01:43:36 I have this in my /etc/rc.conf: ifconfig_bridge0="inet 192.168.70.150/24 addm bge0 up" but when I do an ifconfig bridge0, I don't see an inet: entry for it 01:43:44 What am I missing or doing wrong? 01:44:40 mns: I'm guessing you also need something like cloned_interfaces="bridge0" 01:47:00 foxxx0: I have that too, sorry forgot to mentiont that. 03:14:20 mns: ifconfig_bridge0="inet 192.168.0.25 netmask 255.255.255.0 addm igb0 addm tap4 addm tap0 addm tap1 addm epair0a addm tap2 addm tap3" 03:14:30 maybe try adding the netmask and dropping the /24 ? 03:14:45 this is what i got for mine.. the "mess" are mainly for bhyve instances 03:15:07 i have ifconfig_bridge0="up" on line below 03:15:22 not sure why i did it that way but it works 03:47:49 meow there) I use DRBD quite a lot on gnu/linux for building convergent XEN clusters (storage+virtualization) and that's only possible thanks to DRBD being able to have dual-primaries during guest live-migration 03:48:22 as far as I've checked, HAST doesn't have dual-primaries. so I suppose XEN guest live-migration won't work there. 03:48:36 is it planned to have that feature for HAST? 03:49:15 (the moment where dual-primaries is used is very short, but seems necessary to me) 04:31:33 voy4g3r2: My problem is that although bridge0 is up, and the epair0a is up, and is a member, my vnet jail doesn't seem to be able to connect with the outside world. this used to work (famour last words, I know) . 12:17:22 rtprio: yup 13:57:52 polarian: so you either need to run nat on your wireguard host or run wireguard on your router instead 13:57:56 if i recall your problem 14:20:21 Hi, I'm struggling to configure /compat/ubuntu on FreeBSD 14.1 14:20:43 I installed is as described in https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/linuxemu/ 14:21:02 Now, when I'm on chroot /compat/ubuntu /bin/bash 14:21:20 I cannot install basic apps, like curl for example. 14:21:54 is linux bash running now? 14:22:37 After "apt update" I run "apt install curl" and I get: https://pastebin.com/nns6Qa15 14:23:40 you already filled the sources.list ? 14:23:51 did you try running --fix-broken like it suggests? 14:26:05 rtprio: no, didn't filled sources.list, let me try 14:42:18 I anm trying to cheat a little to save a bit of time. trying to bring up a 4 drive raidz1 and build it in degraded mode while i wait for what will be the parity info drive to reformat from 520b sectors.. 14:42:30 the plan was add the physical volumes da4-7 and then create a sparse zvol for a placeholder. create the raidz1 then offline the zvol. 14:42:39 the sparse zvol 14:43:38 id be replacing with the real deal in about 18 hours that its gonna take to let the drive reformat 14:43:50 "reformat from 512*b sectors" ? 14:44:01 from 520 14:44:20 they are sas drives from fibre channel arrays 14:45:13 uh. i don't think you can build a pool in degraded mode 14:45:33 why not just wait your 18 hours 14:46:21 youre right. you have to have it think all is there. its a bit of q sleight of hand trick. 14:46:25 Hi again, I was able to install some command line applications in /compat/ubuntu, now I installed an application that internally bundles a Java Runtime, but I'm getting: Desktop API is not suppoorted on the current platform. 14:46:51 I must add. This is running perfectly well on another FreeBSD 14.1 machine. 14:47:15 if you actually tried to fill a pool beyond the disk storage available for the sparse zvol it would crap itself 14:47:35 but once built you offline the drive that is the sparse zvol 14:47:45 the it runs in degraded 14:48:01 martinrame: i suppose if you had some extra space you could create the pool like this: truncate -s [exact size of drives] /usr/placeholder; zpool create blah raidz1 /usr/placeholder /dev/da4 /dev/da3 /dev/da2 14:48:17 one of those dragons be here things. :) 14:48:39 rtprio: this should be for mrelcee 14:48:56 I have the /compat/ubuntu issue, not the zfs pool one. 14:50:04 rrprio: exactly what i'm doing only with a sparse zvol. i unfortunately dont have 3.6tb free anywhere else atm. 14:50:22 to just use trunc 14:50:42 mrelcee: ok. worth a try i guess. I wouldn't expect it to work 14:51:05 martinrame: perhaps you missed a step on this system then the last one 14:54:59 specifying a zvol should be as simple as /dev/zvol/poolname/zvolname as the device. which i've done and I then used gpart to create a gpt label, and added a partition the exact size of the drives to that. so id be specifying it as /dev/zvol/poolname/zvolnamep1 14:55:05 To debug the issue I'm trying to run xcalc, but I get: /compat/ubuntu/bin/xcalc: /lib64/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.29' not found (don't know how to install libm.so.6) 14:57:30 that should be part of glibc 14:59:17 rtprio: yes, I don't know why it doesn't exists here. I was able to run xclock, but not xcalc 15:00:13 probably because xclock doesn't link to libm 15:00:16 i mean you can simulate the same idea with disk files. add the three drives and then the disk file as a zpool. it'll limit the size to the size of the disk file that is added to it. you can offine that but it wont expand till theres a device listed in its place that is the proper size. hence i was going for a sparse zvol i just dont add data to. :) 15:00:52 mrelcee: ok man. but i would be prepared to rebuild the pool when you have all disks present 15:01:18 nah. replace the hinky device i the pool. let it resilver 15:01:54 ok, good luck 15:08:44 maybe i have a way. i do have 1T free ion my boot ssd.. and the data that needs on there is 1.8T. make a 950G file with truncate.. add that and the three drives.. move data over and when the last drive is done reformatting.. I can down the dummy file, replace with the real disk. let autoexpand do its job.. the sparse zvol not working is the problem here... 15:10:28 funny thing this worked in pre-openzfs days on freebsd. is advertised to work on linux machines now. doesnt now on freebsd. or I am missing something. 15:10:41 it seems like a lot of work to do it the wrong way first rather than just doing it the right way™️ 15:12:26 just shifting time around. its called hacking. :) this isnt wrong like creating manbearpig. Just a little wrong. 15:35:09 yep creating 950G file and replacing the 10G placeholder it autoexpanded the volume. 15:36:47 that is offlined again - i was reformatting the drives yesterday and missed doing this oe. i really dont have another day to wait around is all. :) 17:32:42 * ober gets a lot of kernel time spiking from browsers playing youtube. short bursts that make it hard to ctx