01:59:59 i noticed that each time i install, my efibootmgr create line adds a new entry. there a way to delete entries with a certain label so i can clean up after old installs and not have multiple "FreeBSD"s stacking up? 02:03:52 efibootmgr -d -L FreeBSD would be *so nice* 06:11:42 uh 06:11:50 i've never heard of that 10:07:44 rtprio: iwlwifi(4) -- support for Intel AX201.. seems to be stuck in 802.11a/b/g .. not even 'n' wireless in ifconfig -m 14:48:27 Dammit, server went out cold again. Running according to the hoster, unreachable by all other means. 14:48:34 And absolutely nothing in the logs. 14:48:48 Dec 6 06:25:00 jailkeeper /usr/sbin/cron[28635]: (root) CMD (/usr/libexec/atrun) 14:48:51 Dec 6 15:44:21 jailkeeper syslogd: restart 14:49:33 Where would hardware faults/issues/etc be logged? Nothing in /var/log got updated with anything useful. 14:52:20 dmesg? 14:55:24 Alver: if there even is a log message, it likely wouldn't make it to disk. you might be able to catch it with remote syslog 14:55:31 rtprio you never heard of what? 14:55:52 efibootmgr -d -L FreeBSD is just what i wish existed (the -d) it doesn't exist (yet?!) 15:07:47 multiple efi entries 15:17:11 anybody around who has an Oracle Cloud infrastructure account? 15:17:37 I wrote a small helper tool to accept licences for the new FreeBSD images, and fetch the image IDs 15:17:48 but I can't test it anymore as I accepted all my licences... 15:20:01 https://git.sr.ht/~dch/orca 15:51:11 dch ty for the OCI work. container tech is really important to freebsd 15:51:21 big ups my dude 16:49:41 I have a terminology question, so when people refer to Unix sysadmins, they usually mean Linux OR BSD 16:50:09 but BSD is somewhat close to Unix (it follows the philosophy but I think it is still considered Unix-like), but Linux is not 16:50:17 Linux just pisses over Unix... 16:50:25 so why are some Linux sysadmins job title "Unix Sysadmin" 16:50:32 well "Unix System Administrator" 16:51:01 if you were a BSD sysadmin then I assume it is more acceptable to use "Unix" 16:52:47 polarian: that's one take on it. 16:59:16 Ober: I am asking what would be considered the generally correct terminology lol 17:03:02 i tried to disable moused but i see it still starting up even tho i have no mouse plugged in. anyone know why? 17:04:36 how did you disable it? 17:09:13 ah wait i got mixed up sorry. is moused the best current service for supporting usb mice? or to put it another way do i need to do anything special to disable ps2 mice support? 17:09:52 To disable moused: sysrc moused_nondefault_enable="NO" 17:11:11 man rc.conf | less +/moused_nondefault_enable 17:11:40 using a mouse is an unusual thing on a server 17:13:14 ya it was for someone to mod bios settings that doesn't know you can navigate with kb or smth lol 17:13:30 I agree. Probably the person who enabled it by default thought that on a server that it does not cause any harm and uses little memory and wanted it on the desktop by default. 17:13:53 ya it's dumb i'll remove ty 17:13:56 Navigating BIOS settings would be before FreeBSD loads and won't have moused running then. 17:16:22 polarian: closed source unix has been dead for a very long time 17:26:46 any benefit to enabling hw.usb.usbhid thingy? 17:39:06 why is my firefox not picking the default_unit (sound) ? 17:39:19 it was fine until yesterday =p 17:39:51 * Ober finds that happens often. one has to move ~/.config/[firefox|chromium] out of the way to get it working again 17:40:32 hmm 17:41:07 have not had time to diff the old/new dir to figure out what is getting corrupted 18:12:16 HER: firefox uses pulseaudio for output by default 18:12:35 it can be changed in about:config 18:13:11 also pulseadio output can be changed on the fly with pacmd(1) 18:14:41 im trying to set up lagg but i keep getting no route to host. did i not configure it right? rc.conf has: cloned_interfaces="lagg0", ifconfig_lagg0="laggproto failover laggport bge0 laggport bge1 laggport bge2 laggport bge3 192.168.0.100 netmask 255.255.255.0", defaultrouter="192.168.0.1" 18:15:19 are your bge* interfaces up? 18:15:29 heh 18:15:31 ifconfig_bge2="up" 18:17:47 well that's embarassing. i was so excited to try it i forgot that line from the man page example 18:18:00 what am amazing feature tyvm rtprio and mzar 18:20:01 lacp i've found works better but you need a switch that supports it 18:20:10 so the issue is solved ? 18:27:27 ya tyvm 18:27:56 it's amazing. i was pinging router, pulled network cable out, plugged it into other ethernet port, resumed ping replies. incredible 18:28:52 OK, maybe you want to LACP instead of failover, if switch is capable 18:29:48 ya but why? it works so nice already and then i have to bother with checking switch compatibility 18:29:55 is it really that much better? 18:31:47 bt 18:31:51 wrong window :) 18:38:13 it is because the switch is aware what's failing over 18:46:40 ya and i get that. and i prolly would get zero or atleast fewer no route to hosts during the ping while switching ports. but i don't do fancy networking like you guys do. this is really just a convenience so i don't have to figure out which port is the one with the cable stuck in it 18:46:57 but if i do important networking in the future i'll definitely use lacp 19:08:29 this lagg feature is so amazing 19:08:45 freebsd almost always delivers the goods 19:08:59 really want a --delete --label combo on efibootmgr tho 19:10:19 oh i got my boss's server raid card flashed to IT and switched over to hba & zfs woo 19:10:42 box going to be upgraded in 4-6 mo and it'll be freebsd + zfs from day 1. gonna get a proper hba card too 19:10:48 linux out freebsd in 19:10:54 :D 19:12:58 l00py: just script it 19:28:38 i could i just feel like it's a hole in the command's features is all 19:28:54 but i'm not prepared to submit a patch so not like i'm demanding it 19:42:42 i think you may be overestimating how often this problem occurs 22:29:43 how do i find the identifier of the screen i have plugged into comp? i can use xrandr from within x but i can't get x running without knowing identifier lol. it's vga fwiw 22:29:50 i tried VGA-0 but no screen found 22:52:34 i removed the xorg.conf and installed xf86-video-mga and now x loads but it's SUPER slow. and i'm just using i3 for wm 22:52:41 anyone run into that? 23:01:02 just locked up box and had to hard power cycle it 23:18:46 l00py: Yer on your own there, Bevis :)