Anonymous
night dude
Anonymous
good night
Anonymous
i will try to get some rest also
Anonymous
Rberto
Hi there
Rberto
Someone of you use tcsh?
Rberto
I need a little help 😕😕😕
Rberto
K
Instead of break
K
I’m guessing, reading this:
https://docstore.mik.ua/orelly/linux/lnut/ch08_09.htm
Csh/tcsh documentation. Check the description of “break”
Rberto
K
Anyone using vnets can help me figuring a networking problem out?
My freebsd pi3's physical network is 192.168.1.48/24
router is 192.168.1.1/24
i created a jail with vnet;
created two epair and gave 10.0.0.1/24 to the host and 10.0.0.2/24 to the jail
set jail's default route to 10.0.0.1
added a static route to the physical router
enabled routing to the host as well
host can ping the jail, the lan and internet
jail can only ping the host, no lan and no internet
other devices on the lan (192...) can ping host on both 192 and 10 addresses, but not the jail
Andriy
Anyone using vnets can help me figuring a networking problem out?
My freebsd pi3's physical network is 192.168.1.48/24
router is 192.168.1.1/24
i created a jail with vnet;
created two epair and gave 10.0.0.1/24 to the host and 10.0.0.2/24 to the jail
set jail's default route to 10.0.0.1
added a static route to the physical router
enabled routing to the host as well
host can ping the jail, the lan and internet
jail can only ping the host, no lan and no internet
other devices on the lan (192...) can ping host on both 192 and 10 addresses, but not the jail
Have you tried giving default router 192.168.1.1/24 to jail, so it could answer to 192 subnet
K
Have you tried giving default router 192.168.1.1/24 to jail, so it could answer to 192 subnet
no, i have it set to 10.0.0.1, host's epair.
i'm changing it now to the router and let you know
K
LOL it did not work because of a typo in /etc/jail.conf
jail's default gateway was set to 10.0.0.2 instead of 10.0.0.1.
changing it to 10.0.0.1 solved it
thanks anyways Andrey
Andriy
K
😊
Anonymous
this is relatable, even tho I am not diagnosed with autism. Just mood tho
SL
Nice ... but its basically a server/pc ? I thought was a robot like project?
SL
My nas is an e-waste projects too lol
Erfan
Hey everyone... I just wanted to install FreeBSD on my main machine and its now running arch.Can i install FreeBSD without loosing home partition data ??
K
Hey everyone... I just wanted to install FreeBSD on my main machine and its now running arch.Can i install FreeBSD without loosing home partition data ??
What’s the file system of that partition?
Erfan
ext4
K
IIRC FreeBSD cannot access ext4 partitions
Erfan
So my files will be there ?
Erfan
But how can i use it ?
K
As long as you don’t remove the partition it will be there
Erfan
Ok thank you...
Erfan
And what desktop do you recommend ?
Erfan
Or window manager ?
K
I don’t use FreeBSD for desktop sorry
Erfan
Ok i will try it.
SL
could he mount partition after boot to browse files I suppose, or not?
K
https://freebsd81949087.wordpress.com/2018/07/27/mouting-linux-filesystems-ext2-ext3-ext4/
Erfan
Hey there again... Im now installing FreeBSD 13 and im using manual partitioning but whenever i try to make a partition like freebsd-ufs or freebsd-swap or freebsd-boot i will get invalid argument error and im not going to leave MBR because of that ext4 partition...
Erfan
What should i do ?
Erfan
😭😭
K
What should i do ?
back up your data on external media, format the disk using gpt table and create new partitions. then restre your data
Erfan
If i could backup that ext4 i wouldn't wast my time this far..
Erfan
I can't do that
Erfan
Its huge
Erfan
there is a lot of movies on that
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Hey everyone... I just wanted to install FreeBSD on my main machine and its now running arch.Can i install FreeBSD without loosing home partition data ??
You can go two ways around too:
- Use a virtual machine, like Qemu or VMWare to run FreeBSD inside Arch
- Install FreeBSD on a usb stick, and select the boot disk in the BIOS at launch
Erfan
I want it to be installed on my main system and remove arch
Erfan
Its fine in 5 hours my files are ready🥲
Erfan
Im copying them on a NAS device
Erfan
After that i will have a fresh FreeBSD install
K
Interesting, as I’ll do the opposite:
Build a FreeBSD ZFS NAS and get Arch Linux on my laptop (currently has xubuntu)
Amir
Hi
Anyone can help me for deploy zfs on Dual disk?
I want to deploy my / on ssd and my /var on hdd.
Like Linux lvm Partitioning. /home on hdd and / on ssd
Thanks
Badugar
Hi
Anyone can help me for deploy zfs on Dual disk?
I want to deploy my / on ssd and my /var on hdd.
Like Linux lvm Partitioning. /home on hdd and / on ssd
Thanks
You could do that with a separate UFS partition for /var on hdd and / on ssd
Badugar
See newfs
Badugar
Or do you want to use ZFS?
Amir
Hi STORM
Thanks for your answer.
I did it using ufs and worked.
But i want use zfs
K
I think you'll do the same thing basically:
have the drives as individual vdevs and pools
then create the mountpoints
Badugar
this
Badugar
you can create two zpools
Amir
you can create two zpools
Yes and id did it. But i have no idea How use Second pool in main pool
Badugar
Second pool in main pool?
Badugar
You can do zfs set mountpoint=/ [nameofyourdatasethere] on one dataset and zfs set mountpoint=/var [nameofotherdataset] on the other pool
Amir
Oh my bad.
I mean use Second pool as a sub Directory of / like /var
Badugar
The mountpoints will stay, no need for vim /etc/fstab
Amir
I will test it. Thank you very much
Badugar
you're welcome
Bob
Hey all, I am using OPNsense firewall which is based on HardenedBSD/FreeBSD, the issue I am facing is with the swap partition which is taking up quite a lot of space in my ssd. I would like to move that to my HDD and there by reduce the SSD wearout? Any methods out there to do this?
Thanks in advance
K
Hey all, I am using OPNsense firewall which is based on HardenedBSD/FreeBSD, the issue I am facing is with the swap partition which is taking up quite a lot of space in my ssd. I would like to move that to my HDD and there by reduce the SSD wearout? Any methods out there to do this?
Thanks in advance
Edit /etc/fstab
Follow the FreeBSD handbook about how to create a swap file (better) or a swap partition
K
Remember to remove the old entry from fstab and either reboot or use swapoff/swapon
Bob
ok, so it's better to create a swap file than going with a swap partition. I can test it as I am running that in a VM, I need to take a backup/snapshot of the vm and try this, hope it won't break anything.
K
It’s a painless operation most of the times
Bob
got it, Thanks @svartj
K
Welcome mate
Özgür Ateş
You can use sysutils/fusefs-lkl for mounting ext4
Özgür Ateş
Using it is very easy.
lklfuse -o type=ext4 /dev/<device> <mountpoint>
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But don't forget to add
fusefs_enable="YES"
to /erc/rc.conf and reboot
Pouria
Amir
Hi
Amir
Thank you very much