Joseph

been looking at some lenovo models but i am yet to find clarification.

©aptain

hi. can anyone point me in the right direction of a well supported laptop that supports 32gb ram?

are you talking about business laptop ?

Joseph

it can be. mainly used for general computing and virtual machines.

Joseph

64gb support would be ideal but 32gb could work also.

Joseph

no gaming really. maximum graphical output could be 1080p videos.

Mikhail

been looking at some lenovo models but i am yet to find clarification.

I'm using T530, but it's limited by 16gb. Now I'm looking for more powerful, so https://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/hp-probook-455-g7-notebook-pc is one of candidates. It can handle up to 32gb

Mikhail

And it's cheap laptop with excellent feedbacks

Joseph

@mizhka thanks. if i can only afford 16gb then that is better than nothing.

Joseph

recently saw a video on bhyve and it got me thinking.

Mikhail

" saw a video on bhyve" - what do you mean?

Joseph

when i recently watched a video about bhyve i was impressed with its performance.

Enlighting-man

hi everyone, i need create a demon service for some application, there is manuals for it?

Enlighting-man

awesome books, go through the mandatory learning curve 😁

Enlighting-man

👍👍👍

neb

been looking at some lenovo models but i am yet to find clarification.

bsd-hardware.info to check compatibility.

Joseph

Thank you.

Anonymous

Hi guys how can i find installed packages without package manage and screenfetch like tools?

mrphyber

Hi guys how can i find installed packages without package manage and screenfetch like tools?

pkg info -a | wc -l

Anonymous

pkg info -a | wc -l

i said with out package manager and screenfetch like tools.

mrphyber

if I am not mistaken pkg internally uses an SQLite db so you could query that

Anonymous

if I am not mistaken pkg internally uses an SQLite db so you could query that

where is the SQLite db file?

Anonymous

which directory should i check?

mrphyber

should be /var/db/pkg

Anonymous

should be /var/db/pkg

thanks, i will check it.

mrphyber

no worries

Anonymous

no worries

for what?

mrphyber

you thanked me, I replied 🤔

Anonymous

OK ;D

mrphyber

Hi guys how can i find installed packages without package manage and screenfetch like tools?

I have peaked at the pkg db and if you want a count of packages use this query: select count(id) from packages;

Anonymous

I have peaked at the pkg db and if you want a count of packages use this query: select count(id) from packages;

thanks. you did it with /var/db/pkg/local.sqlite file yes?

mrphyber

thanks. you did it with /var/db/pkg/local.sqlite file yes?

yes

Anonymous

thanks.

neb

i said with out package manager and screenfetch like tools.

For what? Some script you write?

mrphyber

the only way to get the count is by using the query I sent before

mrphyber

echo "select count(id) from packages;" | sqlite3 /var/db/pkg/local.sqlite

Pouria

the only way to get the count is by using the query I sent before

i know, just i want to tell @neb_1984

mrphyber

the canonical way to achieve this is to use pkg info -a, but for whatever reason you don't want to use it, the query does the same thing

mrphyber

or maybe I didn't understand

Dog

Phoronix FreeBSD 13 BETA2 Released With Working 32-bit Builds, Kernel TLS Offload Following last weekend's release of FreeBSD 13 BETA1, the second beta is now available for testing this big BSD operating system update...

oosterling

suddenly I get :pfctl: /dev/pf: No such file or directory???

oosterling

anybody has an idea? tks

mrphyber

suddenly I get :pfctl: /dev/pf: No such file or directory???

kldload pf or service pf start

oosterling

tks, but: linker_load_file: /boot/kernel/pf.ko - unsupported file type changed nothing in loader.conf and rc.conf, always ok till I noticed today.

mrphyber

if I recall correctly pf should be loaded at rc time, not at boot time

mrphyber

so you have basically two solutions: service pf enable && service pf start or compile your kernel with pf and not as a module

oosterling

well, before I compiled kernel with pf, then what I read on forums this changed with release 12

mrphyber

I am right now on freebsd 12.2 with a custom kernel with pf built into the kernel without issues

oosterling

Ok, I will try, many thanks about bedtime here so I will report tomorrow.

mrphyber

indeed, just service pf enable and rc will automatically load pf.ko

oosterling

I never had problems with compiling, and as I said I had no problems with setup till today.

oosterling

I agree not to mess too much with kernel, I just took out unneeded stuff and added what is needed as per readme's

Himzz

Hii how to update the beta 1 to beta 2

Pouria

Hii how to update the beta 1 to beta 2

freebsd-update as far as i know.

Joe

Carl

#!/bin/sh # PROVIDE: banner # AFTER: LOGIN . /etc/rc.subr name="banner" rcvar="${name}_enable" load_rc_config $name start_cmd="echo BANNER is my script ; sleep 5 ; echo BANNER DONE" run_rc_command "$1" Hey, I have one question I hope somebody can answer easy. This is the /usr/local/etc/rc.d/banner service I made. I try to execute this service exactly before the login prompt. I want to clear the screen and print my own banner before date and login prompt but I can not find the flag i must use. The most late I can execute it is using the flag "AFTER: LOGIN" and you can see in the picture when it is executed. Can somebody please give me a clue with the flag I must use in the service?? This is what I am searching: after the service clear the screen ... BANNER is my script BANNER DONE Sun Feb 14 blahblahblah FreeBSD/amd64 blahblahblah login:

Carl

i already made it alone, no worries ... you are so helpful like always

Carl

nah, i will not waste the keyboard. you are very optimist with the donations, i hope you have luck ...

Carl

👍

kub-kun

What

Joseph

@CarlDCharlie butt hurt much?

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#!/bin/sh # PROVIDE: banner # AFTER: LOGIN . /etc/rc.subr name="banner" rcvar="${name}_enable" load_rc_config $name start_cmd="echo BANNER is my script ; sleep 5 ; echo BANNER DONE" run_rc_command "$1" Hey, I have one question I hope somebody can answer easy. This is the /usr/local/etc/rc.d/banner service I made. I try to execute this service exactly before the login prompt. I want to clear the screen and print my own banner before date and login prompt but I can not find the flag i must use. The most late I can execute it is using the flag "AFTER: LOGIN" and you can see in the picture when it is executed. Can somebody please give me a clue with the flag I must use in the service?? This is what I am searching: after the service clear the screen ... BANNER is my script BANNER DONE Sun Feb 14 blahblahblah FreeBSD/amd64 blahblahblah login:

Maybe I'm too late. I remember using /etc/motd to display welcome messages. Dunno if it fits in your workflow

Carl

Maybe I'm too late. I remember using /etc/motd to display welcome messages. Dunno if it fits in your workflow

you are right .. but the motd is showed after login ... i was trying to get the control before nobody do a login .. i made an rc service and i was not able to find the flag to set the order ... finally i made it with # REQUIRE: bgfsck

Carl