Himanshu
Yeah. Well, it's the end of the line I guess.
Himanshu
There's no next after this , I guess.
Himanshu
Anyways. Goodnight people.
Eliab/Andi
FreeBSD will be the Beer
Eliab/Andi
Best
Badugar
Project Trident moved from BSD to Linux for their base system iirc
Badugar
(Came to my mind when I browsed the stickerpack)
NULL
@Jharked999 What do U prefer x.org or xfree86.org ?
NULL
What do U use now?
NULL
Wayland work as Internet Explorer or Windows Vista
NULL
IMHO
Nicolas Gregori
Hey guys, I have trying to clone the repo of FreeBSD port but I have this error: Cloning into 'C:\Users\Notebook\Desktop\Repos\FreeBSD-ports'...
remote: Enumerating objects: 1699, done.
remote: Counting objects: 100% (1699/1699), done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (1551/1551), done.
remote: Total 5997982 (delta 379), reused 1096 (delta 142), pack-reused 5996283
Receiving objects: 100% (5997982/5997982), 1.88 GiB | 793.00 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (3237449/3237449), done.
error: invalid path 'japanese/prn/Makefile'
fatal: unable to checkout working tree
warning: Clone succeeded, but checkout failed.
You can inspect what was checked out with 'git status'
and retry with 'git restore --source=HEAD :/'
Nicolas Gregori
Is there anyone who knows how to solve it?
Nicolas Gregori
The repo is o GitHub
Krond
Don't use windows?
Krond
prn is one of protected names, you can't name file that way.
Badugar
https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/windows/win32/fileio/naming-a-file
Nicolas Gregori
The repo is not mine
Nicolas Gregori
Anyway
Nicolas Gregori
It is a forked
Nicolas Gregori
fork
Pouria
guys when i go to the adobe room,i can join and see the recorded videos with out any plugin;even i do not install flash player on my FreeBSD, but when i go to the room with Arch Linux i get this message:
Download Adobe Flash Player 12 or above.
Pouria
my browser does not use plugins.
i use qutebrowser.
Andriy
Adobe, Linux, flash player 😱
Eliab/Andi
😂
Pouria
Such programs on BsD
Or Linux on bsd
How dare you are
the qutebrowsers are on different PC.
PC1 = FreeBSD
PC2= Arch Linux
Pouria
the versions of the qutebrowser are same.
Andriy
You missed one more thing
Andriy
Fresh version of...
Andriy
Wait for it
Andriy
Andriy
Andriy
sorry guys couldn't help myself
Eliab/Andi
the qutebrowsers are on different PC.
PC1 = FreeBSD
PC2= Arch Linux
I have FreeBSD and Artix Linux
Pouria
I have FreeBSD and Artix Linux
Nice.
sometimes we needs a Gnu/Linux distribution, that's not true?
Pouria
I have FreeBSD and Artix Linux
do you know what's the problem in my arch linux?
is my arch needs a package?
Eliab/Andi
Nice.
sometimes we needs a Gnu/Linux distribution, that's not true?
Sometimes yes :) Artix Linux is an init system :) no systemd
Pouria
Sometimes yes :) Artix Linux is an init system :) no systemd
IK.
i had Artix Linux for 2 years.
Eliab/Andi
do you know what's the problem in my arch linux?
is my arch needs a package?
Hmm 🤔 were there any dependency hints after the installation?
Pouria
Hmm 🤔 were there any dependency hints after the installation?
IDK what do you say, can you say again better?
sorry man.
Eliab/Andi
IDK what do you say, can you say again better?
sorry man.
Do you have to install any dependencies
Pouria
Haha 😂 okay 👍🏼
but i should check dependencies of qutebrowser package in FreeBSD.
and i should check dependencies of qutebrowser in Arch Linux too.
Pouria
and compare it.
Eliab/Andi
The Uncle
hey guys ...
The Uncle
is there a torrent link to fetch current freebsd iso ?
i mean with good speed
Mmmm
Anyone able to load i915kms from base system?
Mmmm
What do you mean?
My thinkpad x230 unable to load driver from base kernel. I put kld_list="i915kms" at rc.conf
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Mmmm
It took 30m to finish and boot. But screen just shows looks like vga failure
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
12.2
2021-02: To use DRM with intel GPU in FreeBSD 12.2, drm-fbsd12.0-kmod needs to be built from ports:
$ doas make install clean -C /usr/ports/graphics/drm-fbsd12.0-kmod
Mmmm
I use modesetting on /usr/local/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d card.conf
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Back in November https://www.freebsd.org/releases/12.2R/errata/#late-news
[2020-11-11] Due to slight changes to the ABI and KBI between FreeBSD 12.1 and FreeBSD 12.2, it is important to note that certain third-party kernel modules may need to be rebuilt locally, until FreeBSD 12.1 reaches end of life.
That affects i915kms. Anyway, remove it from your system and reinstall using ports
Badugar
is there a torrent link to fetch current freebsd iso ?
i mean with good speed
https://wiki.freebsd.org/Torrents
mrphyber
Back in November https://www.freebsd.org/releases/12.2R/errata/#late-news
[2020-11-11] Due to slight changes to the ABI and KBI between FreeBSD 12.1 and FreeBSD 12.2, it is important to note that certain third-party kernel modules may need to be rebuilt locally, until FreeBSD 12.1 reaches end of life.
That affects i915kms. Anyway, remove it from your system and reinstall using ports
afaik freebsd 12.1 has already reached eol and the 12.x build farm has been switched to 12.2
Anonymous
afaik freebsd 12.1 has already reached eol and the 12.x build farm has been switched to 12.2
What happens in such case, lets say someone having12.1 server, and do pkg update/upgrade, what happens? The OS fetches the packages from latest FreeBSD release?
Anonymous
Or it remains at the same packages versions for 12.1 and never get updated?
mrphyber
the packages are going to be rebuilt only when a new version is avaiable
Anonymous
the packages are going to be rebuilt only when a new version is avaiable
When 12.1 reach EOL I meant.
mrphyber
in 99.9% of cases, a package compiled for freebsd 12.1 is compatible with freebsd 12.2 so there's no need to rebuild everything
Anonymous
(And when you don't update FreeBSD to newer ver)
mrphyber
drm-kmod was an exeption as a little incompatibility slipped through
Anonymous
Actually what I wanted to ask is, if I remain at 12.1 and in the future I execute: pkg upgrade, would my OS fetch the latest packages available FOR 12.1, or it will always fetch the latest version for the latest FreeBSD release?
mrphyber
it depends on the package, if the package hasn't been updated for two years and let's say that the latest version was build for freebsd 12.0, you can run it through freebsd 12.4 for example
mrphyber
and as such the build farms are not going to rebuild it
Andriy
Actually what I wanted to ask is, if I remain at 12.1 and in the future I execute: pkg upgrade, would my OS fetch the latest packages available FOR 12.1, or it will always fetch the latest version for the latest FreeBSD release?
After eol no pkgs will be available. Only manually from archives.