Anonymous
but had HDMI connected.
Anonymous
So I'm looking for some info too.
Anonymous
Andi https://minnie.tuhs.org/Blog/2019_06_27_FreeBSD_NAS.html
Anonymous
this says he just had HDMI and it booted right up.
Anonymous
he has a surprisingly good description of getting it started etc.
Eliab/Andi
Anonymous
I saw a couple articles on getting FreeBSD onto a pi by searching: How to run FreeBSD on Raspberry Pi
Anonymous
on Duck Duck Go
Anonymous
just looking around....https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewforum.php?f=85
Eliab/Andi
ah cool ;) Well, I'm going to buy today a Raspi 4 with 4GB and using a SSD with USB 3.0 connection to speed up the Raspi ;)
Anonymous
Sounds like a winner, but why not an 8GB pi-4 ?
Eliab/Andi
or longer
Anonymous
;)
Anonymous
Andi, having fun with that Pi4 yet?
Eliab/Andi
Andi, having fun with that Pi4 yet?
Yea indeed thx for asking Tbh I have started with Raspi OS
Obuya
❤️❤️
Phil
Hey I don't understood very well the zfs on freebsd is from sun project or it's openzfs ? There will be major difference on zfs freebsd 13 ?
Obuya
There're people only motivated by money... And people who may think that there's nothing wrong developing such things... Human beings are complicated to understand sometimes
I think during research and development they are told that the tech will be used for "search and rescue" in natural disasters or war torn countries, or something along that line
Eliab/Andi
Hey mates "dummy question" -I have a HP lap with RTL8821CE wifi card - I can use a TP-Link Wifi-Dongle in order to have wifi?
Phil
Turns out it's not as recent?
Very interesting imagine now how could be the next level ??
Obuya
Must be more mature and mainstream, I guess, with multiple use-cases, and hopefully more countermeasures
Rexodus
Coolness!
Rexodus
Good morning!
Anonymous
Turns out it's not as recent?
Sometimes, it simply doesn't matter how 'old' a methodology is. Once implemented, it will exert its evilness all day long for the rest of your life... 😞
Eliab/Andi
Does anybody use latest ports? Is it reliable using it?
Anonymous
Does anybody use latest ports? Is it reliable using it?
You are installing an application from the source. Why should it not be reliable?
Eliab/Andi
You are installing an application from the source. Why should it not be reliable?
Hmmm 🤔 don’t know. I’ve Switches on FreeBSD 12.2 to latest pkgs and all went very well
Ulf
In Linux I can do: chmod -R 755 /home/pi/Downloads && chmod -R 755 /home/pi/Music In FreeBSD it doesn't work. Can someone please tell what to replace the "&&" with?
Ulf
Yes
Ulf
Not the issue
Pouria
Yes
Worked or no?
Ulf
One line works
Ulf
In Linux I can do: chmod -R 755 /home/pi/Downloads && chmod -R 755 /home/pi/Music In BSD it doesn't work. Can someone please tell what to replace the "&&" with?
Krond
Should work, can you show the error?
Ulf
NOT two lines with the first ending with &&
Ulf
chmod -R 755 /home/pi/Downloads && Invalid null command.
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
&& only works if the first action was successful. For two lines a \ is required. But it should work either in linux and in bsd
Ulf
Thank you VERY much. I have done lots of searches and not found this. Thank you and have a nice day!
Anonymous
Hello all a couple of days ago I tried to install tor-browser according to their installation description. In order to make it work, I also followed the steps in FreeBSD-Handbook for installing the Linux compatibility-layer. Since then I can start tor-browser up to this error message. I already tried to use tor-bridges. Same result. Any ideas?
Anonymous
Another linux PC, running also a tor-browser in embedded mode in the same network (= behind the same firewall) does not show any issue.
Michael
Anyone had any luck with Disney+ on FreeBSD?
Michael
I am guessing that we are missing some DRM library?
Eliab/Andi
Anyone using Nitrokeys?
Andriy
Anyone had any luck with Disney+ on FreeBSD?
Maybe this could be useful https://twitter.com/patovm04_/status/1322964832056999940?s=19
Michael
But hmm, via Chrome. I'm going to give that a miss
Anonymous
Hmm I haven’t tried to install it on my bsd machines So sry 🙃
Any Internet-Links, maybe? I've tried it over days, but never found anything that lead into this direction. What one can find easily are howtos for implementing a (fixed) tor-layer onto a Raspi or on another BSD-machine. But this means to loose too much flexibility. Therefore, I'd rather go with the tor-browers as such on my workstation.
Eliab/Andi
Hopefully this will help u
Eliab/Andi
😊
Rexodus
All my groups are vanished. Except this one.
Anonymous
hmm https://www.reddit.com/r/TOR/comments/hfpy00/tor_browser_with_freebsd/
Link leads to a pretty old/abandoned github-page which is or was OpenBSD. That doesn't help, either. Furthermore, I already succeeded in configuring a FreeBSD-machine with the tor-layer while setting appropriate proxy settings in one browser. Result: this browser act like a tor-browser (checked with tor-status page), whereas all other internet apps are using the regular pathway. But it isnt the real thing... So, thanks anyway.
Anonymous
What do you recommend instead?
Eliab/Andi
hmm?
Anonymous
I could easily use Whonix or Tails.
Anonymous
But this meant always reboots on DVDs (which I do not have on all my machines). So that would be safe and easy to use, but a little bit clumsy in terms of operability...
Anonymous
I'd prefer one stable environment in which I could just start anything I like.
Anonymous
Last Opera version supported within freebsd was 12.x ... 😞
Anonymous
what is 'linux emulator'?
Anonymous
wine is crap
Anonymous
I tested it with several widespread programs - it was not usable
Anonymous
MS Office
Anonymous
Graphics app like Corel PhotoImpact
Anonymous
Acrobat Reader
Anonymous
The typical everyday apps of a WinXP user of those days...
Anonymous
I just looked it up: opera on freshports is 12.16 😞
Anonymous
/
Anonymous
MY EYES
Anonymous
I wrote in my initial post, that I did exactly, what you propose.... And I did it according to the freebsd handbook ... I'm pretty sure, my subsystem works.
Anonymous
yum
Anonymous
Tor-Browser does not indicate a missing package, but there might be one... I simply cannot track it down .... due to lack of experience...
Anonymous
linux subsystem based on centos = "Linux compatibility layer" ===> those 2 are the same