02:26:44 <tuaris> Do you think a RAIDZ2 is worth it for NVME?
03:35:29 <SponiX> tuaris: Define: worth it
03:40:35 * runxiyu recompiles kernel on a 2011 macbook air, just to get BWN_GPL_PHY
03:47:15 <runxiyu> i'm having an issue where when my system is under heavy load, a lot of my keuyboard inputs are dropped
03:49:24 <tuaris> vs a RAIDZ1?
04:26:15 <SponiX> tuaris: probably not
04:26:47 <rtprio> tuaris: how many nvme do you have? also: probably not
04:27:00 <tuaris> 16
04:29:17 <rtprio> !!!
04:29:58 <rtprio> whats your desired size? without additional information, i'd probably go with a set of mirrors, and maybe a couple of spares
04:30:20 <tuaris> They are 1TB each
04:30:44 <tuaris> I want the most space out of them, but the data is also very important
04:31:00 <tuaris> so I'm trying to decide what the best balance between space and data protection
04:44:00 <ek> tuaris: I'd say it's worth it. If you can afford z2, do it.
04:44:24 <ek> Personally, I would do a 2x8 z2 setup and call it a day.
05:23:54 <runxiyu> https://runxiyu.org/IMG_7549.jpg
05:23:55 <runxiyu> uhhh
05:48:03 <runxiyu> are there any docs of a high-level overview of how the kernel handles interrupts?
07:23:47 <runxiyu> Does SO_REUSEPORT work with unix domain sockets?
09:47:41 <sixpiece> hello
13:13:45 <jbo> hmm... looks like I borked a system. doesn't boot from EFI anymore
13:41:37 <dch> runxiyu: have you read design & implementation of freebsd book ? its likely the best starting point
13:42:47 <runxiyu> design and impl of 4.4BSD, you mean?
13:43:02 <runxiyu> i think its less relevant to modern irq handling as smp changes things
13:43:09 <dch> no
13:43:55 <runxiyu> ohhh i  didn't see that in docs somehow
13:44:13 <runxiyu> (i was looking at https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/ from memory)
13:44:17 <runxiyu> my fingers segfaulted
13:44:33 <dch> from the $EVIL site https://www.amazon.com/Design-Implementation-FreeBSD-Operating-System/dp/0321968972/132-8274901-5789843
13:45:19 <runxiyu> EACCES due to jurisdiction
13:46:56 <dch> runxiyu: I am sure there are other websites you can google to find it. The 2nd edition is the one you want.
13:47:26 <runxiyu> thx
13:48:26 <dch> runxiyu: not certain but SO_REUSEPORT probably doesn't work for unix sockets, but it would be easy to try. I would expect you would open fd in parent, then fork, to achieve the same effect.
13:48:51 <runxiyu> yeah, it doesn't work
13:49:15 <runxiyu>  would be very nice to have tho, might write up a patch for it
13:49:21 <dch> sweet
13:49:59 <dch> ouch MCA :-(
13:50:19 <dch> I have 1 bad ram (or slot) here, about every 2 weeks it MCAs
13:50:30 <dch> and then I move the RAM around a bit
13:50:43 <dch> should take a couple of months to finally work out whats wrong
13:51:11 <dch> why would `poudriere jail -c -j 14_2_a64 -a arm64.aarch64 -v 14.2-RELEASE` when run on amd64 build from sources? it should be able to create the entire jail from tarball & patches
17:47:50 <jpb> greetings: any ops in this channel?
17:51:23 <lts> It is a parallel of the amount of active BSD developers
19:21:16 <mzar> Can't enable IRQ/MSI because no handler is installed
20:15:02 <waffles> hiii hows it going
20:16:23 <waffles> i have a 2014 macbook pro and i was wondering if freebsd was well supported on this hardware
21:16:43 <waffles> hiii shortcircuit
21:16:44 <shortcircuit> hello
21:16:47 <waffles> how u
21:16:55 <shortcircuit> im good :D wbu
21:17:00 <waffles> chillin chillin
21:18:12 <waffles> i was checking the freebsd page for applemacbook and i dont think its gonna be applicable to me lol
21:18:33 <shortcircuit> aww :(
21:18:36 <waffles> i can see why people said i should write docs
21:18:44 <shortcircuit> i wonder if my 2015 mbp is supported
21:18:49 <shortcircuit> its dual gpu, intel + amd
21:18:55 <waffles> yeah i got a mid 2014 intel nvidia
21:19:31 <waffles> rn i got cachyos running on it its pretty sweet, but ive never really gotten a chance to try freebsd before cause i just dont own supported hardware
21:20:00 <shortcircuit> one thing ive noticed about these old macbooks I have is that they get SUPER hot
21:20:12 <waffles> hahahahahhaa yeah they do
21:20:25 <waffles> my thinkpad is a w541 with a quadro k2100m
21:20:37 <waffles> but luckily the quadro doesnt work on qubesOS so i just blacklist nouveau
21:20:43 <shortcircuit> :D
21:21:40 <shortcircuit> i think ive installed freebsd at least once on all my devices. it works really nicely. i could 100% daily drive it
21:21:57 <waffles> i never get very far before i wuss out and switch back to linux
21:22:02 <shortcircuit> haha
21:22:17 <waffles> im like i just need a dedicated machine, something relatively cheap, and keep it separate and run freebsd on that
21:22:47 <shortcircuit> yeah
21:40:08 <armin> shortcircuit: I've been daily-driving FreeBSD exclusively in I think in 2002 on *all* the machines in my home.
21:40:44 <armin> shortcircuit: It's crazy that's more than 2 decades ago now...
21:42:07 <shortcircuit> :D thats a long time
21:47:11 <armin> shortcircuit: I must admit that I did *NOT* gain the knowledge I would have wished for after running FreeBSD for 2 decades - honestly, MOST of the time I was just enjoying that I can silently let my computers run without having to think about them.
21:48:12 <armin> shortcircuit: Even worse: most of the time I was more than happy running very very very low-end slow computers. As long as FreeBSD booted on them, I knew that everything is fine with the world.
21:49:04 <armin> It was more like this small stone that you collect at the beach somewhen, carrying it around with you for absolutely no reason for years.