runxiyu: np

finally managed to do that after getting the /boot partition in an usb drive

Nice. I didn't know this section existed - particularly, section 3, failover between ethernet and wireless: docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/…ced-networking/#network-aggregation

what's a good lightweight login manager for Wayland on FreeBSD?

zwr: lightdm

Hallo,

can somebody help me with this error:

I get this when trying to install the .NET SDK port.

bsd.to seems to be dead by the way.

limubs: building directly from the ports tree, without something like poudriere or synth? ccache?

nimaje yes, with theses commands: cd /usr/ports/lang/dotnet/ && make install clean

but it seems that I don't have a "cc" or "clang" command.

How can I fix that?

your cc is missing?

yes

-sh: cc: not found

cc and clang are part of the base os. your PATH must be broken, at a minimum

does /usr/bin/cc exist? then you messed up PATH

no, doesn't exist

it's TwinCAT/BSD

seems they have got a os-generic-userland-devtools port package.

See 7 Package Server

after I installed it, the stuff starts to compile.

you should probably be using their packages instead of trying to build locally from source

otherwise, it is likely you'll run into problems again later

don't think that they've got a .NET SDK package :-P

seems there are only runtime packages.

they should have modified their ports tree to include dependencies on os-generic-userland-devtools for most stuff (probably only not for NO_BUILD=1 ones)

hm, what does this mean?

well, freebsds ports tree assume a freebsd base system, so if they move some stuff into packages, they should adapt their ports tree to depend on those packages when needed

hm. ok

any idea for openzfs/zfs #15030#issuecomment-2621887098 ?

paste.debian.net/1347400 x86_64 instruction set, usable or not?

quickrr: what do you mean, "usable"?

what instruction set extensions do the target cpus have? the official repo should work on all supported cpus, so default options can only enable SSE2 for amd64

It would be silly not to use AVX if you have it

But that's for local builds, for repos - see nimaje :°)

another option, but its a annoying :)

math/cado-nfs is broken bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=284029, freebsd14 (avx512), (freebsd13 works), trying fix,

well, that bug seems to be about unconditionally trying to use some instruction set extension (here avx512) on some cpu that doesn't have that extension (here zen3)

paste.debian.net/1347405 <--- time v1-v2-v3-v4

(zen5 9700x has avx512)

OPTIONS_DEFAULT_amd64= X86-64-V1 <----

man i'm so impressed with boot environments. i had to boot back and forth to troubleshoot a minor upgrade issue, that was so nice.

hi all freebsd user l33t ... .

:) how are you all

l33t!

which version of freebsd you use limubs

We haven't release verson 14.2 yet

uname -r says FreeBSD 14.2-RELEASE

But it's TwinCAT/BSD.

states that 14.2 is now available by the way Frisco-0day

yeah that's true limubs

your using it now ?

correct... on an IPC with a veeeeeery slow CPU

pkubaj, hi! www/firefox: -CFLAGS_powerpc64le= -DSQLITE_BYTEORDER=1234

maybe same for www/librewolf and www/waterfox?

hm, libmozsqlite3.so does mozilla have a fork of sqlite3?

VVD: nope

they have older sqlite version

www/librewolf use firefox 134

ok, i must have missed it somehow

firefox is 135 now

waterfox use firefox-lts (128?)

can you check whether the following code is present? sqlite.org/src/info/4a2498fed4c5436f

search file ext/rtree/rtree.c?

i don't think so, the whole sqlite is copied to files named sqlite*

i think it was sqlite.c and sqlite.h

or maybe sqlite3.c and .h

i'm currently downloading librefox tarball, but it will take some time 26m57s

make patch in progress…

pkubaj, librewolf-134.0.2-1/third_party/rust/libsqlite3-sys/sqlite3/sqlite3.c have it

librewolf-134.0.2-1/third_party/rust/libsqlite3-sys/sqlcipher/sqlite3.c don't have

VVD: what about third_party/sqlite3/src/sqlite3.c?

have

librewolf-134.0.2-1/security/nss/lib/sqlite/sqlite3.c don't have

It have 4 copies of the sqlite3 in sources!

well, then it's probably not safe to remove that knob

i think firefox doesn't use as many copies

they are same for 99%

same, but it's important to have SQLITE_BYTEORDER properly set

i mean firefox and librewolf

VVD: librewolf seems to bundle much more libraries:

919M /usr/ports/distfiles/librewolf-134.0.2-1.source.tar.gz

563M /usr/ports/distfiles/firefox-134.0.2.source.tar.xz

i think i'd leave it for now as is

xz vs gz

unpack

ah

Has anyone successfully passed through a USB controller to a bhyve VM?

why do they even bring one copy of sqlite instead of using the system one?

crb: yes, but I bought a pci-e usb card to get it working

hmm, interesting, I was hoping a few or one of the USB ports on my motherboard were a PCIe device that could be passthrough

it could work, only one way to find out