00:09:26 <phryk> regis: not sure, but i ran gentoo natively on a mac mini once upon a time. that worked.
00:10:03 <phryk> tricky part was getting it to boot, rEFIt solved that part, but no idea if that's still around/maintained.
00:13:31 <regis> Tenkawa, phryk: Thanks. I gout curious. I run both MacOS on M1/M4 and FreeBSD CURRENT on ThinkPad. Last time I checked, Asahi Linux was somewhat close to be usable on M1.
00:15:23 <regis> Cool - "We currently have support for most machines of the M1 and M2 generations"
03:08:54 <spork_css_> Anyone ever have luck getting ntpd running in a jail? I don't care about setting the clock, just want to serve time to others.
03:09:27 <mns> ˜/43
03:14:48 <zi> spork_css_: check out the -i flag + running it not-in-a-jail
03:16:13 <kevans> jail
03:16:14 <kevans> er
03:18:44 <voy4g3r2> spork_css_: would it be possible to suggest not doing it in a jail?
03:23:37 <spork_css_> I've so far been successful with keeping services off our hosts, and thought this might be a fun challenge.
03:23:46 <spork_css_> I can also just use outside servers, but...
03:24:10 <spork_css_> I think Chrony might have a "run without setting the system clock" option, but not sure if that feature is linux-only.
03:24:32 <spork_css_> ntpd does start and run, but seems to not do anything with peers if it can't jiggle the system clock.
03:28:37 <spork_css_> Hmmm... https://forums.FreeBSD.org/threads/running-an-ntp-time-server-in-a-jail.88164/post-599939
04:07:10 <spork_css_> "chronyd -x" seems to do the trick.
04:33:56 <kerneldove_> anyone doing local AI stuff on freebsd?
09:34:04 <domicron> thats oddly specific
10:08:51 <bsund> lo
10:09:00 <bsund> wiat
11:48:54 <dwho> Hello , can I run arduino IDE.appImage on freebsd and how to do?
11:50:39 <dwho> I have enable linuxulator and install linux rl-9 in /compat/linux
14:21:00 <tk> Just install vim and avr-gcc :P
14:21:08 <tk> even better than arduino IDE
22:03:33 <rtyler> howdy o/ I'm seeing this intermittent issue with a 14.2 gateway where stops forwarding packets on the LAN, the machine can still hit things over the WAN interface. Both interfaces are ix(1) and it seems to be correlated with traffic usage
22:04:20 <rtyler> it _smells_ like a driver counter is being exhausted on the 10G link, but I'm not sure how to debug
23:22:34 * rtyler tries disabling flow control for the NIC based on <https://wiki.freebsd.org/Networking/10GbE/Router>