00:02:20 <Retrofan> Back
00:02:29 <Retrofan> No luck :(
00:03:00 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: please resend anything you sent before
00:03:57 <Retrofan> Some thing strange here
00:04:52 <Retrofan> my router (192.168.1.1) listed in arp with no mac address "Target MAC address: 00:00:00_00:00:00 (00:00:00:00:00:00)"
00:14:02 <V_PauAmma_V> Yeah, that's because your PC never gets replies to its ARP requests.
00:14:21 <Retrofan> Oh
00:14:37 <Retrofan> So the mac address is embty
00:14:54 <V_PauAmma_V> Basically, yes.
00:15:37 <Retrofan> My router is HG531 V1
00:16:09 <Retrofan> So should I search for HG531 V1 arp problem
00:18:24 <Retrofan> Wait I think router thinks that I am ARP attacking it
00:18:36 <Retrofan> So it blocks me
00:18:46 <V_PauAmma_V> You could try that, or start reading https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/optical-access/hg531-v1-10-pid-19899709 and see if it tells you anything.
00:19:03 <V_PauAmma_V> Hmm, that could be it.
00:19:14 <Retrofan> https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1100067828/5cdfaa40/case-study-the-arp-entries-on-the-local-device-cannot-be-learned-by-the-peer
00:19:49 <Retrofan> I think my pc was attacking my router before that; that clears why connection was unstable..
00:20:10 <Retrofan> I will try distable ARP secrity
00:45:07 <Retrofan> Back
00:45:13 <Retrofan> Also with no luck
00:46:01 <Retrofan> V_PauAmma_V: Disabled all kinds of security on my router with no luck, disabled pulseaudio and everything
00:48:25 <V_PauAmma_V> OK. Try reading the manual I linked to (https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/optical-access/hg531-v1-10-pid-19899709), in case it suggests something to you. If it doesn't, and unless you can have your ISP replace your router, I don't know what to tell you.
00:55:19 <Retrofan> A took a look at...
00:55:54 <Retrofan> Just lack o luck.. going for now
00:56:01 <Retrofan> *of
01:36:04 <kerneldove> what's the more common term for a tree of dirs and files? dir tree or file tree?
01:37:49 <bradd> filesystem tree?
04:38:20 <bdrewery> ==/win 85
05:10:50 <TP211> How to Build BSD?
05:24:44 <divlamir> man 7 build
12:04:22 <oerdnj> Hi, is this the right place to ask about DWARF headers and addr2line segfaulting?
12:12:44 <oerdnj> I am fighting couple of problem (on FreeBSD 14.3 pkgized):
12:12:44 <oerdnj> - there's a possible runaway memory in a library used by a program, so I need a memory allocator profiling
12:12:45 <oerdnj> - FreeBSD libc jemalloc is compiled without profiling, so that can't be used
12:12:45 <oerdnj> - custom libjemalloc.so.2 works fine (with a trick to use `MALLOCX_CONF`), it generates jeprof heap files
12:12:46 <oerdnj> - but then the symbolizing is broken inside jeprof - it doesn't give back any symbols, only addresses
12:12:46 <oerdnj> - so, I went to look into this, but addr2line is broken too, it reports: addr2line: dwarf_get_aranges failed: Unsupported version [_dwarf_info_load(229)]
12:12:47 <oerdnj> - other tools like objdump or nm can dump the symbols just fine
12:49:38 <paulf> Look at heaptrack
12:50:08 <paulf> If you are doing some fancy memory allocation look at Valgrind Massif
12:51:58 <paulf> otherwise can you tell if it is using llvm addr2line (which I guess will work best)?
12:57:17 <oerdnj> > If you are doing some fancy memory allocation look at Valgrind Massif
12:57:17 <oerdnj> I tried Massif and it looks like it does cumulative allocations?
12:58:37 <oerdnj> > otherwise can you tell if it is using llvm addr2line (which I guess will work best)?
12:58:37 <oerdnj> Voila! That works
17:02:24 <oerdnj> Hi again, the trick with replacing addr2line with llvm-addr2line sort of works, but it doesn't resolve all the symbols for some reason. What was the name of heap profiling tool again? The web interface logged me out before I wrote it down. Thanks
17:05:19 <V_PauAmma_V> "< paulf> Look at heaptrack" "< paulf> If you are doing some fancy memory allocation look at Valgrind Massif"
17:05:42 <oerdnj> Thank you!
21:17:31 <Macer> do the intel arc cards just work in fbsd out the box?
21:17:37 <Macer> for video transcoding?