00:29:03 Hey, key developers need to be able to distract their kiddos long enough to get work done... :) 04:09:26 I've left (and so have my now-college-age-kids lef) that phase, but HDC 2 *did* run quite a bit of minecraft. (I'm on HDC3 now.) 12:06:53 hello all, how to change/limit ARC size without change /etc/system file on SmartOS? what’s the command? if I wang to limit ARC max size to 16GB, Thanks in advance for the help 13:27:09 is it a good idea to get smartos on a desktop pc to load linux for daily computing needs? 13:40:06 nodae: nope 13:41:29 why? what would be instead? 13:42:54 nodae : you would probably struggle to get your desktop hardware supported 13:44:24 like the nvidia gpu... 13:56:40 SmartOS is a hypervisor, meant for DC workloads. If you are going to use to use it for your workstation, just like other hypervisors you will need to create a VM and pass through your GPU and USB devices etc 17:55:35 danmcd: Minecraft is not a phase, it's a life choice :P 17:56:43 HAH! 20:39:00 Is there any performance data out there on using compression on the dataset behind a bhyve volume? 21:59:17 natefoo: It's almost always advantageous to enable compression. 21:59:46 The CPU can compress/decompress faster than the I/O bus can transfer uncompressed data. 22:00:55 You might be able to find some corner case with a very specific scenario where that's not the case. But in general, compression is almost always a good idea. 22:34:19 I just setup a pkgdev environment according to these docs here: https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/pkgsrc/wiki/pkgdev:building Im interested in building openjdk21 with some updates. When I try and build from the chroot environment it complains...=> Returning to build of openjdk21-1.21.0.1.12nb1 22:34:21 ERROR: This package is only available for these platforms: NetBSD-*-i386 NetBSD-*-x86_64 NetBSD-*-aarch64. 22:34:23 ERROR: This package has set PKG_SKIP_REASON: 22:34:25 ERROR: openjdk21-1.21.0.1.12nb1 is not available for SunOS-5.11-x86_64 22:34:27 *** Error code 255 22:35:03 Is there a different place that builds for SmartOS should be built from? I'm in /data/pkgsrc/lang/openjdk21 22:36:10 I ask because there is a joyent directory with some openjdk stuff in there. But not for openjdk21 22:36:37 I think at current it doesn't build properly. 22:37:01 You might want to reach out to ptribble. He's done previous openjdk builds, up through 17 I think. 22:37:30 Got it. Thanks for the tip. 22:37:31 Someone else was recently talking about openjdk21 being broken, so the issue you're experiencing is probably the currently expected behavior. 22:37:49 We often need some patches to get a new openjdk release to build. 22:37:54 I think that was me. Yesterday I was on here asking about that. 22:38:15 That might have been. I thought it was on the discord though. 22:38:28 Either way, I think the person best suited to answer those questions is ptribble. 22:38:57 Ah. Perhaps there are others. :) 22:39:35 Thanks for the tip, I'll reach out to this ptribble user. Thanks. 22:39:38 This is all because Oracle removed support for not only illumos, but (bewilderingly) Solaris as well. 22:39:58 Peter has a blog post about the 17 work here: https://ptribble.blogspot.com/2021/12/keeping-java-alive-on-illumos.html 22:40:00 Their own build of Solaris? 22:41:45 Yeah, as far as I understand the most recent release of Java that supports Solaris is 11. 22:50:59 Just got done reading the blog you linked. Thanks for that. What a crazy thing that Oracle isn't providing support for their own OS. Is Solaris a second class citizen for Oracle now? Are they favoring Linux? 23:06:23 bahamat: perfect, thanks! 23:09:58 hello all, I want to change my ARC_MAX size from current 141G to 64G on smartos, what’s the command can do that without reboot? 23:10:45 anyone could guide/show me the command? Thanks in advance