00:11:18 <polarian> runxiyu: np
00:30:01 <sukamu> finally managed to do that after getting the /boot partition in an usb drive
00:59:47 <mason> Nice. I didn't know this section existed - particularly, section 3, failover between ethernet and wireless: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/advanced-networking/#network-aggregation
07:17:32 <zwr> what's a good lightweight login manager for Wayland on FreeBSD?
13:22:16 <SponiX> zwr: lightdm
13:52:25 <limubs> Hallo,
13:52:25 <limubs> can somebody help me with this error:
13:52:26 <limubs> https://0bin.net/paste/Kk9n-zo1#pWh1S9vmdwiABMDsuA9XpFu+cYLYbu+IHG8vvJd5Cgm
13:52:26 <limubs> I get this when trying to install the .NET SDK port.
13:57:11 <limubs> bsd.to seems to be dead by the way.
14:03:50 <nimaje> limubs: building directly from the ports tree, without something like poudriere or synth? ccache?
14:05:24 <limubs> nimaje yes, with theses commands: cd /usr/ports/lang/dotnet/ && make install clean
14:05:25 <limubs> but it seems that I don't have a "cc" or "clang" command.
14:05:28 <limubs> How can I fix that?
14:06:05 <nimaje> your  cc  is missing?
14:06:25 <limubs> yes
14:06:39 <limubs> -sh: cc: not found
14:07:08 <zi> cc and clang are part of the base os.  your PATH must be broken, at a minimum
14:07:20 <nimaje> does /usr/bin/cc exist? then you messed up PATH
14:08:26 <limubs> no, doesn't exist
14:08:32 <limubs> it's TwinCAT/BSD
14:08:46 <limubs> seems they have got a os-generic-userland-devtools port package.
14:10:45 <zi> https://download.beckhoff.com/download/Document/ipc/embedded-pc/embedded-pc-cx/TwinCAT_BSD_en.pdf
14:10:53 <zi> See 7 Package Server
14:15:36 <limubs> after I installed it, the stuff starts to compile.
14:16:16 <zi> you should probably be using their packages instead of trying to build locally from source
14:16:34 <zi> otherwise, it is likely you'll run into problems again later
14:17:11 <limubs> don't think that they've got a .NET SDK package :-P
14:18:16 <limubs> https://tcbsd.beckhoff.com/TCBSD/14/stable/packages/All/
14:18:16 <limubs> seems there are only runtime packages.
14:19:16 <nimaje> 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)
14:20:45 <limubs> hm, what does this mean?
14:24:31 <nimaje> 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
14:27:31 <limubs> hm. ok
14:58:16 <mage> any idea for https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/15030#issuecomment-2621887098 ?
15:17:07 <quickrr> https://paste.debian.net/1347400/ x86_64 instruction set, usable or not?
15:19:16 <Alver> quickrr: what do you mean, "usable"?
15:19:44 <nimaje> 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
15:20:19 <Alver> It would be silly not to use AVX if you have it
15:20:48 <Alver> But that's for local builds, for repos - see nimaje :°)
15:22:50 <quickrr> https://paste.debian.net/1347403/
15:23:19 <quickrr> another option, but its a annoying :)
15:29:21 <quickrr> math/cado-nfs is broken https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=284029, freebsd14 (avx512), (freebsd13 works), trying fix,
15:34:35 <nimaje> 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)
15:40:52 <quickrr> https://paste.debian.net/1347405/ <--- time v1-v2-v3-v4
15:41:32 <quickrr> (zen5 9700x has avx512)
15:43:07 <quickrr> OPTIONS_DEFAULT_amd64=  X86-64-V1   <----
16:00:46 <Demosthenex> 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.
16:22:26 <Frisco-0day> hi all freebsd user l33t ... .
16:22:39 <Frisco-0day> :) how are you all
16:22:53 <limubs> l33t!
16:24:19 <Frisco-0day> which version of freebsd you use limubs
16:24:37 <Frisco-0day> We haven't release verson 14.2 yet
16:31:12 <limubs> uname -r says FreeBSD 14.2-RELEASE
16:31:13 <limubs> But it's TwinCAT/BSD.
16:31:37 <limubs> https://www.beckhoff.com/en-us/products/ipc/software-and-tools/twincat-bsd/
16:46:47 <limubs> https://www.freebsd.org/releases/14.2R/announce/
16:46:48 <limubs> states that 14.2 is now available by the way Frisco-0day
16:51:06 <Frisco-0day> yeah that's true limubs
16:51:38 <Frisco-0day> your using it now ?
16:52:41 <limubs> correct... on an IPC with a veeeeeery slow CPU
17:03:37 <VVD> pkubaj, hi! www/firefox: -CFLAGS_powerpc64le=    -DSQLITE_BYTEORDER=1234
17:04:00 <VVD> maybe same for www/librewolf and www/waterfox?
17:12:27 <nimaje> hm, libmozsqlite3.so does mozilla have a fork of sqlite3?
18:42:48 <pkubaj> VVD: nope
18:42:53 <pkubaj> they have older sqlite version
18:43:21 <VVD> www/librewolf use firefox 134
18:43:42 <pkubaj> ok, i must have missed it somehow
18:43:45 <VVD> firefox is 135 now
18:44:05 <VVD> waterfox use firefox-lts (128?)
18:44:31 <pkubaj> can you check whether the following code is present? https://sqlite.org/src/info/4a2498fed4c5436f
18:45:58 <VVD> search file ext/rtree/rtree.c?
18:46:54 <pkubaj> i don't think so, the whole sqlite is copied to files named sqlite*
18:47:01 <pkubaj> i think it was sqlite.c and sqlite.h
18:47:11 <pkubaj> or maybe sqlite3.c and .h
18:47:53 <pkubaj> i'm currently downloading librefox tarball, but it will take some time 26m57s
18:52:58 <VVD> make patch in progress…
19:00:40 <VVD> pkubaj, librewolf-134.0.2-1/third_party/rust/libsqlite3-sys/sqlite3/sqlite3.c have it
19:02:36 <VVD> librewolf-134.0.2-1/third_party/rust/libsqlite3-sys/sqlcipher/sqlite3.c don't have
19:03:12 <pkubaj> VVD: what about third_party/sqlite3/src/sqlite3.c?
19:03:36 <VVD> have
19:04:09 <VVD> librewolf-134.0.2-1/security/nss/lib/sqlite/sqlite3.c don't have
19:04:58 <VVD> It have 4 copies of the sqlite3 in sources!
19:06:00 <pkubaj> well, then it's probably not safe to remove that knob
19:06:26 <pkubaj> i think firefox doesn't use as many copies
19:11:58 <VVD> they are same for 99%
19:14:16 <pkubaj> same, but it's important to have SQLITE_BYTEORDER properly set
19:15:41 <VVD> i mean firefox and librewolf
19:34:35 <pkubaj> VVD: librewolf seems to bundle much more libraries:
19:34:37 <pkubaj> 919M    /usr/ports/distfiles/librewolf-134.0.2-1.source.tar.gz
19:34:37 <pkubaj> 563M    /usr/ports/distfiles/firefox-134.0.2.source.tar.xz
19:34:50 <pkubaj> i think i'd leave it for now as is
19:34:59 <VVD> xz vs gz
19:35:22 <VVD> unpack
19:40:16 <pkubaj> ah
20:04:33 <crb> Has anyone successfully passed through a USB controller to a bhyve VM?
21:03:02 <nimaje> why do they even bring one copy of sqlite instead of using the system one?
21:11:33 <getz> crb: yes, but I bought a pci-e usb card to get it working
22:24:28 <crb> hmm, interesting, I was hoping a few or one of the USB ports on my motherboard were a PCIe device that could be passthrough
22:27:38 <getz> it could work, only one way to find out