14:02:27 <vkarlsen> Does SmartOS run a console on any discovered serial port by default?
14:06:40 <tsoome> I believe the default setup is: console="text,ttya,ttyb,ttyc,tty
14:06:48 <tsoome> d"
14:07:54 <tsoome> that means text being default for kernel as we do not support dual console in kernel.
14:26:59 <jbk> but it does setup ttymon processes on the serial ports IIRC
14:27:19 <jbk> and there is a way somewhere I can't recall offhand to set the OS console
14:27:48 <jbk> since being able to do things like run kmdb via SOL has always been seen as a pretty important thing
14:28:19 <jbk> (just unfortunately there is no standard for that... e.g. supermicro tends to use COM2/ttyb for that while Dell I think uses COM1/ttya)
14:35:28 <jbk> though I _think_ you can change the dell default
15:01:53 <fgudin> hello
15:02:22 <fgudin> i’m trying to update a port in pkgsrc and ’bmake package’ ends in error
15:02:40 <fgudin> ===> Installing for burp-3.2.0
15:02:40 <fgudin> => Generating pre-install file lists
15:02:40 <fgudin> /usr/bin/bash: /opt/local/bin/bsdinstall: No such file or directory
15:03:20 <fgudin> is it expected to require ’bsdinstall’ on SmartOS ? dumb question, but it’s my 1st time on this OS familly
15:08:03 <jperkin> how did you get the build environment set up? that sounds like not having a bootstrap kit installed, or using a minimal bootstrap with an existing mk.conf that has bsdinstall configured
15:09:13 <jperkin> the easiest way to get going at the moment is to provision a pkgbuild image as per https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/pkgsrc/wiki/pkgdev:setup but when I get a few moments I'll be generating a much simpler setup using bob
15:09:22 <fgudin> you’re probably right; i just discovered ’bootstrap-extra-files-20250308’
15:09:27 <fgudin> i’ll check and retur
15:09:29 <fgudin> n
15:11:12 <jperkin> (there's also https://gist.github.com/jperkin/72075147e330b35eb4869898207e828e for a quick and dirty getting bob installed and running on omnios which should work on most distros module paths)