quickrr: as a wifi card? yes, for driver support? Afaik its LinuxKPI and it can be funny with certain wifi cards, I think someone a month or two ago had a similar issue.

Also I dont believe the drivers are bootstrapped, due to redistribution clauses

in other words, you will need to install via ethernet, and then you can install the right kmod and it will *hopefully* work

polarian: thanks, i found a usb ethernet, and go it sorted now, at least amdgpu is working in gnome, i will soon i will try a speedtest to see how bad it can be for speed :)

quickrr: wifi speeds tend to be good, its usually the user experience of wifi which is the problem.

its being worked on

personally I append wpa_passphrase outputs to /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf and pkill -HUP wpa_supplicant to add a wifi network

its far from user friendly, but works :)

well didn say this, but i havent had ax yet, i just have a ac router

802.11ax isn't yet supported in the freebsd ieee80211 stack afaik

so it wouldn't matter anyways

yeah my bad

if you did want support for it you could checkout a project called wifibox: github.com/pgj/freebsd-wifibox

ah thanks, i will keep an eye

Hi.. does anyone know if OpenSSL 3.5.6 (in base) and www/nginx 1.30.4,3 on 15.1-RELEASE-p2 works with HTTP/3 and QUIC? I set up nginx to listen on quic with reuseport. openssl s_client can handshake using TLS with -quic and -alpn but goes no further.. can't send any traffic on udp/443.

Anyone happen to know what base package include ntpd/ntpdate/ntp-keygen/etc..?

Strangely enough, I have a FBSD 15.1 VM that doesn't have it and I can't figure out why.

pkg which /usr/sbin/ntpd gets me nothing.

ek: /usr/sbin/ntpd was installed by package FreeBSD-ntp-16.snap20260710113244

ek: FreeBSD-ntp-15.1p2 package on my machine has it

Thank you!

Out of curiosity, how did you get that information?

pkg which /usr/sbin/ntpd :)

Even of systems that do have it (via pkgbase), it says "/sbin/ntpd not found in database"

ek: my 15.1-p2 machine lists 318 packages that start with 'FreeBSD-'

Hrm. Mine only lists 282.

ek: ntpd --version returns nothing?

I suppose a "pkg search ntp" would probably turn it up. I'm just curious why it wasn't there to begin with.

skynight: ntpd doesn't exist on the system.

(yet)

Hi

I need some help

you know I installed Ubuntu 24 debootstrap and using some tricks got rid of most systemd errors, but pulseaudio after reconfigure works only inside chroot, outside it never.. So weird I set up server to shared socket (which made work in chroot), is pulseaudio needs systemd to work probably?

any idea?

not really a freebsd question, is it. but yes, in linux is probably needs systemd

why are undertaking this exercise?

it's a freebsd bec I am using linxulator, talking about pulseaudio works inside chroot without systemd but outside no

or I don't know if systemd is the problem really

mosaid: you might have better luck with Debian (or maybe, Devuan) in chroots for deb/ubuntu base like

sorry I can't use them need ubuntu

ek: pkg which only works on files that are on the host, iirc pkg recently got rwhich to query which packages from the remote repo provide a file, but no idea if that is in any released version

fixed most problems, but pulseaudio is the only one

mosaid: why?

I need some packages available for ubuntu only

I seem to have set up pipewire and pipewire-pulse and got that going (non-chroot) on debian13trixie

that doesn't answer the systemd portion of it

oh

I should say (non-chroot) but on sysvinit

enyc: if it a real fix, you will save my day

you might find you can use pipewire rather than pulseaudio but still compatible for your combination of linux chroot freebsd and so-on

I do not know, but just throw that in there.

mosaid: so you are trying to run pulseaudio inside the chroot, not just getting whatever you are running there to talk to the sound system on the host?

What are sound system options on freebsd anyway?

no, it works fine inside chroot but outside no

there is some way to run systemd on bsd using old wsl trick

but I want to know if systemd is the problem or not

no luck :( installed but I think it didn't start well /proc/ is not mounted. This is not a supported mode of operation. Please fix

your invocation environment to mount /proc/ and /sys/ properly. Proceeding anyway.

hm, something working in a chroot, but not outside of it reminds me of bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=289739

heh, fixed this from a while

correct the symlink

enyc: "you might find you can use pipewire rather than pulseaudio" how?

mosaid: for me, with only pipewire packages installed and working, pipewire-pulse installed [to provide compatibilty for applications that connect to pulseaudio]

I do not know about chroot and freebsd complications

I think this was my old setup before upgrade

maybe pulseaudio needs systemd to start it's services outside chroot

I see pipewire supports all sorts of connection options, network based, allsorts

mosaid: barring input from those who know more, I'd guess at try to set your host system up with pipewire only etc

yeah, but looks like it's service not starting well without chroot maybe

mosaid: you might want to try a OFTC pipewire channel or so

thisiis freebsd channel

so how could I connect them bsd's pipewire and linux one?

you might be able to e xport the PIPEWIRE_ environment

but something about this seems like... i donno, just choosing to do something the hard way

*only way, rather than going to 23 ubuntu with no lts

if there were a way to run newer glibc on ubuntu 22, I will revert back

mosaid: owouldn't reccemoned that tbh

mosaid: worth checking what your ubuntu only packages ACUTALYL depend upon, dothey work on debian 1 3 trixe and so-on.

what is this app that you're working around?

a seamonkey fork work on linux needs now newer glibc

enyc: will this break system?

mosaid: changing main libc gets lots of potential for issues

could you compile it as sa satic binary or osmething else?

just thinking if I could add newer glibc beside original one, and make binary call it

yes, all sorts of tricks with LD_LIBRARY_PATH and zillion solutions

but then the libraries linked to by that binary, and so-on, horribly mess

oh possible, yes imagined it but will be better than systemd hell.. look like I rushed to upgrade :(

mosaid: honestly, try a deb 13trixie choroot, that is beween ubuntu 24 and 26 and may well be compatible withy our binary/package/program, and if you really hate systemd you can use devuan variant where it has been all 'patched out' but that is OTT in most cases. ....

enyc: yeah compatible but some commercial packages available for ubuntu, makes installing easier

mosaid: I really have to question if you are better setting up a vibvirt machine or oall sort snof other solutions here

do not know

In any case, imho tihs is getting less freebsd related :O

Could always try bhyve

want run linux bin like bsd native, I don't think bhyve will dod it :(

So, you're doing a linux jail or what? I wasn't following the conversation.

no, bhyve will give you a whole linux desktop for you to do whatever

is it x, wayland, or tui?

Anyone here running MariaDB and have it listening on both v4 and v6, by chance?

rtprio: no, I want smth like linuxlator runs linux bin like native one

ek, I'm not. . . though I would think it should "just work." What's up?

CrtxReavr: I would think so, too. But, it seems no matter I change the "bind-address" setting to in the configuration, it just doesn't adhere.

Using "--bind-address=blah" in the "mysql_args" of /etc/rc.conf works fine, though.

I've tried many different variations for the bind-address setting in the config. But, no matter what, it's always listening on "tcp4 *:3306".

Hi.. does anyone know if OpenSSL 3.5.6 (in base) and www/nginx 1.30.4,3 on 15.1-RELEASE-p2 works with HTTP/3 and QUIC? I set up nginx to listen on quic with reuseport. openssl s_client can handshake using TLS with -quic and -alpn but goes no further.. can't send any traffic on udp/443.

pertho: openssl 3.0+ www/nginx work fine with quic, sans 0rtt

im sure 3.5 should also work, also gaining you 0rtt support

ek, so you're good with the rc.conf syntax?

CrtxReavr: I mean, it works. But, ideally I'd like to use the recommended method of just editing the config file.

I'm just trying to find someone else who can verify before I submit a PR.

Or, if I'm maybe doing something wrong?

pastebin the /usr/local/etc/rc.d/mariadb or whatever it's called.