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qop
so... how do you set the screen resolution of tty of fbsd running on a vm? vidcontrol -i say "invalid ioctl for device"
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decuser
hi all, anyone home?
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ivy
is there an smr_t associated with the net epoch (to use with PCTRIE_DEFINE_SMR)?
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plantroon
is there some way to run docker so that the containers themselves use linuxulator or bhyve - supplying just a kernel for docker to run on without the whole OS around it? Or is there some kind of a feature in bhyve, that would allow the VM's kernel to directly utilize FreeBSD's storage and networking stack? My objective is to avoid running a full Linux system in bhyve (which works perfectly well currently) - but I still...
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plantroon
... need some linux server software and it does not look like any of it will be ported anytime soon. IIRC there exists a solution like plan 9 protocol used in wsl and I have some faint memory of Xen hypervisor allowing something like this - where you don't pass a whole LV to the VM, but a filesystem instaed
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plantroon
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librecat
does freebsd support WCN785x
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librecat
openbsd doesnt seem to support it but linux does
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librecat
it uses the ath12k driver on linux 6.12
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librecat
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librecat
nvm not supported but work in progress
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ivy
i am very confused by PCTRIE_FIND_OR_INSERT() and apparently there are no existing users of this to see how you're actually meant to use it
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hays
i am trying to track down if people have good experience with the realtek 2.5GB drivers for freebsd in 14.0. .. considering opnsense
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ivy
kevans: is everything in sys/modules expect to set its own WARNS level (or CWARNFLAGS) depending on what it wants?
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ivy
trying to work out the right way to enable -Wthread-safety for bridge, because it's pretty useful: /home/ivy/src/bsd/dev/sys/net/bridge_fdb.h:149:1: error: expecting mutex '__fdb' to be held at the end of function [-Werror,-Wthread-safety-analysis]
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ivy
this is a new one: panic: userret: Returning with sleep disabled
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ivy
oh, i think this is what happens when you forget to call NET_EPOCH_EXIT
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pertho
Anyone know how I can turn off ASLR properly for WINE? I got a game that does some live patching of some files and I think ASLR is preventing it. I toggled off all the sysctls with aslr, and even tried elfctl on wine64.bin for +noaslr but the vm.aslr_restarts counter keeps increasing when I try to run the game so ASLR is still on.
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mason
pertho: Might be a mailing list or #bsdmips (EFnet) question.
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kerneldove
just wanna confirm, if a jail is a vnet jail, it requires a unique ip and no other jail (vnet or otherwise) on the jail host can use the same ip?
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ivy
kerneldove: practicaly, yes, but there's nothing stopping you assigning the same IP address to two different vnets jails, it just won't work, the same as if you assign the same IP to two different physical computers
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kerneldove
ok got it ty. and host based networking (where jails share same nif and ip as host) is more efficient? (because it's not running a separate net stack)
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ivy
probably slightly more efficient, yes
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ivy
i would not usually consider that in practice though
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kerneldove
why not?
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ivy
because i don't care about a 0.001% difference in networking performance
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kerneldove
ah right
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kerneldove
and btw, vnet jail can't reuse same ip host uses right? vnet is basically saying this is a different network host and thus needs its own ip
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ivy
that is correct
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ivy
you cannot assign the same IP address to two different physical computers, so you can't assign the same IP address to a host and its vnet jail
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kerneldove
tyvm. btw saw service jails are coming in 15 that's really exciting
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kerneldove
at first i started running services as their own user, now i can go further and run them as their own user in their own jail!
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ivy
service jails as currently implemented are not very useful
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ivy
i was hoping to improve this before 15.0 but i got caught up in a load of other stuff and didn't get around to it