04:50:35 where do external drives mount on the filesystem? 04:51:12 damn this is the second time KDE has frozen solid on me, thats not good 04:53:59 GoSox: they mount where you mount them 04:54:03 or configure them to automount 05:03:14 do disks not automount by default? to a default location? 05:11:09 Why would a disk automount by default? That would be bad. 05:11:47 Well shit, don’t tell that to the majority if computers for the majority of time :P 05:13:42 If your friends all started smoking would that make it okay and you would start smoking too? 07:31:09 damn KDE just froze on my for the 3rd time 07:31:12 thats not a good sign 09:13:14 is there a way to change the label of an existing FAT32 partition? I did not think to specify -L when I was creating this partition, and I'd rather not have to reformat it 09:14:27 google's AI overview suggests that newfs_msdosfs -L on an existing partition is non-destructive, but I have strong suspicions that it's hallucinating 09:17:52 since this is an MBR partition scheme, am I understanding correctly that gpart modify -l is not going to work? it sounds like while GPT has partition labels, MBR doesn't, and the label is stored in the filesystem itself, so changing it is done differently depending on FS 09:28:07 ah, so dosfstools is the package I was using over on Linux. the only package in ports uses the Linuxulator with CentOS 7, but looking at the dosfstools source code, I am seeing some FreeBSD-specific stuff, so I'll try to build it here 09:39:18 hm, why shouldn't gpart work on MBR partition schemes? it is listed as supported scheme in the man page 09:40:45 so dosfstools does build, but fatlabel doesn't seem to work properly. maybe I just need to pull out a Linux machine 09:42:16 nimaje: it's not that gpart doesn't work with MBR, it's that MBR apparently doesn't have partition labels 09:42:41 labels were done at the FS level and not the partition level 09:43:07 ah 09:53:49 and yeah, tested on an SD card with nothing important on it, and newfs_msdos does the expected, the AI was hallucinating 09:54:33 I guess technically it's not deleting the actual data on the card but it's overwriting the FAT rendering it practically inaccessible 09:58:44 seems I either run fatlabel from Linux, or reformat this iPod so that I can set the label. I just don't really want to have to go through and reconfigure settings, and copy all of my music back over, for something relatively trivial like the name that gets displayed on the about screen 15:08:04 hm. doesn't seem like my 2013 macbook pro trackpad works out the box with ghostbsd 15:08:32 at least it boot though. guess i'll connect a usb mouse to see if i can sort that out somehow 15:08:54 but then i was reading up that right clicking and scrolling doesn't work so maybe i'll just skip it 17:45:46 strange. i can't run htop as non-root user, but when it comes to `root`, it can run 17:45:49 ld-elf.so.1: Shared object "libunwind.so.8" not found, required by "htop" 17:49:18 radhitya: I had similar and it was a permissions issue 17:49:41 file perms 17:50:43 how to fix that? 17:50:47 Gedge 17:51:15 ls -l /usr/local/lib/libunwind.so.8* 17:51:36 should show you two lines... please share 18:13:47 radhitya: [if you return, likely you will need, as root, to run something like] chmod 755 /usr/local/lib/libunwind.so.8.2.0 18:28:11 is it safe, Gedge? 18:29:40 gedge here is 18:29:44 lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 18 Feb 26 01:06 /usr/local/lib/libunwind.so.8 -> libunwind.so.8.2.0 18:29:44 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 59544 Feb 26 01:06 /usr/local/lib/libunwind.so.8.2.0 19:30:18 The main reason for libraries not found are lack of upgrading after a major release. upgrading with --force should upgrade every installed package and solve the problem. pkg upgrade -f -y 19:32:55 https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/freebsd15-0-macbook-trackpad-works-but-not-very-well.101649/ 19:33:04 wow... that's a lot of work just to get a trackpad working :/ 19:37:45 FreeBSD15 messed up the trackpad. 14 was better for mine. 19:37:59 i was using ghostbsd which is 14 still afaik 19:38:42 Handy thread btw. I've been meaning to look into fixing the issue. 19:38:44 but there's no way to do all those things on the live image without jumping through hoops so i gave up. i was hoping to use ghostbsd on my 2013 macbook pro 19:39:30 Isn't GhostBSD implementing the age verification stuff? 19:39:43 is it? i know midnightbsd isn't. 19:39:54 i'd assume freebsd was considering it has a lot of commercial interests. 19:40:18 makes me wonder if you have to give root an age lol 19:41:11 hah. "Are you old enough to administer this oS??" 19:41:15 also. the intent of the law is to eventually get something to tell someone something. which i guess is the big issue. that's easy to pull off on the conglomerate sloperating systems but a bit more difficult with the open ones. 19:42:20 I hope FreeBSD dones't implement it. 19:42:40 i was hoping nobody did. but it's already merged into systemd. regardless of how they did it .. it's there. 19:42:50 there's already a patch to remove it lol 19:43:33 Nice. 19:43:39 i mean the bigger operating systems like fbsd, ubuntu, fedora probably HAVE to implement it 19:44:07 since they have large commercial interests and have to remain compliant otherwise they lose $ 19:44:25 i haven't heard anything about debian but if it went into systemd i guess that kind of says it all 19:44:26 They all have a choice to push back, like the major social media orgs did - and then they threw the OS vendors under the bus. 19:44:41 Yeah, systemd is the trojan. 19:44:59 yeah. adding it to an OS is stupid. the social media outlets are the problem not the operating systems. plus.. where will this information wind up later? 19:45:28 My wife's laptop has ubuntu. That's getting replaced with Devuan next week. 19:46:00 obviously anything and everything will get hacked... so they'll eventually created stalkkids.onion that will let sickos know everybody who is a kid 19:46:17 Yep, it's all an information grab for control. 19:46:54 worst part is most people will just go along with it. just like they go alone with giving MS and google every last bit of their personal information to watch cat videos 19:47:02 I suspect it's ultimately a stepping stone to age verification online. 19:47:03 *along 19:47:23 yeah. it is 100 going to be that. now it's just implementation. later it's send it to ageverification.gov 19:47:45 Yep, the NPCs cause the issues because they just want their slop food, beer and sports ball. 19:47:46 which, like i said, will get hacked because it will be govt garbage and that list will get into the wild 19:48:25 s/age verification/id verification/ 19:48:38 and kids may be dumb but they're not stupid. they've already found 50 different ways around the age verification 19:48:54 I'm surprised at the amount of peopl ein the open source world who are playing along. wtf is wrong with them 19:49:03 money 19:49:17 most open source projects are driven by for profit companies 19:49:21 Yep, it didn't work well in Australia. All the teenagers bypassed it. 19:49:46 yeah lol ... .it's a feel good law that affects the masses for no good reason and is completely unenforceable 19:50:15 Yeah, I've come to realise that mega tech companies have taken over by "contributing". Xorg is a great example. 19:50:58 a lot of them are stuck like that. they need the big co money to survive. 19:51:04 or were outright 'bought out' by them 19:51:22 not to mention customers... which is probably the bigger issue with fbsd 19:51:24 Yep. Sad to watch over the last 25 years. 19:51:49 companies contribute to fbsd so they can sell a fbsd product to someone and that someone needs to be compliant with laws and if they don't do it then they lose their money 19:52:28 the circle of life i suppose 19:53:14 luckily there will be projects that will give the finger but they'll be a lot smaller with less money and fewer contributors 19:53:36 Yeah, Netflix and Netapp are two big ones. 19:53:43 like midnightbsd just said they're not doing it lol so there's that. 19:54:03 i think the bigger question is how do you even apply that to customers like netflix? 19:54:19 i mean. they probably have mostly admin accounts ... admins have to have age verification too? 19:54:31 or system accounts lol 19:54:42 maybe start by stop calling what systemd did there "age verification", there is currently no verification there, but when it gets called that, people will only demand to make it verification for real 19:54:43 Oh, there will be corporate loopholes... for the right 'political donation' no doubt 19:55:04 nimaje: ah.... age range checking maybe? heh 19:55:18 nimaje: it's hard to not think of it as the small step to reach the ultimate goal 19:55:43 Systemd add the option, the OSs will be made to report on it. 19:57:56 i'm sure a lot of people are migrating away from it just because of the stink of it :) 19:58:10 wonder what alpine linux downloads are looking like lately 20:36:27 welcome to the hell year 21:16:55 any audio experts around? 21:17:16 I got a USB DAC and I don't seem to be able to force anything other than 48k 21:17:46 sndctl specifically says play.max_rate = 2016000