00:15:55 <ivy> zip: btw, you know it's trivial to cross-compile src, right?  you don't need to compile on some old armv6 system
00:16:51 <ivy> this also works from a macos or linux host
01:03:20 <BraveheartBSD> G'day. Setting a static IPv6 address/gateway in rc.conf results in 'no carrier'. Using 'accept_rtadv' and rtsold works as normal with the same address info. Is this normal?
01:04:38 <BraveheartBSD> FreeBSD 15.0, new install, dual nic server.
01:07:54 <ivy> BraveheartBSD: what did you put in rc.conf?
01:12:56 <BraveheartBSD> The provided IPv6 info as indicated by isp. ifconfig_igb0 <static ipv4 address> and ifconfig_igb0_ipv6 <static ipv6 address>
01:13:23 <BraveheartBSD> Same again with igb1 .....
01:14:36 <nimaje> and the gateway info and subnet mask?
01:14:47 <ivy> please copy and paste the actual text you put in rc.conf
01:16:06 <BraveheartBSD> 1 sec
01:18:38 <BraveheartBSD> https://pastebin.com/brj7PpV6
01:20:09 <BraveheartBSD> This the working rc.conf, if I add the adress as static (from ipconfig) no carrier, nics no longer active
01:21:30 <ivy> are you trying to set the static address using ifconfig instead of rc.conf?  did you bring the interface up?  (ifconfig igb0 inet6 fd00::1/64 up)
01:22:10 <ivy> if you're using rc.conf, please show the rc.conf that doesn't work, not the one that works fine
01:23:44 <BraveheartBSD> No. I was using the supplied ifconfig IPv6 address as indicated in the handbook.
01:24:08 <BraveheartBSD> Ok, 1 sec again
01:30:08 <BraveheartBSD> https://pastebin.com/WD6XRw1y
01:30:17 <BraveheartBSD> Broken rc.conf
01:33:45 <ivy> ok, please show the console output from boot (only the userland bits, not the kernel messages)
01:40:12 <BraveheartBSD> I've been locked out, lol. 1 sec, again .....
01:41:34 <ivy> to be clear, i mean the startup messages from when it's not working...
01:46:17 <BraveheartBSD> Yeah, still trying to get in.
02:15:33 <BraveheartBSD> https://pastebin.com/xT7tPg73 - Non working network, manually added IPv6 address. I also get a kernel message that igb (nic) is unregistered.
02:16:24 <BraveheartBSD> I had to put it back on accept_rtadv ...... the entire server is unusable
02:19:50 <ivy> sorry, what i'm after is the messages the system print while booting - where it's configuring the network and starting services etc
02:20:06 <ivy> although looking at that log, i suspect your problem is related to having two interfaces on the same network, which is... not advisable
02:23:54 <BraveheartBSD> Ok, I'll comment 1 out.
02:23:59 <BraveheartBSD> 1 sec
02:26:48 <BraveheartBSD> I'll reconfigure to use 1 nic, thank you, given me something to work on.
03:57:41 <Matt|home> https://i.ibb.co/d4FhdBzG/pastadinner.jpg
05:36:54 <rtprio> pid 71689 (bhyve), jid 0, uid 0: exited on signal 6 (no core dump - coredumpsize limit is 0)
05:36:57 <rtprio> cool
06:39:39 <kerneldove_> can freebsd's swappiness be increased so it's more eager to swap? i found that freebsd is less likely to swap than linux, but when it starts to, it kinda bogs the system down and causes things like NIC load to go up and net throughput to drop
06:39:59 <kerneldove_> so i wanna experiment and see if making it more eager to swap makes it not such a problem when it starts swapping
07:53:12 <LXGHTNXNG> i don't think swappiness directly exists
09:28:40 <zip> Ivy: good point. But also I should really throw this thing in the bin
11:23:11 <zip> ivy: I have fixed the raspberry pi zero https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/2oDiL6az/1767525779.JPG
13:20:17 <Macer> kind of crazy how intel cpus don't break a sweat when under load compared to my amd fbsd server that constantly runs 50C+
13:20:45 <Macer> the intels breaking 40C is kind of rare
13:22:27 <LXGHTNXNG> of which generation both?
13:23:18 <ant-x> Macer, for Intel, what do you in <https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?hwpstate_intel> .
15:39:29 <hodapp> huh, after fiddling with Linuxulator a little, I like how it's more lightweight than even containers, I guess
15:40:11 <hodapp> like I can see how it'd be quite easy to run services inside a Linux chroot just like native FreeBSD ones, or run things from scripts, or whatever
15:45:41 <nimaje> well, linuxemu only does syscall translation, it doesn't do any containerisation, so you can't really compare it with container solutions, but you can use them together, like putting the linux program in a chroot or jail
15:54:44 <hodapp> what I mean is that on near every other system (besides Linux), something at least as heavy as containers is how you get Linux support
15:54:59 <hodapp> and you haven't really the option of anything lighter weight
16:04:25 <veg> migrating machines to FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE today, and I'm surprised to see prompts to type ZFS native encryption keys upon reboot
16:04:35 <veg> is there an easy way to disable this?
16:04:45 <veg> otherwise the machine would hang forever, I'm glad I have IPMI
16:08:37 <nimaje> hm, shouldn't such a prompt only be there if you have  zfskeys_enable=YES  and some datasets configured via  zfskeys_datasets  ?
16:13:42 <veg> thanks, nimaje, I just figured out I had zfskeys_enable set to YES indeed, I'm exploring that
16:36:26 <veg> nimaje: thanks a bunch, it looks like it did the trick!
16:42:31 <aquamo4k1> anyone know a recipe to boot freebsd9 (no efi/uefi) as a bhyve host?   I suspect there are some docs on having it emulate a specific bios
16:42:50 <aquamo4k1> will ask my favorite llm i guess to start
16:43:15 <rtprio> bhyveload doesn't handle it?
16:43:45 <aquamo4k1> i don't know, I will rtfm on that, thank you
16:52:25 <rtprio> somehow my debian template for bhyve doesn't work for trixie, ugh
16:56:02 <vortexx> aquamo4k1: I believe the csm (bios support) module for bhyve was retired a while ago
17:07:10 <mzar> did it ever exist ?
17:18:45 <aquamo4k1> vortexx: ack, tyvm
17:27:10 <vortexx> aquamo4k1: yw
17:29:56 <mzar> veg: if the dataset is not automounted you can skip loading keys on boot
18:14:53 <kerneldove> on linux i can see what x86-64 feature levels the cpu supports by running `/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 --help` does freebsd have something like that?
18:21:34 <MsInput> kerneldove: this help?
18:21:39 <MsInput> uh https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/determining-cpu-capabilities.63013/
18:22:14 <MsInput> there are a few suggestions there anyway
18:24:33 <kerneldove> ya ty
19:22:42 <nimaje> vortexx, mzar, aquamo4k1: the one I know about expired 2024-04-01 https://www.freshports.org/sysutils/uefi-edk2-bhyve-csm/
19:38:05 <veg> thanks mzar, setting zfskeys_enable=NO in /etc/rc.conf worked
19:38:27 <veg> now wondering how I can mount /dev/shm within a Linux jail from the FreeBSD host :)
19:41:08 <nimaje> linux(4) suggests mounting a tmpfs to /compat/linux/dev/shm
19:52:35 <veg> I already have tmpfs on /compat/linux/dev/shm (tmpfs, local) on the host, but it is not being pushed within the Linux jail, and I can't quite reboot it in this state (halfway through a migration that requires /dev/shm) so I'm trying to do the mount from the host into the jail
23:09:48 <Tobbi> Hello. I'm looking for someone who could test out generated CI builds for SuperTux. We just finished the FreeBSD pipeline and I need someone to test out the binaries
23:10:08 <Tobbi> We provide binaries for FreeBSD 14.3 and 15.
23:24:22 <nimaje> hm, I found the action on github and the list of artifacts, but how do I download one of them?
23:32:53 <Tobbi> nimaje: Ah, I can give you a link
23:33:03 <Tobbi> Which version do you have?
23:33:09 <nimaje> 14.3
23:33:09 <Tobbi> 14.3 or 15.0
23:33:11 <Tobbi> Alright
23:33:28 <Tobbi> https://github.com/SuperTux/supertux/actions/runs/20699704394/artifacts/5019272247 < does this work?
23:33:46 <Tobbi> This is the release build.
23:35:44 <nimaje> it gives me a 404, probably only wants to give it to logged-in github users
23:36:32 <nimaje> would also explain why I can't see any download links in that list of artifacts
23:37:19 <Tobbi> okay.
23:38:35 <Tobbi> Hmm...
23:38:45 <Tobbi> IDK where to upload