what GPU would that be?

still no dice getting sound working

anything i should try

nothing on docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/multimedia is working

what are you having troubles with?

does /dev/sndstat show your audio device?

oxbar ^

pcm0: <Realtek (0x0287) (Analog)> (play/rec) default

pcm1: <Realtek (0x0287) (Left Analog Headphones)> (play)

what kind of hardware is this? mainboard built-in audio? laptop?

don't know i know debian and everything works out the box

how do i check ?

just want to know if this is a desktop computer or a laptop or a server or whatever

laptop

brace your ears, does this produce sound? cat /dev/random > /dev/dsp

nope

what does mixer say?

vol = 0.71 pcm 1.00 spekaer 1.00 etc ..

mic 0.36

have you tried the headphone jack?

never got my laptop built-in speakers working but also never bothered looking into it

nope no headphones it proably works though

ah yeah, tiger lake

my laptop is that too

dam!

I figure it's an easy fix, just never was bothered enough to look into it :/

jbo: bsd-hardware.info/?probe=992f78eb3e

does that look the same ?

oxbar, my setup is shown here: forums.freebsd.org/threads/audio-ca…tiger-lake.96345/page-2#post-685550

I'd recommend to bump the PR

exact same

jbo: there are two laptops that are spinning hard drives on the shelf.. they work out the box everything.. i just don't like it cause its so slow

maybe if i can find a way for it to stop spinning and spinning down it could be usable

I assume that getting audio to work on this platform is a simple fix (i.e. some IDs missing somewhere or whatever). But I really don't know. never looked into it.

i bought a ssd for it but i have no screw drivers to fit it lol

ok Thanks though

screw drivers are a good investment :)

yea lol.. wife is gone let me try it again

back.. this laptop already had freebsd on it

jbo: should i delete /usr/ports and download latest ports i updated pkg to latest

oxbar, generally - especially if you're new to FreeBSD - don't mix ports and packages

either install everything via 'pkg' or install everything via compiled ports.

I came across a reproducible kernel panic on -CURRENT, the panic is: "domain is null", and the problem appears to go away when I disable bhyve at boot (I'm using vm-bhyve). Is this worth reporting?

I think it's from here: sys/amd64/vmm/amd/amdvi_hw.c:1370: KASSERT(domain, ("domain is NULL"));

Or least from amdvi_hw.c, there's a few of those.

Hm immediate panic when I start the VM too. I'll try set aside some time to report it

on current it can happen. it is regrettable, but it can happen.

Thanks jbo

anyone alive ? im getting an error when trying to install any de.. example pkg: No packages available to install matching 'xfce' have been found in the repositories

i updated to latest pkg from FreeBSD.conf

any ideas ?

also did pkg update -f and a pkg upgrade -f

oxbar: probably needs a while still to recover from lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-ports/2025-April/007557.html

Anyone knows why tmux tmux

anyone knows why tmux likes to put "10;rgb:f200/f200/f200]11;rgba:0000/0000/01ff/e900" in my terminal everytime I start it?

svragv: I'm pondering the same thing

vkarlsen: interesting, urxvt too?

To me, it happens in urxvt but not in kitty

yeah, to me happens in ruxvt but not in st

svragv: urxvt bug lists.schmorp.de/pipermail/rxvt-unicode/2023q1/002640.html a fix was "recently" commited cvs.schmorp.de/rxvt-unicode/src/command.C?r1=1.599&r2=1.600

I get a different string than you: 10;rgb:ffff/ffff/ffff11;rgb:0000/0000/0000

probably worth pulling into the ports tree until a new version comes out

Good to know, thanks. I thought I had borked something in my configs

thanks nimaje

I reported it

oxbar: certain realtek codecs, they are available but at a very low level. there is a known bug there.