, it tells me that the weather outside is +8°C and that I have 2.25GiB L3 cache :-)

Both of which are quite wrong

getz: which CPU?

for my AMD it doesn't show L3 at all

hrm. ok, i was going to do my update today, and got an error. i was trying to create a new boot env and mount that up in a jail to apply the update so i could stay in multiuser mode and have a good rollback point

but in the jail, freebsd-update install threw a bunch of errors on chflags.

i'm trying without the jail, but i thought that worked before :P

Demosthenex: freebsd-update isn't meant to be running in a jail afaik

well, a jail which is a boot env. was hoping to avoid shutting down while patching

i'm suitably paranoid about running updates with things up

vedranm: CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-10900X (20) @ 3.70 GHz - 304.1°C

304.1°C?

yeah, it's quite hot :D

regis: vedranm was asking about fastfetch showing ridiculuos temperature for his amd cpu, looks like it's not only amd

yuripv: Yeah, I read up.

vedranm: CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 4650U (1) @ 2.10 GHz - 336.8°C (on 15.0-CURRENT #0 main-n271833-49a5fe1a017f) while amdtemp(4) shows more reasonable value: dev.amdtemp.0.core0.sensor0: 65.2C

vedranm: But the funny thing is that the "CPU" line won't show the temperature unless amdgpu.ko is loaded. On a desktop Ryzen I'm getting "CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 4750G (1) @ 3.60 GHz" without amdtemp.ko loaded and "CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 4750G (1) @ 3.60 GHz - 300.8°C" with.

(and the sysctl value from amdtemp on desktop is reasonable, too: dev.amdtemp.0.core0.sensor0: 35.6C)

regis: yes, amdtemp is fine, I will make a bug report for fastfetch, thanks

yuripv: thanks also

vedranm: my readings with amdtemp+fastfetch one after another on 2 Ryzens, may be of use with your report: bpa.st/raw/QYFVU

(meta) BTW, bsd.to appears to be offline for a few weeks now. Maybe replace the 'pastebin' url in chan's topic?

SKull: there's a few interesting posts about using zfs around any upgrade, that explains it better. i didn't follow what they did though

the presentation to NLUUG was pretty nice

vedranm AMD epyc 7543 but I'm not getting any temp reading, suppose amdtemp isn't loaded

L3 size only shows up when running it as root

Can someone recommend a way to prettify HTML with embedded JavaScript to make readable?

is there a way to get the kernel src tree that matches my system via pkg or ports?

just upgraded and virtualbox is hosed, all the forum says to recompile it

You're running vbox on FreeBSD?

yeah

to isolate a linux vm running corporate malware

shouldn't be a big deal, just recompile from ports. but that i can't find the kernel source in ports or pkg had me stumped

Demosthenex, I think most would use bhyve if FreeBSD was thier host OS.

i've used vbox for ages on a few platforms. it's sufficient

I've only ever run it on Windows.

i found an appendix in the manual that says to use git to pull it, but... i'm not confident stable/13 == 13.3-p5

vedranm: CPU: AMD EPYC 7543 32-Core (1) @ 2.80 GHz - 303.3°C :D

getz: `sysctl dev.amdtemp.0.core0.sensor0` with a resonabable value, I presume?

yup

No fire yet...

*sigh* so it says update /etc/freebsd-update.conf with src, and run fetch/install. instead it says src isn't installed skipping

fml

well, i grabbed a git version, depth 1 was fastest. that was really unexpectedly awkward :P

kmod compiled, and up and working =]

Demosthenex: it should be a releng branch

nimaje: yeah, i had to go dig a bunch of places to find that

luckily, i know git and all the other tools :P

i was just surprised i couldn't

pkg install kernel-src

to have the current rev

i really try to stay away from ports and compiling stuff, freebsd isn't linux. ;] i shouldn't need to override all the time

I'm really having trouble with sound via usb-c on a Dell Latitude 7490. I have a Dell Latitude 7390 beside it, on which it works just fine. Perhaps different chipsets or so.. but I'm not sure how to verify. Can't find anything configuration wise that differs.

Would be happy for any hints, been banging my head for weeks now.

ibs, I would start by identifying if the devices are similar or different. I would start by running "pciconf -lev" on both and comparing the listings.

If they are the same then that's really odd. Perhaps it would indicate that one is actually broken. If they are different then of course that means different and probably needs a different driver configured for it.

ibs: did you change the sysctl hw.snd.default_unit ?

rwp: Audio stuff looks almost identical.. subdevice differs a bit. 0x081b vs 0x081c. Not sure what that states. Also, the working one have Thunderbolt I just realized.

HER: Yes. But trying all different stuff there. Are using front jack now, which works.

Internal also works. It's via the docking (usb-c) that it's totally silent. Pacucontrol shows action though..

Sound and printers. Two systems that can smell your fear. I have no more suggestions. I just muddle through myself.

..and it works with the same computer in Linux, so not a hardware issue I'd guess.

rwp: Ok, thanks anyhow. :-)

Howdy, folks!

I managed to get a local SSH session set up, and played robotfindskitten on it.

Basically, the client is running Tiny11(Basically, a reduced Win11 Pro.) via PuTTY.

And the server is literally my main PC, which is FreeBSD.

And when i was testing it via RFK, i somehow got the kitten object as the first object.

In other words, i accidently speedran robotfindskitten.

How is that different than running Tiny 11 in a virtual machine on FreeBSD? I don't get the point of using SSH and Putty.

also Win11 has openssh built in

no need for putty anymore

in fact win10 has it too, if it's a recent enough feature release

just fire it up in powershell or windows terminal (the multiplexed powershell)

sshd is an optional install if you need it