00:00:34 its just these internet trolls 00:00:39 not even companies 00:01:38 titou: yo, you around? can you point me to where the dlib issue has been previously documented? 00:37:42 titou: ah, disregard; finally found the right bits 00:39:48 After how much is it 'too much' RAM for ZFS (meaning, it's just wasteful). I have a system with 156 GB of RAM. Is it pointless to add more? The use case is a data store for VMware. 01:59:04 is it possible to have UFS alongside ZFS in the same disk ? 02:54:50 hernan604: yes, generally, you can create partitions and make them members of a zpool just as you can entire disks 02:55:39 As for installation... My guess would be just open a shell and hack away, I don't think bsdinstall supports mixing UFS and ZFS 02:56:16 post-install though it's pretty trivial to add a partition to an existing zpool 04:24:10 fonks: ok thanks 05:08:38 Just curious. Is there a way to print the current transaction number for a zpool? 08:25:22 zBeeble: zdb -u poolname 08:26:21 morning, I was wondering (I run freebsd on qemu) is this a freebsd error ? 08:26:24 ahcich0: Timeout on slot 29 port 0 08:26:24 ahcich0: is 00000000 cs 00000000 ss ffffffff rs ffffffff tfd 50 serr 00000000 cmd 0000c017 08:26:24 (ada0:ahcich0:0:0:0): WRITE_FPDMA_QUEUED. ACB: 61 00 b4 1a d1 40 07 00 00 08 00 00 08:29:26 Would it improve performance to have "native" freebsd graphics drivers instead of using LinuxKPI? 08:29:49 The drivers as far as I know are "native", only ported code, is this true? No linuxelator necessary for drivers, right? 08:55:24 svragv: the ported Linux code relies on a translation layer, i don't remember if DRM uses the existing LinuxKPI or its own layer, but either way it's emulating the Linux APIs. but unlike the linux emulator, it's compiled as native code, there's no ABI translation 08:56:41 i have no idea if removing that would improve performance, but it's worth noting that some network drivers for 10G/40G/100G NICs also rely on LinuxKPI and i haven't heard performance complaints about those 09:02:06 40G? like QSFP? 09:02:17 I have a QSFP+ network card that came with my proliant g9 but i don't think freebsd recognized it 09:03:16 i assume those would be QSFP, yes 09:05:26 it is indeed QSFP yeah 09:05:34 Let's see if I can get the model hold on 09:06:05 HSTNS BN80 09:28:59 svragv: probably, it would slightly improve performance. but probably a lot less than the improvement from just continuing to update the ports to more recent linux versions 09:29:33 especially for things like intel gpus where there's been a lot of changes to the drivers over the last few years 15:07:36 Is there a way to make ls group directories first? 15:25:52 runxiyu: that is a gnu flag, which afaik there is no alternative to, you would need to ls -la and then grep for the D (for directory) and then ls -la and only list the files 15:26:14 something you can probably script :P 15:27:34 although I just thought of one way, in almost all cases a directory is smaller then any file, so just ls -rS 16:19:28 I have a disk running a (root-on-zfs) FreeBSD, where I reserved a separate partition during install. Is it possible to do a new FreeBSD installation onto this free partition, and then mount the current root-on-zfs as a separate pool? 18:15:58 after several days of trying random combinations based on forum notes, i got a Decisio DEC2700 to boot with hw.uart.console="mm:0xfedc9000,rs:2" ... I don't see much in the docs on what exactly this does. Anyone familiar with it? Or know a doc that explains it? 18:17:53 To clarify, I know what uart and the console are, but I don't know how to interpret those values or why the loader worked but the kernel couldn't figure them out without me informing it. 18:19:04 markmcb: check the uart man page and look at the flags section 18:20:07 markmcb: im assuming the second field is flags 18:20:26 zi: I did. I see no mention of these values. 18:24:03 markmcb: oh, my bad. it might be the iomem address (0xfedc9000). do a grep uart /var/run/dmesg 18:24:18 you might see something lie this 18:24:18 ns8250: UART FCR is brokene FIFO> iomem 0xfedc9000-0xfedc9fff,0xfedc7000-0xfedc7fff irq 3 on acpi0 18:26:18 here's an explanation: https://bsdimp.blogspot.com/2018/07/how-to-get-memory-mapped-serial-console.html 18:27:26 zi: yes, i see exactly that. ah, thanks for the link. this helps. 18:28:36 welcome 21:20:23 any reason why Firefox keeps crashing on my with input/output error when launching it 21:20:34 This happened in parallels and utm on a Mac m1 ? 21:20:45 Running freebsd 14.2 aarch64 21:49:41 oxbar: no idea.. but does not crash in bare metal bsd. but, try to open it from the console to get some output 21:49:50 may be helpful