arg, what a weird one... i have a tiny desktop i setup as a miniserver with mirrored zfs ssds. two decent samsung EVO's 500G. i just had one go offline for a few days, 300+ write errors and it's degraded. smartctl wouldn't dump any info. suddenly smartctl works again but i haven't rebooted or reset the hardware. should i attempt a zpool clear?

i was thinking of trying to swap out the sata cable hot since it's already technically offline. just not sure if camcontrol rescan is enough

similar thing has happened to me, both on beelink EQ12 I think it is, and on a Deskmini i think it's called. Crappy little sata connectors. Makes me want to go with nvme, or at least m.2, only for mini pc's. i tend to take it apart, put it back together, and hopefully everything is fine after a zpool clear and/or resilver

yeah, well... this is mirrored boot. i just replaced an offbrand secondary disk with a second evo

i thought i setup the boot sector and copied over the efi files

i really didn't want to get in a reboot test ;]

i'm now running on the replaced drive, it's the primary that failed. it does sound like a connector

i have a new sata cable... if this were AIX i'd just rmdev -l hdiskX, and service the hardware

i'm considering a camcontrol stop on that disk, and go hot rewire it

and then a camcontrol rescan

to see if it comes back

So the question is Wayland or Xorg on Freebsd? I'm thinking Wayland and Xfce on my old Netbook

And I guess that doesn't preclude any nice old BSD windowing apps.

Hmm, it seems the freebsd encryption for home is broken?

I setup home encryption and just noticed that zroot/home/me is actually just never mounted

mccd: znf native datasets are not automounted

zfs*

*native encryption

i think it's by design

you'd have to ssh in and be allowed via doas or sudo to zfs load-key and zfd mount for that dir. if it's $HOME then you'd have to log out then back in

Okay, that makes sense. I think then I'll remove encryption from the dataset and enable it for root instead

if that's possible

it's not. you'll need to mount the encrypted contents, write it all to some temporary space, then destroy the vdev/dir. enabling it for root instead is also not possible, I think, as it's set on install. Also, IIRC zfs-on-root uses GELI which isn't zfs native encryption

i might be wrong on that last point. but if i root-on-zfs install, i get to set encryption there and its a GELI prompt i get on rebooting

first, figure out why you need encryption, then where

by "mount the encrypted contents" i mean mount and then decrypt it

Well I mostly just wanted to encrypt my laptop in case it gets stolen

I would hope that you can use zfs allow to allow someone to manage their own encrypted datasets, but no idea about encrypted home and my knowlage about FDE comes from before zfs native encryption where of course geli was used, no idea if loader got support to load from zfs native encrypted datasets

am i reading this right that freebsd's automatic ACPI support tries to do cpu freq reduction for passive cooling first by default? my server needs to run max freq, max fan all the time... i've been seeing weird temperature fluxes, could this be the cause?

you mean powerd? not sure it is enabled by default, but it reads like you just want it disabled

no, i mean like sysctl -a | grep therm

you mean hw.acpi.thermal.tz%d.passive_cooling and hw.acpi.thermal.tz%d.active ? these seem to be deactivated for me, but also no idea what they should do

lf_

mccd: for a laptop i'd recommend zfs-on-root with encryption. But if you have any data you want to keep, back it up, do a brand new install with zfs-on-root and enable encryption, then copy yr data accross. There is no in-place method of doing what you want.

f451: cheers! I'll leave it unencrypted for now and do that later

mccd, f451: did you see pam_zfs_key reviews.freebsd.org/D28018 ? I have it on my system, but it seems like it is missing a man page

hi

hello everybody, can anyone point me in right direction ? i have older machine with I219-LM SPT-H(2) network adapter. Got into interesting situation with freebsd 14.2 (clean install). when i set ip address staticaly, it wont work. when i leave it to dhcpcd, it works. seems to me like problem with driver. Even tried modified driver from intel (found info on forum), but no luck, still same situation. Any

hints please ?

and for info, i tried manual settings, rc.conf settings, even create bridge over that iface, none works. no indication of any problem in logs. it just wont resolve arp and on tcpdump on other side i see no packets comming through. But on dhcp client it works.

are you sure you don't need dhcp in your network and can set it up statically too? With this symptoms my first guess would be the network refusing to cooperate if you don't get your ip via dhcp

ee problem is local in that machine. there are 5 other machines in that segment, all setted up staticaly and no problem. even virtual on 1 of that machines (libvirt on linux , fbsd14.2 installed) working through bridge like charm. It's specific to this network interface.

on linux it works, but i dont want linux on that particular machine

and yes i tested to connect it to cable from other machine, same result, link is up, nothing working till dhcpcd somehow get ip

do your routing tables look sensible? netstat -r -W -n

thats interesting on that

it looks fine

viker: Can you paste the relevant lines to that interface from /etc/rc.conf as well as the "ifconfig" and "netstat -rn" output somewhere such as pastebin.com ?