01:37:09 <richlowe> someone mentioned <driver>-1 messages maybe 2 weeks ago, where -1 is the instance#.  That happens when dev_err(9f) (or something that implements the same) gets called before the dip has an instance
11:07:53 <sjorge> jperkin: did I imagine it, or was there a native pkgsrc build method that produced illumos native package format packages
11:08:40 <sjorge> Ips/pkg5
12:00:53 <jperkin> sjorge: yeh I wrote a basic initial implementation, but there just wasn't any interest in it so I didn't carry on
12:15:07 <jperkin> https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/pkgsrc-legacy/commit/62d1dbe7ade578f240b44a3aca6fc5048ea4b485
12:53:22 <tsoome> richlowe I see that -1 on every boot too: Jul  4 22:29:30 beastie pcie: [ID 324549 kern.warning] WARNING: pci_pci-1: encountered PCIe device without PCIe capability
12:53:55 <tsoome> also this one: Jul  4 22:29:18 beastie iommulib: [ID 321598 kern.info] NOTICE: iommulib_nexus_register: rootnex-1: Succesfully registe
12:53:55 <tsoome> red NEXUS i86pc nexops=fffffffffbd30040
16:24:07 <sjorge> jperkin: aha so I didn’t imagine it! Gonna bookmark that. Something like that would make way more sense to me, compared to the current pkgsrc branded zones.
16:24:38 <sjorge> Wow, that is a big change set!
16:40:04 <jperkin> it can almost certainly be pruned a lot, and a bunch of code moved to a common dir to share between backends
17:26:56 <Aedil> Hello, I am having this error since since 18, July 2024: root@openindiana ~ # pkg update
17:26:59 <Aedil> pkg: 0/1 catalogs successfully updated:
17:27:15 <Aedil> Error encountered while retrieving data from: [Errno 5] I/O error
17:29:06 <Aedil> Can someone say, what the problem is? Thanks.
17:42:59 <Aedil> I have a issue: The file //var/pkg/publisher/openindiana.org/origins/1e037461fe272285444a1caec32ee8a269d3a9d7/catalog.summary.C is degraded on my ZFS rpool, zpool status -v says it is corrupted. Can I restore or remove this file? Thanks.
17:59:34 <Aedil> root@openindiana /var/pkg/state/known # pkg refresh --full
18:00:10 <Aedil> fixed the problem! I was able to fix it by adding "--full" to # pkg refresh.
18:03:56 <Aedil> Now that I changed the disk image size from 80G to 160G, performance is good and better now.
18:39:33 <tsoome> Aedil better also run: zpool scrub
18:42:17 <Aedil> tsoome: I will do now.