15:19:38 yeah, and if people want to run propolis, a brand for omnios for that would make more sense 16:53:44 yeah, there's nothing in propolis which depends on oxide-specific bits 17:52:40 how can I inject NMI from UTM (qemu)? 18:04:17 `nmi 0` from the qemu query monitor, if you can get to it 18:07:21 hm. I see... 18:13:09 with serial port -> target, one can map monitor. 19:33:58 C-a c gets you to the monitor 19:34:11 whether the target supports an NMI varies 20:35:35 [illumos-gate] 15921 ptools should not be isaexec'd -- Richard Lowe 20:37:15 nice. 20:38:07 I have a branch doing more, but let's let that settle first... 20:49:29 do you have ipf in that branch too? 20:49:49 yes 20:50:02 I have literally every consumer of isaexec except in.iked which we can't fix 20:50:03 am, ok 20:50:47 there is "14128 ipf: only build 64-bit commands" - and branch I apparently have forgot to bind with gerrit:D 20:51:04 well, feel free to go before me :) 20:51:35 or look at the thing I just sent you and take the ipf bits if they seem better 20:52:16 ok 20:52:18 I remember it was unpleasant, so it's likely they don't seem better 20:54:23 I was wondering what the plan for in.iked was, as we don't do anything with the closed bits other than unpack them 20:55:15 in.iked can be repackaged to be 64-bit only. 20:55:26 But it's closed so no love/hope for ARM there. 20:58:49 danmcd: we would have to find a way to move it 20:58:53 which isn't worth the effort, really 20:59:10 because as you say, it doesn't actually solve any real problem. 20:59:22 the easiest we could do is hardlink it 20:59:31 (to the real binary, rather than isaexec) 20:59:49 Yeah, hardlink would suffice if the goal is, "kill isaexec". 21:00:13 the goal is "deliver things in a way that makes sense going forward" 21:00:21 so either way 21:01:17 I have a branch in flight that rationalizes some other closed-bin things too, but I'm not sure if that's for illumos-gate yet. 21:03:28 The IKE certutils are stuck at 32-bit, but they honestly shouldn't need to be 32-bit NOR closed (i.e. they could be rewritten to use openssl and/or pktool).