00:22:15 <Macer> kind of sucks that i had to have picked the worst usb drives ever to boot freebsd with :)
00:22:55 <Macer> the supermicro 1u i have has two internal on board usb ports and i put 2 128GB pny usb drives in it that were low profile to mirror and they go ridiculously slow
00:42:10 <psychonate> I feel like I must have misunderstood. Did you say that you're mirroring USB thumb drives?
00:51:45 <Macer> yes. usb drives for booting
00:52:32 <Macer> i've had 2 usb drives in my fbsd nas for years :)
00:57:47 <Macer> i'm not really sure what happened with these. maybe the pny usb drives are just garbage
00:57:57 <psychonate> I thought maybe you had committed some kind of awful crime and mirroring USB drives was your form of penance.
00:58:12 <Macer> lol
00:58:22 <Macer> it works fine for booting
00:58:35 <psychonate> You have more on them than just /boot ?
00:58:47 <Macer> well.. unless you get pny drives i guess
00:58:49 <Macer> no. zroot
00:58:52 <Macer> mirrored
00:59:34 <Macer> i've had a couple die on me before. just pop the broken one out, replace with a new one, zpool replace it, done
00:59:59 <Macer> those were the sandisk fits .. the really low profile small ones
01:00:12 <psychonate> Is at least USB 3?
01:00:37 <Macer> well. the drives are. the ancient 1u i have them in only has usb2 ports
01:01:13 <Macer> i have a dom for my ancient isilon but i never had a chance to put it in and yank the SDs because i really don't want to play with the nas since it just works (tm)
01:01:31 <Macer> s/SDs/USB drives
01:02:00 <Macer> plus i'd lose redundancy since there is only 1 dom port :/
01:03:24 <Macer> i need to get 2 that work in the 1u so i can install proxmox and migrate my jails and containers to the 1u so i could use the ryzen i'm currently using as a fbsd server
01:03:46 <Macer> which is on an asrock x570d4u board with ecc and 2 nvmes
10:04:20 <roccosano> is there some way to use passthru with securelevel enabled?
14:26:14 <Retrofan> Hi guys, my znc is still down
14:34:40 <Retrofan> I changed the cable of Ethernet, but the problem is still there.. And I finally uploaded the output of ifconfig, and I will post it; hopefully someone help me :)
14:36:43 <Retrofan> I really need help :(
14:58:00 <drumr7> I have a headset, when the computer is loading FreeBSD, starts to give high pitched noise or feedback when it gets detected. It has happened under multiple versions of FreeBSD and BSD variants so I assume it might be kernel  or kernel adjacent. Any thoughts or if I should create a bug report?
14:58:34 <Retrofan> I hate cloudflare..
14:58:41 <Retrofan> I can't use pastebin
14:58:52 <Retrofan> bloated JS
15:04:43 <Retrofan> AI bots here and there.. Internet is  really  dead
15:23:01 <pasiz> Sure. Internet is the parody horizon for darpa
15:30:51 <Retrofan> Or CERN, conspiracy begins now XD
15:47:32 <Retrofan> https://dpaste.com/DTMDEVJXR.txt
15:47:48 <Retrofan> Here is it, please someone check
15:52:30 <Retrofan> I am not using static IP, and I tried but no luck, also tried restarting the netif and much more.. still no luck :(
15:56:13 <jgh> I'd call the "inet 0.0.0.0" line unusual, but otherwise ok
15:58:36 <Retrofan> jgh: then my problem is just begin unlucky :(
15:59:55 <Retrofan> I think the router is blocking me for some reason..
16:00:25 <Retrofan> I rested it many times disabled security
16:00:25 <jgh> can you ping the IRC server?  traceroute?  telnet the IRC port on the IRC server?
16:00:59 <Retrofan> I can't even ping my router's ip..
16:01:10 <Retrofan> Host is down
16:02:04 <Retrofan> All of this happened after using pulseaudio..
16:02:18 <Retrofan> *I begin using
16:02:33 <Retrofan> I disabled from startup but no luck..
16:02:51 <pasiz> can you see the router in fdb table
16:05:47 <pasiz> and what address is in line: inet 0.0.0.0 netmask 0xff000000 broadcast 255.255.255.255
16:06:01 <pasiz> How is your interface configuration?
16:07:20 <Retrofan> Wait let me check
16:11:05 <Retrofan> pasiz: you mean rc.conf
16:12:49 <pasiz> Yes. But you said you are not using fixed ip?
16:13:03 <pasiz> so if dhcp, where the 0.0.0.0 is coming?
16:13:10 <Retrofan> yeah
16:13:14 <Retrofan> I don't know
16:13:30 <pasiz> can you tcpdump dhcp req -> offer
16:15:53 <Retrofan> I want to mention that I am now connected using my sim card, and I need to disable it and reconnect using my ethernet cable; so I lose coneection and I talked to the owner of my znc.. he said fixing will take sometime. So please send me all the commands you need
16:16:59 <Retrofan> before I move back to my Ethernet cable to test them
16:17:15 <Retrofan> and I am using all-in-one ISP router
16:17:28 <pasiz> oh
16:18:14 <Retrofan> for nearly 10 years now
16:19:17 <pasiz> can you verify with some other device that the router is working
16:19:32 <Retrofan> yeah done it and it's working
16:19:55 <Retrofan> and I used same cable and new cables, also Wifi
16:21:00 <Retrofan> Is changing my MAC will fix it? like I can see that router is blocking only my device
16:27:30 <pasiz> your mac seems to belong to HP devices
16:28:05 <pasiz> So you cannot login to your router?
16:30:11 <Retrofan> Direct wifi using USB adapter no luck.. It only works when I use hotspot (Want also to mention, that fix can't last; Bec. I borrowed someone's old smartphone, to test that. the only phones that I have is a really old landline phone from 60s, and my Nokia C2 cellphone)
16:30:20 <Retrofan> pasiz: No
16:35:06 <Retrofan> *C2-01
16:35:54 <Retrofan> pasiz: Could it be the problem?
16:36:29 <Retrofan> I will disconnect to try your commands..
16:40:17 <Retrofan> Wait I will go to eat, so I will leave the IRC connected; If you want send anything.
17:01:10 <divlamir> Retrofan: just remove that 0.0.0.0 address, maybe you have a misconfigured jail or sth?
17:17:32 <Retrofan> Back
17:17:51 <Retrofan> divlamir: how could I do that?
17:18:31 <Retrofan> I only configured pulseaudio in jail
17:18:50 <Retrofan> but the problem lasts even I disable it
17:19:14 <divlamir> ifconfig bge0 inet 0.0.0.0 netmask 0xff000000 delete
17:19:31 <divlamir> what is the jail's IP ?
17:19:40 <Retrofan> I will try it now
17:19:53 <Retrofan> divlamir: it's a chroot jail
17:19:58 <Retrofan> and now is disabled
17:21:36 <Retrofan> Leaving..
17:22:02 <divlamir> Can you ping the router after removing the 0.0.0.0 address?
17:25:13 <divlamir> hrm, nextdns is blocking dpaste.com
17:42:03 <Retrofan> Back
17:42:13 <Retrofan> tested everything
17:42:51 <Retrofan> inet 0.0.0.0 was no more there after I reconnected, so didn't do anything about that
17:43:58 <Retrofan> Tcpdump give me that error "tcpdump: can't parse filter expression: syntax error"
17:44:20 <Retrofan> With the output file empty
17:45:16 <divlamir> to monitor dhcp you need a filter like 'port 67 or port 68'
17:45:34 <Retrofan> I think fdb described the real problem..
17:45:51 <Retrofan> ? (192.168.1.1) at (incomplete) on bge0 expired [ethernet]
17:45:53 <Retrofan> ? (192.168.1.4) at 10:60:4b:69:94:cc on bge0 permanent [ethernet]
17:46:30 <Retrofan> I also get expired for my mac on the router page which I accessed on another machine
17:47:14 <Retrofan> divlamir: ah, but how can monitor all ports
17:47:18 <mzar> do you need static arp ?
17:47:24 <Retrofan> *I
17:47:45 <Retrofan> mzar: it's nor static
17:47:49 <Retrofan> *not
17:48:14 <Retrofan> I connect then I get a new IP, after that the router block me..
17:48:29 <Retrofan> This after the block
17:48:58 <Retrofan> I can't get what happens between them it's so fast.. I need to set something to monitor
17:50:56 <divlamir> so now you have a single address 192.168.1.4? No more 0.0.0.0 trash?
17:51:56 <divlamir> can you confirm?
18:02:54 <Retrofan> yeah
18:22:58 <Retrofan> Oh, no.. I read now on some blog RSS I subscribed to, that even notepad got AI now :(
18:25:12 <Retrofan> "Even better replacing it with the one from Windows 8.1 or launch Windows 10 just completly screws up the OS."
18:43:21 <Retrofan> It was good idea moving to Freebsd, but now Ethernet is not working :/
18:59:18 <Retrofan> "I think fdb described the real problem.." Oh, that is ARP.. my bad
19:35:35 <Retrofan> Back
20:30:49 <Retrofan> .
20:31:26 <Retrofan> Look like no hope, I rechecked all my confs and nothing strange
20:34:47 <Retrofan> But I want to say that before what happened (I unplugged then re plugged the cable that day), the internet was lagging, even when I use another machine.. but now, with my computer blocked, connection is stable
20:35:51 <Retrofan> As I remember that begin happenin when I started working on setting up Ubuntu debbootstrap jail
20:46:45 <V_PauAmma_V> Are you sure you didn't assign the same IP address to that jail and something else?
20:47:06 <Retrofan> same IP address of my machine
20:47:09 <Retrofan> ?
20:48:00 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: it's changeable DHCP
20:49:03 <V_PauAmma_V> Can your DHCP server tell you which IP addresses it handed to which MAC addresses?
20:49:24 <Retrofan> You mean router?
20:49:26 <Retrofan> yeah
20:49:44 <Retrofan> but it listed as something like expired
20:50:53 <V_PauAmma_V> If your router is also your DHCP server, yes, that's what I meant.
20:51:04 <Retrofan> yeha
20:51:17 <Retrofan> mine is ISP all-in-one router
20:51:39 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V:expired
20:52:21 <V_PauAmma_V> I'm not sure what you mean. What is expired?
20:52:36 <Retrofan> my ip
20:53:03 <Retrofan> it dosen't want to renew it
20:53:18 <Retrofan> I tried static also no luck
20:54:02 <V_PauAmma_V> Hmm. Sounds like your router (hence, your ISP) may be the problem or part of it.
20:54:14 <Retrofan> No
20:54:28 <Retrofan> Bec. I rested it 3 times
20:54:59 <Retrofan> disabled security and firewall, works with any other machine
20:55:32 <Retrofan> I think it blocks me for something on my device, but I don't know what is
20:55:53 <Retrofan> Then only think I have done that day is unplug my cable then re plug it
20:56:16 <Retrofan> after that no internet just connected to router but blocked
20:57:56 <ridcully> is that 0.0.0.0 in ifconfig showing up a failed attempt of setting a default route?
20:58:06 <Retrofan> it happened before nearly 2 months ago, but when unplug and re pluged again it many times, fixed the problem.. but tried that now, no luck (I have done that like 100 time)
20:58:06 <V_PauAmma_V> Hence, "part of the problem". As in, you may have several things, on your router or on that specific machine, conntributing to the symptoms you observe. Does your router have a "reset/restart this port" command or menu option?
20:59:53 <Retrofan> let me check
21:01:29 <Retrofan> No,  only rebooting the whole router
21:01:50 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: Done that many times
21:02:25 <Retrofan> ridcully: 0.0.0.0 is gone now
21:02:35 <Retrofan> and I think so
21:05:28 <V_PauAmma_V> Have you tried using tcpdump (or wireshark, or another front-end to tcpdump, or another capture utility) to capture the traffic between that machine and your router? That may give you a clue why your router does whatever it does.
21:05:55 <Retrofan> wireshark..
21:06:11 <Retrofan> I will download it now
21:06:44 <V_PauAmma_V> Especially relevant would be the DHCP and ARP traffic, I think.
21:06:58 <ridcully> also check arp in case it is duplicate ips
21:08:08 <Retrofan> checked before..
21:08:14 <Retrofan> no duplicate ips
21:08:50 <Retrofan> ? (192.168.1.1) at (incomplete) on bge0 expired [ethernet]
21:08:53 <Retrofan> ? (192.168.1.4) at 10:60:4b:69:94:cc on bge0 permanent [ethernet]
21:09:20 <Retrofan> my router's ip listed as expired, and the router lists me expired also..
21:10:11 <V_PauAmma_V> As I said, ARP and DHCP traffic capture may shed some light on the problem.
21:11:08 <Retrofan> ops
21:11:44 <Retrofan> it needs root access, and there is no X server running on root sid
21:11:47 <Retrofan> *side
21:14:02 <V_PauAmma_V> IN that case, you'll need to use tcpdump (with su or sudo or whatever) for capturing and saving, then wireshark to view the saved capture.
21:14:24 <Retrofan> Ok
21:17:35 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: How could I monitor all ports using it
21:18:58 <V_PauAmma_V> You mean "what tcpdump syntax to use for capturing"?
21:25:34 <Retrofan> yeah all ports
21:26:10 <Retrofan> not only spefic one
21:26:48 <V_PauAmma_V> Hold on. I need to refresh my memory of tcpdump syntax.
21:27:09 <Retrofan> Ok
21:30:48 <Retrofan> heh
21:31:11 <Retrofan> fixed it, now wireshark can capture on non-root ones
21:32:56 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: I will go now for testing it
21:33:29 * V_PauAmma_V nods.
21:35:17 <Remilia> V_PauAmma_V: dhcp4 is `udp and (port 67 or port 68 or port 69)` iirc
21:36:06 <Remilia> so for ARP + DHCP4 it's `arp or (udp and (port 67 or port 68 or port 69))`
21:36:23 <Remilia> and NDP + DHCP6 is ip6 and ((udp and (port 546 or port 547)) or (icmp6 and ((ip6[40] == 133) or (ip6[40] == 134))))
21:36:34 <V_PauAmma_V> Thanks, but since they figured out how to use wireshark, I'll go with that.
21:41:50 <Remilia> I need to add the first one to my scratchpad
21:43:44 <Retrofan> Back..
21:43:51 <Retrofan> also found the problem
21:44:11 <V_PauAmma_V> Good. What was it?
21:44:37 <Remilia> (speaking of wireshark, I remember when I wanted to use its GUI on Windows to monitor my FreeBSD router's WAN interface, PuTTY's plink works perfectly for that)
21:45:36 <Retrofan> The Arp in wireshark was only saying after the connection "Who has 192.168.1.1? Tell 192.168.1.4"
21:46:00 <Retrofan> But it not true!
21:46:17 <Retrofan> Reversed
21:48:01 <Retrofan> Oh I could see my IRC msg plain on wireshark..
21:48:20 <V_PauAmma_V> I thought 192.168.1.4 was the address of bge0 on the machine having the problem.
21:48:30 <Retrofan> it's my pc
21:48:37 <Retrofan> and 192.168.1.1 is my router
21:49:00 <V_PauAmma_V> Is it your PC that has the problem?
21:49:10 <Retrofan> yeah
21:49:16 <Retrofan> I am connected using sim card now
21:49:31 <Retrofan> my pc ip was 192.168.1.4
21:49:34 <Remilia> I dunno this looks like there's no link
21:50:04 <V_PauAmma_V> Retrofan, is your router replying to that ARP request?
21:50:31 <Retrofan> I think it should be "Who has 192.168.1.4? Tell 192.168.1.1"
21:50:50 <Remilia> if you're dumping on your PC it should not be like that
21:51:35 <Remilia> your PC asks the host 192.168.1.1 to reply with its MAC address to 192.168.1.4
21:52:08 <Remilia> so [22:45:35] <Retrofan> The Arp in wireshark was only saying after the connection "Who has 192.168.1.1? Tell 192.168.1.4" is correct
21:52:22 <Retrofan> or am I wrong?
21:52:54 <V_PauAmma_V> Yeah, what Remilia said. Next question is whether your router answers to that.
21:53:05 <V_PauAmma_V> (And what it answers.)
21:53:21 <Remilia> I would honestly like to know what `ifconfig` shows for media
21:53:27 <Remilia> on that interface
21:53:46 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: how could I reverse it?
21:53:56 <Remilia> Retrofan: is your PC the router?
21:54:23 <Remilia> you should only reverse it if 192.168.1.4 is the router
21:55:07 <V_PauAmma_V> Remilia, that (ifconfig) would have been my next question. AFKing for a few minutes to wash dishes.
21:55:17 <Remilia> I'm not sure what you are doing, but once again, ARP who-has IP1 tell IP2 means 'Hello, I am IP2, and I want IP1 to tell me its MAC'
21:59:45 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: Back again, if  you said something please repost it
22:04:00 <Retrofan> It went off agian
22:04:21 <Retrofan> I don't know why my connection is not stable now..
22:07:18 <Retrofan> I set default gateway before but no luck..
22:18:20 <V_PauAmma_V> Back.
22:18:34 <Retrofan> Help please :(
22:19:21 <Retrofan> Firewall is also disabled on my machine
22:21:10 <Retrofan> should I disable it using /etc/sysctl.conf
22:23:03 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: Wait I will try something
22:23:10 <Retrofan> Disconnect...
22:23:13 <V_PauAmma_V> Retrofan, the next 2 questions are: 1- in that capture you have, did the router (192.168.1.4) reply to your PC and what, and 2- what "ifconfig bge0" (or whatever the interface on your PC attached to the same Ethernet as the router) show for "media" and status
22:23:46 <Retrofan> XD
22:24:03 <Retrofan> This the problem.. my router is not 192.168.1.4
22:24:15 <Retrofan> it is 192.168.1.1
22:24:24 <Retrofan> and my pc is 192.168.1.4
22:24:55 <V_PauAmma_V> Yeah, I gotr confused or misremembered. Sorry.
22:25:12 <Retrofan> No problem :)
22:25:33 <V_PauAmma_V> Retrofan, the next 2 questions are: 1- in that capture you have, did the router (192.168.1.1) reply to your PC (.4) and what, and 2- what "ifconfig bge0" (or whatever the interface on your PC attached to the same Ethernet as the router) show for "media" and status
22:25:36 <Retrofan> just laughing about the weird problem
22:25:54 <Retrofan> my pc thinks himself is 192.168.1.1
22:26:03 <Retrofan> and router is 192.168.1.4
22:26:22 <Retrofan> which what it got from DHCP in begin
22:26:51 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: https://dpaste.com/DTMDEVJXR.txt
22:27:14 <Retrofan> take a look at my ifconfig.. and forget about 0.0.0.0; it's not here anymore..
22:28:57 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: https://dpaste.com/DTMDEVJXR.txt
22:28:57 <Retrofan> take a look at my ifconfig.. and forget about 0.0.0.0; it's not here anymore..
22:28:57 <Retrofan> I resended it bec. I don't know if it send
22:28:57 <Retrofan> *sent
22:29:14 <V_PauAmma_V> "inet 192.168.1.5 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 192.168.1.255" Is that your most recent ifconfig?
22:29:49 <V_PauAmma_V> (nore the ".5", which is neither .1 nor .4)
22:32:48 <Retrofan> Back
22:32:57 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: https://dpaste.com/DTMDEVJXR.txt
22:33:01 <Retrofan> take a look at my ifconfig.. and forget about 0.0.0.0; it's not here anymore..
22:33:12 <Retrofan> I don't know I am disconnecting
22:33:43 <Retrofan> *why
22:34:18 <V_PauAmma_V> (nore the ".5", which is neither .1 nor .4)
22:34:24 <V_PauAmma_V> "inet 192.168.1.5 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 192.168.1.255" Is that your most recent ifconfig?
22:34:51 <Retrofan> No my current was same but with 192.168.1.4
22:35:10 <Retrofan> inet 192.168.1.4 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 192.168.1.255
22:35:41 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: It changes bec. it's DHCP
22:36:17 <Retrofan>  media: Ethernet autoselect (100baseTX <full-duplex>)
22:36:28 <Retrofan> status: active
22:39:19 <V_PauAmma_V> OK. I'm still waiting for an answer to question 1 above.
22:41:17 <Retrofan> Back
22:41:30 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: It changes bec. it's DHCP
22:41:31 <Retrofan> inet 192.168.1.4 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 192.168.1.255
22:41:39 <Retrofan>  media: Ethernet autoselect (100baseTX <full-duplex>)
22:41:45 <Retrofan> status: active
22:42:46 <Retrofan> Yeah
22:42:53 <Retrofan> I will send the dump
22:43:51 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: accept it..
22:45:54 <V_PauAmma_V> Done. Had to remember how to use DCC. Hold on, trying to look.
22:46:24 <Retrofan> Wait I uploaded it online
22:46:28 <Retrofan> https://filebin.net/slcz2egiu1wjrxql/dump.pcap
22:46:54 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: take a look
22:49:05 <Retrofan> Looks like that Wireshark was lagging the connection now, I closed it..
22:58:09 <Remilia> Retrofan: and please keep in mind for the future that ARP who-has IP1 tell IP2 means 'Hello, I am IP2, and I want IP1 to tell me its MAC', in standard English order
22:58:56 <Retrofan> Yeah
22:58:59 <Remilia> like in 'who has cookies? tell me'; you wouldn't say 'who has me? tell cookies'
22:59:13 <Remilia> so I do not understand why you wanted to reverse it
22:59:35 <Retrofan> But as I can see any other connection is reversed
22:59:48 <Retrofan> *on machine
23:00:28 <Remilia> I'm not sure what you mean
23:01:45 <Retrofan> I mean on my hotspot was reversed
23:01:59 <Retrofan> and any other machine I try
23:02:02 <Retrofan> PC
23:02:14 <Remilia> ARP always works the same way
23:02:15 <Remilia> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_Resolution_Protocol
23:02:47 <Remilia> the 'tell' part is Target Protocol Address in the diagram
23:02:57 <Remilia> it's very literally the last field
23:04:21 <Retrofan> Ok, but 192.168.1.4 is not IP1
23:04:33 <Remilia> I'm sorry, can you read again?
23:05:13 <Remilia> 192.168.1.4 sends an ARP message: 'Who has the address 192.168.1.1 (router)? if you do, please tell 192.168.1.4, thanks'
23:05:40 <Retrofan> Wait
23:06:02 <Retrofan> So it's a public msg on the network?
23:06:12 <Remilia> it's ARP, Address Resolution Protocol
23:06:22 <V_PauAmma_V> I'm looking at the capture, and I see repeated ARP requests (who-has) but no replies.
23:06:30 <Retrofan> yeah
23:06:38 <Retrofan> I was pinging 192.168.1.1
23:07:45 <V_PauAmma_V> So it looks like your router is ignoring 192.168.1.4, for whatever reason.
23:08:13 <Remilia> if there's no traffic at all besides ARP who-has, maybe that router port is in a VLAN or something
23:08:16 <Retrofan> yeah, I think it's a block
23:08:37 <Retrofan> VLAN?
23:09:04 <Retrofan> Remilia: https://filebin.net/slcz2egiu1wjrxql/dump.pcap
23:09:04 <Remilia> also some ISP routers, especially PON stuff, often have only one port available for your devices, with the other reserved for IPTV set top boxes
23:09:37 <Remilia> I do not need your capture from your PC sorry, it would not tell me anything about your router configuration
23:10:10 <Retrofan> How could I get you router configuration?
23:10:28 <Remilia> I don't think it would help in any way
23:10:56 <Remilia> did you already try turning the router off and on? because if you did and it did not help, the port this PC is connected to is either in a VLAN or dead
23:11:07 <Remilia> unless there's some setting to disable ports
23:11:20 <Remilia> try a different port to see if it works
23:11:50 <Remilia> tbh trying a different port would be my first step
23:11:51 <Retrofan> Remilia: I rested the router 3 times and restarted it 30 times, and changed the port 100 time
23:12:10 <Retrofan> This problem is here for 2 weeks now
23:12:21 <Retrofan> Tried all I know
23:12:44 <Remilia> boot your PC off liveUSB Linux, WinPE or something and test network there
23:13:01 <Remilia> maybe your NIC doesn't work well with the FreeBSD driver
23:13:38 <Retrofan> It happened after I unplug then re plug the cable..
23:14:15 <Retrofan> Also, happened a month ago.. fixed by changing the port.. but now no luck
23:14:35 <Retrofan> Remilia: I think it will work
23:14:45 <Retrofan> IF I changed the OS
23:15:35 <Retrofan> NIC is working like a charm with freebsd
23:15:41 <Remilia> if it works in a different OS it is a driver issue
23:15:56 <Retrofan> NIC is working like a charm with freebsd
23:16:02 <Retrofan> *I think it will work
23:16:10 <Retrofan> not really working
23:16:20 <Retrofan> I never tested
23:16:40 <Retrofan> but the problem happend when I just unpluged the cable
23:16:49 <Retrofan> from router side
23:17:07 <Retrofan> and cable is working well on any other machine
23:17:37 <V_PauAmma_V> When you say you reset the router, do you mean you powered it off and on, or something else?
23:17:59 <Retrofan> No, get it back to factory settings
23:18:04 <Retrofan> 3 times
23:18:04 <Remilia> I sincerely doubt your router blocks ports based on OS detection heuristics, so if there's carrier but no traffic whatsoever, the port (ports) is (are) dead, unless you have other wired devices that work
23:18:27 <Retrofan> all wired devices works well
23:18:38 <Retrofan> Also Wi-fi
23:18:45 <Retrofan> evverything
23:18:54 <Remilia> if the same PC works with Linux Live USB then it's a NIC driver issue
23:19:13 <Remilia> wi-fi does not matter, it is a completely different thing
23:19:15 <V_PauAmma_V> Have you tried turning it off and on? That's what Remilia was asking earlier, I think.
23:19:42 <Retrofan> Remilia: I never tested that, just pretending..
23:20:00 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: +50 time
23:20:05 <Remilia> also if the PC gets an IP from the DHCP server when trying network boot it's also a NIC driver issue
23:20:28 <Retrofan> network boot?
23:20:39 <Retrofan> I am not doing that
23:21:03 <Remilia> I'm very sadly not telling you to do that or that you are doing that
23:21:36 <Remilia> I'm telling you that if BIOS network boot can obtain an IP over DHCP from the router but FreeBSD has no NIC traffic whatsoever, it's a NIC driver issue
23:22:05 <Retrofan> I know that only strange and bizarre problems happens to me :~(
23:22:40 <Remilia> also check dmesg for errors from the driver
23:22:51 * Retrofan laughs
23:23:02 <Retrofan> Remilia: No errors
23:23:29 <Retrofan> checked before
23:23:32 <Remilia> then there's no point in continuing until you can confirm that your PC's NIC actually works
23:23:39 <Retrofan> Driver works well
23:23:43 <Retrofan> How?
23:23:50 <Remilia> how can you tell that the driver works well?
23:24:06 <V_PauAmma_V> FWIW, I can see traffic that was captured from other hosts including to and from a Libera IRC server, so I'm not sure the driver is part of the problem.
23:24:13 <Remilia> oh
23:24:30 <Remilia> then that's out
23:24:57 <Retrofan> I don't think that driver will broke form just unplug the cable without even rebooting the PC
23:25:03 <Retrofan> *from
23:26:02 <Retrofan> Remilia: The all internet connection even on Wi-fi was lagging when I connect from about a month before that problem happen
23:26:21 <Remilia> nice
23:26:25 <Retrofan> When I started using debboostrab Jail
23:26:33 <Retrofan> nice :?
23:26:38 * Remilia goes to bed since it's half past midnight
23:27:36 <Retrofan> :(
23:38:44 <Retrofan> Last attempt..
23:39:11 <V_PauAmma_V> The more I think of it, the more I'm convinced (part of) your problem is with your router or router port. I suggest you ask your ISP tech support for help, if you haven't already.
23:39:35 <Retrofan> ISP tech XD
23:40:33 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: my ISP tech knowledge is same as 5 years old kid (Pretending if they even replied)..
23:41:50 <V_PauAmma_V> If that's the case (which would sadly not surprise me), try another ISP with better tech support?
23:42:59 <Retrofan> In my country tech support is like trash, and all other ISPs is just separate ones from the main I am using
23:45:06 <Retrofan> *all support..
23:46:41 <Retrofan> I will leave now; for my last attempt..