18:15:43 <nomad> I had to swap out a NIC and now I can't configure the new one. ipadm won't let me delete the old config.
18:16:23 <nomad> https://pastebin.com/k0qawzQ1
18:16:26 <nomad> any hints?
18:25:43 <andyf> delete-addr aggr_nas0/v4
18:25:54 <andyf> then, hopefully, `delete-if aggr_nas0` should work
18:26:05 <andyf> delete-aggr, presumably
18:27:19 <nomad> so ... the address is the device name, not the IP address. I think I've tripped over this before. <sigh>
18:27:58 <andyf> Addresses have names, yes, <if>/<label> and `v4` is just one of the conventions for the label
18:28:10 <andyf> there are some restrictions but it does not have to be v4
18:28:25 <nomad> yep, that solved it.
18:28:26 <nomad> thanks,
18:28:51 <nomad> when I hear "address" I think x.y.z.foo.
18:29:00 <nomad> aggr_nas0 looks like a device to me.
18:29:09 <nomad> anyway, that solved it. Thanks for the quick assist.
18:30:00 <orylesor> Hey there! I'm Teresa (she/her).
18:30:01 <orylesor> I've downloaded r151042 (current stable). I picked the "usb-dd" image. I've calculated the SHA256 checksum, they match. I made sure I'm writing to the correct drive. I even checked whether the write to the usb drive was successful with this handy script from Stackoverflow. Then I tried to boot into it. It gets past the bootloader, it prints the
18:30:01 <orylesor> copyright notice, "configuring devices", "applying initial boot settings", "scanning for media", and then it says "could not mount installation media". I waited, but it seems to hang there without anything else happening.
18:31:10 <andyf> If you can, try writing the .iso file to the usb drive - that's a hybrid image that might work a bit better
18:31:30 <andyf> other than that, trying different USB ports (and avoiding USB 3 ones) can sometimes help.
18:34:17 <nomad> ISTR never getting the usb-dd image to work. The .iso was fine.
18:37:04 <orylesor> Oh, wow, it was indeed a 3.0 port (didn't even notice), plugged it into a 2.0 one and it works now. Thanks!
18:37:04 <orylesor> Do y'all know why this happens? It doesn't matter for practical reasons, I'm merely curious.
18:55:53 <orylesor> Heh, "uname -a" says "SunOS", that's really cute, I love it. :)
19:31:28 <vab_> @andyf congrats (linkedin snitched)  :-)
20:09:52 <sjorge> GitHub also snitched but I didn't say anything because I wasn't sure it was suppose to be public yet
20:09:58 <sjorge> but congrats
20:12:24 <nomad> oh? do tell?
20:58:50 <orylesor> Does OmniOS have Xorg? I couldn't find anything with "pkg search" or "pkg.omnios.org".
21:22:09 <sjorge> no, although I believe the bits from pkgsrc do work
21:22:28 <sjorge> if you want a desktop experience you're probably better of using openindiana
21:27:39 <orylesor> Awesome, thanks! I'm just poking around. I'm checking out esoteric operating systems for fun. :)
21:31:47 <nomad> I'm not sure how I feel about an OS I'm using in production being called 'esoteric'.
21:37:45 <orylesor> Ah, sorry about that. Wasn't sure what the right word is. Any suggestions?
21:37:53 <nomad> nah, it's ok.
21:37:58 <orylesor> :)
21:38:00 <nomad> just feels strange to think about.
21:41:07 <orylesor> Oh, yeah, it's an interesting thought. One prominent example is FreeBSD on Playstation 4. Most people probably haven't even heard about Linux, much less FreeBSD.
21:41:33 * nomad is also using FBSD in production
21:41:36 <nomad> but not on a PS4.
21:44:04 <orylesor> Oh, that's really cool!
21:47:31 <nomad> the file servers for $job[0] are FBSD, as is my home server.
21:47:42 <nomad> File servers for $job[1] and $job[2] are OmniOS.
21:47:48 * nomad <3 ZFS
21:49:37 <orylesor> Oh, you have at least free jobs? Also, why both operating systems, why not just one or the other? It's perfectly valid and cool, just curious.
21:49:54 <orylesor> *three jobs
22:09:40 <nomad> OmniOS was already in use when I started at $job[2]. 
22:10:09 <nomad> It's reliable and stable and since it's just file service it was easier not to have to retrain people.
22:10:38 <nomad> I work at a .edu and am grant funded. My time is split between so many grants I don't even bother to keep track.
22:10:52 <nomad> but I support three distinct organizations so I separate things that way.
22:30:11 <orylesor> I see, interesting. I'll go to bed, have a good one!