08:48:41 not sure what changed between 14.3 and 14.4 but package builds take extremely long now 12:08:44 Request for merge: https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src/pull/2129 16:15:29 Hey folks. Here's a question I have been unable to resolve with web searches this morning: "Where can I get a SHA256 sum for the freebsd-update utility to make sure it is not a trojan?" I have a server I *think* may be compromised and am doing forensics on it after taking it offline. TIA 16:17:54 From another server/VM perhaps? 16:18:18 unixman_home: cgit.freesd.org/src 16:18:22 download+sha it 16:19:04 just make sure you grab the right one for your osversion 16:19:36 Also, it is a shell script, you can manually review/diff the contents 16:21:59 Thanks! 16:23:12 I forgot it is a script, lts. I've been neck deep in forensics and am one-track today. 16:23:58 If you're not in a hurry, continuing tomorrow is likely to produce better results 17:03:43 Hello Everyone.... can anyone point to a AI in debian community ? I am interested if anyone made working or is using AI Agents such as OpenCODE or Hermes-Agent or AgentZero or OpenClaw .... 17:07:42 llamacpp? ollama? 17:07:53 You might have the wrong channel 17:08:03 Yeah. We're running Ollama on FBSD at the moment for testing some stuff. 17:08:19 acu: Granted, this is FBSD and not Debian. 17:13:01 sorry it was a Freudian slip about Debian ---- I know all of the Agents work flawlesly in Debian - I use them there ---- I wanted to ask about FreeBSD AI Agents ---- like OpenCode etc ----- yes I have ollama on a FreeBSD - with NVIDIA - at this point it seem that NVIDIA and ollama needsk Vuklan - I am testing the difference between similar setup on linux... but I need any agent to run on FreeBSD ... 17:13:38 But the question is what AI Agents work on FreeBSD 17:15:33 I don't recommend using any of them 17:16:48 acu: there is a package for ollama but yeah, it needs vulkan 17:36:27 hi there 17:37:12 Your greeting is acknowledted and returned. 17:37:16 for some reason freebsd doesnt like my graphics card 17:37:58 i have an amd vega56 and whenever i try to load the driver for it i get a kernel panic 17:38:39 i used to have this issue in 14.3 -release a few months ago and thought it would be fixed in 15.0 -release 17:39:13 but no luck, i can only run in console and xorg/wayland isnt possibler 17:39:29 s/possibler/possible/ 17:45:46 riad: in order someone to help you you need to provide technical details and steps you have taken - otherwise is difficult to guess - and people have not time for that - so - you need to detailed your steps, and provide people with some error messages from dmesg or other logs 17:49:50 riad: of course if OpenCOde was running on FreeBSD - it would have solve your problem in max 5 minutes 17:50:17 acu: i kinda doubt that xD 17:50:29 because ? 17:50:35 With solutions from Linux materials, probably 17:50:38 heres the dmesg snippet of trying to load the firmware 17:50:40 https://paste.debian.net/hidden/ce5e4038 17:51:36 im genuinely suprised that something as common as a vega56/64 has issues with freebsd (and only freebsd) 17:52:48 acu: because a hallucinating word generator doesnt usually help much with gpu firmware debugging 17:53:53 oh god - please make an effort to actually use the technology before making edicts that have 0 grounding 17:54:20 Decent troll, 4/10 17:55:49 is there a better place to get answers for an issue like such? the mailing lists seem pretty low volume at first glance 17:56:08 riad: the mailing lists are the best place, usually people will turn up when you ask a question 17:56:16 i'm not sure what the right list is for drm drivers though 17:56:23 riad: "Your requested paste entry 'ce5e4038' could not be found" did you accidentally mess up when pasting? 17:56:41 Works for me 17:57:29 ivy: yea the lists are very scattered 17:57:50 riad: if in doubt, post on questions@ 17:57:50 ok, strange loading the plainh variant via curl works… 17:58:00 since the driver is a port, you could also cc ports@ 17:58:31 ivy: thanks, will do 17:59:50 what was this site which showed dmesg's for bsd's to check for hardware compatibility? it started with ny[dot] 18:00:05 https://dmesgd.nycbug.org/dmesgd 18:06:02 hm, for some reason it tries to load firmware from /boot/firmware/amdgpu/ while gpu-firmware-amd-kmod-vega10 doesn't install anything there (and no other gpu-firmware-kmod port too) but it has similar named .ko in /boot/modules/ to the firmware it wants to load 18:08:21 riad: this makes a thorough inventory - and may tell you details about compatibility .... hw-probe -all -upload 18:09:03 https://bsd-hardware.info/?view=howto 20:23:36 https://wikis.world/@LucasWerkmeister/111309640123408275 21:46:44 somehow all my pkgbase repos are orphaned? i'm not sure how that happened: 21:46:56 FreeBSD-apm-15.0 ? orphaned: base/FreeBSD-apm 21:47:14 does someone know the best way to diagnose this, and get these back into their repo?