00:00:04 when i press F6, i come to windows 00:00:11 when I press F1, I get # on the screen 00:00:20 anything else I press echoes # 00:00:39 how can I dual boot FreeBSD and Windows 10? 00:14:53 <[808]state> I used to think dual booting was good until I thought of the idea that the other operating system could theoretially mount the other partition and modify it 00:38:56 have anyone tried to run CDE on a FreeBSD guest under Qemu/KVM and libvirt? I made GLX work via VMVGA. When I fire up dtlogin the CDE session starts, but I have no mouse or keyboard. What am I missing? 00:40:46 more info https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/dg7yQWpdDv/ 00:42:10 the keyboard works when using the normal console 00:50:33 [808]state: i guess that depends on how much you trust the other party booting the other OS 00:52:36 voy4g3r2: i was using a very old AXIS PTZ, just as a test 02:02:19 lol---i managed to boot freebsd but lost the ability to boot Windows 02:02:33 I have a fresh FreeBSD without X 02:03:50 I'm very glad I managed to install emacs-nox and I have network! which is why Im here 02:18:06 Can I mount an NTFS partition on FreeBSD? 02:19:32 # mount -t ntfs /dev/nda0p3 /mnt 02:19:32 mount -t ntfs /dev/nda0p3 /mnt 02:19:32 mount: /dev/nda0p3: Invalid fstype: Invalid argument 02:20:07 gpart show gives me: 239616 554835023 3 ms-basic-data (265G) 02:20:17 so I thought it'd be nda0p3 02:21:04 My FreeBSD root is... ``Trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/nda0p6 [rw]...'' (from dmesg) 02:30:35 Okay, I got some help here and discovered ntfs-3g. I can read my NTFS partition now. I can continue now. (Thanks to the GNU EMACS, I'm on IRC and reading the FreeBSD handbook on the web using eww.) 02:30:46 GNU EMACS---amazing software! 05:22:06 uh huh 05:22:16 yes, ntfs works fine, so long as you don't have bitlocker on 09:39:54 it seems crazy to me that nobody has come up with a tcpip stack that is fully impervious to SYN FLOOD attacks 10:28:06 GoSox: that's what TCP syncookies are for, see sysctl -d net.inet.tcp.syncookies_only 10:30:13 yeah but there are still drawbacks to that 10:30:37 thats what i'm going ot end up using and hopefully i can implement it in a way that will essnetially solve my problem 21:42:56 anyone here using virtualbox on a freebsd host? 21:44:58 i think i remember a new connection (vboxnet0 or something) being created and shown under ifconfig once vboxnet_enable="YES" was added to rc.conf. I'm not sure my network is set up correctly on the host side, and am having a disconnect problem on my client. 21:45:47 client works fine until i load up the connection via dowloading / streaming etc, and then dies. 21:57:00 dansa: have you tried booting directly from the disk? not just the (probable) EFI boot entry 22:02:15 jnewt: I have vboxnet_enable="YES" in rc.conf and vboxdrv_load="YES" in /boot/loader.conf. Not sure exactly why, I did this a long time ago. But it works. 22:04:01 vkarlsen: I have the same. does your ifconfig show any additional interfaces, like vboxnet0, bridge0 or tun0 that may be related to virtualbox? 22:04:36 i only have lo0, em0 and em1, which are my loopback and two physical nics. 22:05:49 jnewt: Not currently, but I'm pretty sure it does once I start a vm 22:06:04 i give the client em0 as the nic for the bridged connection, but it seems like I had some other interface in there in the past. 22:06:39 mine never adds another interface, even with the vm running. 22:07:19 I have about 15 seconds of actual internet usage (beyond ping) and then the vm loses it's internet. 22:20:54 anything in the log? in the vm or on the host? 22:38:34 on the windows side i can see a bunch of dns server didn't respond and then a gateway not available. it retains the ip / gateway information recieved from the router 22:42:21 I don't have any logs in ~/VirtualBox VMs/myvmname/Logs, in fact, that Logs folder has not been updated for months (probably since the last time I actually had virtualbox running correctly. seems the logging has stopped. 22:54:24 i haven't used virtualbox in a long time, sorry