hi. AFAIK starting with 12 the working solution for intel gpu is modesetting. No need xf86-video-intel anymore.

hi. AFAIK starting with 12 the working solution for intel gpu is modesetting. No need xf86-video-intel anymore.

Would you elaborate a little more?

Hmm so what should i do?

Lol i just installed

Hmm so what should i do?

look how to set this "modesetting" as driver for xorg

look how to set this "modesetting" as driver for xorg

Ok will see

Lol i just installed

"pkg delete" it

"pkg delete" it

Yeah sure

Yeah i wanted to do this from very beginning

Anyhow thanks all of you

no need to configure xorg.conf

no need to configure xorg.conf

Why?

automatic configuration works fine now.

what is your freebsd version?>

automatic configuration works fine now.

Ok

So modesetting right?

So modesetting right?

yeap

https://youtu.be/ipdWrJwRn-8?t=1310

as of now, only drm-kmod and xorg packages should be installed (no xf86-bla-bla installed) and it should work (starting with 12.0)

Localization has nearly nothing to do with xorg. Just to set xinitrc correctly.

You can just use setxkbmap from .xinitrc

Then something in your WM startup files sets these or something, that's not normal. You should be able to execute this as the first command in your xinitrc. However, if that problem persists, a workaround might be something like (sleep 3; setxkbmap de) & in your xinitrc so first your WM starts and executes that and 3 sec later on you got fixed keyboard layout at least so you can at least debug further with the right one.

is this a normal description? Apfelsine OS Proprietary operating system based on freeBSD with a graphical interface using dwm as a window manager. Operating system having a peculiar graphic interface design. The operating system can be used on home computers, laptops, tablets, smartphones and smart watches. The operating system supports push notifications, has a modern browser that uses the components of Firefox and chromium.

is this a normal description? Apfelsine OS Proprietary operating system based on freeBSD with a graphical interface using dwm as a window manager. Operating system having a peculiar graphic interface design. The operating system can be used on home computers, laptops, tablets, smartphones and smart watches. The operating system supports push notifications, has a modern browser that uses the components of Firefox and chromium.

What is the url to test this os

What is the url to test this os

it still exists only in my head

K

K

But you can become a beta tester if you want to

Hey guys, my bsd is running all good now

but wanted to make sure, is it okay if ping6 doesn't work?

[maths_lover@mathslover ~]$ ping6 google.com ping6: UDP connect: No route to host

That is what I'm getting

but ipv4 is working all fine

Here's /etc/rc.conf hostname="mathslover" # ifconfig_ue0="DHCP" ifconfig_ue0="SYNCDHCP" ifconfig_ue0_ipv6="inet6 accept_rtadv" rtsold_enable="YES" sshd_enable="YES" moused_enable="YES" ntpdate_enable="YES" ntpd_enable="YES" powerd_enable="YES" # Set dumpdev to "AUTO" to enable crash dumps, "NO" to disable dumpdev="AUTO" kld_list="/boot/modules/i915kms.ko" dbus_enable="YES"

Here's /etc/rc.conf hostname="mathslover" # ifconfig_ue0="DHCP" ifconfig_ue0="SYNCDHCP" ifconfig_ue0_ipv6="inet6 accept_rtadv" rtsold_enable="YES" sshd_enable="YES" moused_enable="YES" ntpdate_enable="YES" ntpd_enable="YES" powerd_enable="YES" # Set dumpdev to "AUTO" to enable crash dumps, "NO" to disable dumpdev="AUTO" kld_list="/boot/modules/i915kms.ko" dbus_enable="YES"

sudo rtsol ue0 also doesn't work

seems

I followed handbook, but didn't succeed

https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/network-ipv6.html

https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/network-ipv6.html

I was going through this

?

I didn't get you

English is my second

I can understand it all well

Why making a course? I don't know networking

Why are you being like that?

I told you that I'm beginner in this stuff

okay so this is what I did. 1. Installed FreeBSD and got ipv6 working from the very beginning 2. configured it in a way such that ipv4 also works, but then ipv6 stopped

😂

hey I'm not asking to baby sit me

I'm asking what is wrong there

okay so just ipv4 is fine?

ok thanks

is the description ok now? Apfelsine OS Proprietary operating system based on freeBSD and having a graphical interface using dwm as a window manager. The operating system can be used on home computers, laptops, tablets, smartphones and smart watches. The operating system supports push notifications, has a modern browser that uses Firefox and chromium components, and the operating system has functions that facilitate interaction with your other Apfelsine ™ devices. For example, ApfelSYNC, which allows you to have access to files, tabs and other things at the same time on different devices. New connection interface using wifi-direct and NFC technologies ensures security and data transfer speed

👍

U have os ready or it is still in your mind?

With linux/Ubuntu supporting zfs, is there a compelling reason to stick with freebsd? Apart from being a bsd purist

🔱Trident is FreeBSD-based and easy in install and use with graphical interfaces and Lumina DE

With linux/Ubuntu supporting zfs, is there a compelling reason to stick with freebsd? Apart from being a bsd purist

is linux may native boot from zfs?

no, it's not. systemd is most of the time just a purist thing and so is history, pure and fresh system. Debian asks you if you want to keep your config/update/merge. And what do you mean by "dont you know benchmark?" and "do you know freebsd foundation?"?

With linux/Ubuntu supporting zfs, is there a compelling reason to stick with freebsd? Apart from being a bsd purist

Yes. The operating system.

It's as simple as that, really.

wtf

then you should probably try to sleep :>

gn8

With linux/Ubuntu supporting zfs, is there a compelling reason to stick with freebsd? Apart from being a bsd purist

You wanna start a fire. You might be gone in flames, and would deserve it.

Actually my current system is a freebsd. While I like the wholesome approach - I also dislike the that many of the packages have no maintainers. Re architecture - probably a niche that you're referring to? Pkg managers are fairly OK on both for the average user I guess. But I do need to read up about systemd, will soon hopefully

It's quite a pain to troubleshoot wifi,Bluetooth and the like. But yea the argument would be that it gets a person to better understand how things work - but does the average Joe really need to? So both usability and proficiency are a consideration

Hello. I have windows 10 and void-linux on my hard disk. And I want to install freebsd alongside with them. What's the best approach to do it?

Which bootloader do you use to load os'es?

Just check if it's capable to load bsd

I would use separate physical disk for each os, but that's up to you

Which bootloader do you use to load os'es?

Grub

I would use separate physical disk for each os, but that's up to you

I have one physical disk unfortunately.

Solution: buy another one 😂

😂👌

Works as well

Grub

That should be sufficient I guess. I remember dual booting freebsd and a linux system. Just required some changes to be made in the menu to select - manually

But grub will be more convenient

That should be sufficient I guess. I remember dual booting freebsd and a linux system. Just required some changes to be made in the menu to select - manually

Hmm.. 🤔

try os-prober for grub

Thanks 🌺