01:22:39 <Molnija> thrultimeaded
09:24:14 <tomww> richlowe: you mean one module at a time, not loading modules in parallel?
09:33:21 <tomww> richlowe: I run into an option to load one module at a time, breakpoint was *init call. My screenshot remembers that it was ohci:_init() where is last stopped, next ":c" said "Returned from _init, val = 0"  and then it hang without any further output.
09:47:26 <tsoome> tomww if the suspect is ohci, you can configure bhyve not to provide usb and see if that will help.
09:51:42 <tomww> yeah, that is my current search, how to disable ohci.
10:30:49 <sjorge> richlowe: you moved instances, did it like take your follower/following list with you?
10:31:14 <sjorge> seems a lot of people from here are on hachyderm.io and it seems more stable than the one i am on rn
10:35:23 <jperkin> migration is supposed to take your followers with you (but doesn't work 100%), it doesn't migrate your follows
10:37:21 <jperkin> I recommend having a good think about where you ultimately want to be, and then do it soon before you build up too many of either and end up losing or having to redo stuff
10:46:25 <sjorge> Had the bsd.network one since ... one of the eurobsdcons (2018), but never used it much
10:46:49 <sjorge> hachyderm.io seems to be a generally slightly more broad tech one to be, that also seems a bit more stable
10:47:00 <sjorge> But yeah, probably best to move ASAP if I do want to move
10:48:31 <tomww> richlowe: well, disabling uhci ohci ehci made s11.4 hang later in iwscn ... I'll stop here and use KVM. But if anyone could
10:48:57 <jperkin> yeh I gave up on bsd.network pretty quickly once people actually started using it, the admins are awesome but if something is unavailable for 24 hours there's not much point using it
10:48:57 <tomww> tell me how to send a break to the kernel debugger, that might get us a stacktrace/dump
10:49:29 <sjorge> jperkin same, people are good but it was down for me most of this morning
10:49:50 <jperkin> also bsd.network was one of the main sites that didn't support migration for me (the other being sdf.org)
10:51:01 <sjorge> IIRC they are running on a modified version of the software
11:02:12 <sjorge> Yeah looks like none of the sdf.org and mastodon.social ones came over
11:02:16 <sjorge> So a sizable chunk
11:03:42 <sjorge> At least when I try to refollow people I don't get timeouts nwo :D
11:03:54 <sjorge> Time to get back to work, lunch break over
11:08:11 <wiedi> sdf is pretty unreliable, when I try to follow someone sometimes it shows up the next day, sometimes never
11:19:27 <sjorge> I had to re-follow like 50%
11:19:50 <sjorge> And for followers it shows 1 but the actual page shows a few more so... sync job probably not completed yet I guess
11:19:53 <sjorge> It'
11:20:16 <sjorge> Overall it's been a good experience, but account move not so much.
12:19:46 <tsoome> tomww before we got -B disable-drivername, the mechanism was to use /etc/system file
17:10:35 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 13879 flock(3C) on NFS files should fail with EOPNOTSUPP -- Luqman Aden <luqman⊙oc>
17:14:01 <Molnija> why am I sleepy?
20:02:40 <jbk> i'm not sure that's a question we can answer :)
20:08:36 <Molnija> I'm also time disoriented