so you have launched TLauncher on FreeBSD before, nuh ?

How can I find it on the pkg search? Just by TLauncher?

Oh I see, alright. Being Java it should be a workaround to make it work in FreeBSD. The easiest solution is to install compat-linux in FreeBSD and running the file from there. I guess what's happening is a matter of directories and files location

Take a look at this https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/linuxemu/

Indeed

FreeBSD - Linux Binary Compatibility FreeBSD provides binary compatibility with Linux, allowing users to install and run most Linux binaries on a FreeBSD system without having to first modify the binary. It has even been reported that, in some situations, Linux binaries perform better on FreeBSD than they do on Linux. In this video, Marko Tasic gives us a clean practical introduction to the topic. More info about Linux binary compatibility: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/linuxemu/ Marko Tasic channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq-PF3nIPg5KO8po0dHcXsQ

That's a more complete info pack about Linux Compat

FreeBSD - Linux Binary Compatibility FreeBSD provides binary compatibility with Linux, allowing users to install and run most Linux binaries on a FreeBSD system without having to first modify the binary. It has even been reported that, in some situations, Linux binaries perform better on FreeBSD than they do on Linux. In this video, Marko Tasic gives us a clean practical introduction to the topic. More info about Linux binary compatibility: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/linuxemu/ Marko Tasic channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq-PF3nIPg5KO8po0dHcXsQ

and thank you for this video

I already enabled Linux.

and I'm downloading openjdk rpm package for test

failed.

failed.

Linux binaries can be examined to tell which libraries they need. Then it's a matter of adding them to the compat/libs directory, but in order to do that, you first need a Linux machine that gives you that info. You can try $ ldd on /path/to/lib.so I had to repeat steps from the handbook a couple of times in order to boot compat correctly.

As you can see I had to install almost every linux-c7 package to get a Qt application working

As you can see I had to install almost every linux-c7 package to get a Qt application working

how about running .jar file from /compat/linux chroot ?

I understand you btw.

how about running .jar file from /compat/linux chroot ?

If it mets the java libraries it may worl I guess. Tbh I never dealt with Java. Another option could be using a virtual machine. OpenVM is available as a pkg iirc.

so you have launched TLauncher on FreeBSD before, nuh ?

Stop getting help from him, he's a troll and can barely speak English, you'll be better off getting help from a brick wall

Stop getting help from him, he's a troll and can barely speak English, you'll be better off getting help from a brick wall

i dont think he is a troll

i dont think he is a troll

Well he is certainly annoying, international or not

Who can help me

I want rebuild zpool but i cant export it or destroy it

lee@jah:~ % sudo zpool export zmedia cannot export 'zmedia': pool is busy lee@jah:~ % sudo zpool export -f zmedia cannot export 'zmedia': pool is busy lee@jah:~ %

And i also stoped all service but still cant do it

pool: zmedia state: ONLINE scan: scrub in progress since Fri Jul 9 11:14:13 2021 1.19T scanned at 3.31G/s, 138G issued at 383M/s, 6.06T total 0B repaired, 2.23% done, 04:30:14 to go config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM zmedia ONLINE 0 0 0 raidz1-0 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada3 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada4 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada5 ONLINE 0 0 0 special ada0p1 ONLINE 0 0 0 logs mirror-3 ONLINE 0 0 0 nvd1p1 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada0p2 ONLINE 0 0 0 cache nvd1p3 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada0p3 ONLINE 0 0 0 errors: No known data errors

zpool scrub -s zmedia

then you can destroy it

Thank, i found i use iscsi lun in this pool so i cant destroy or export

the entire pool looks weird if you ask me

sick mix of ata and nvme devices

all sorts of stuff - vdevs, logz and cache

and even some 'special'

like you were preparing it to the world congress of wonders

like you were preparing it to the world congress of wonders

Your are right

Use 1 nvme 1sata ssd for cache and log

Hello and welcome @ShopBoy

Is that on remote connection?

Help. Need information how to burn GhostBSD to USB stick. Thanks before.

Help. Need information how to burn GhostBSD to USB stick. Thanks before.

$ doas dd if=GhostBSD.img of=/dev/daN bs=10M conv=sync

$ doas dd if=GhostBSD.img of=/dev/daN bs=10M conv=sync

/dev/daN is your destination disk. Be careful selecting it.

Hi Guys, How i Burn a FreeBSD Iso on DVD (with something like dd) ?

Hello and welcome @ShopBoy

Thanks

Hi Guys, How i Burn a FreeBSD Iso on DVD (with something like dd) ?

On which OS are you planning to burn?

On which OS are you planning to burn?

Arch Linux

Arch Linux

$ sudo cdrecord -v -dao dev=N,0,0 speed=8 file.iso

$ sudo cdrecord -v -dao dev=N,0,0 speed=8 file.iso

replace N with /dev/sr0 ?

$ sudo cdrecord -v -dao dev=N,0,0 speed=8 file.iso

Run $ sudo cdrecord -scanbus To get your bus

Okay

dev=2,0,0 ?

$ doas dd if=GhostBSD.img of=/dev/daN bs=10M conv=sync

Thanks man. And how to burn it in PC Windows?

Oh so you have two physical dvd readers?

Thanks man. And how to burn it in PC Windows?

Use the Rufus program then https://rufus.ie/

Oh so you have two physical dvd readers?

No First one is my HDD

No First one is my HDD

Ouch, my bad. Then 2,0,0 yes

dev=2,0,0 ?

👍

Cool, thanks man

Is that on remote connection?

Yeah

Yeah

I have remote connection enabled on the Laptop, but never tried to login from the phone. Is that done using termux or similar?

Use the Rufus program then https://rufus.ie/

Sorry. This is right way?

I have remote connection enabled on the Laptop, but never tried to login from the phone. Is that done using termux or similar?

Yes

Sorry. This is right way?

I guess it is. The message says it will burn it anyway. I don't have any Windows machine so I cannot try

Yes

Great, thanks! I'm going to try it (:

I guess it is. The message says it will burn it anyway. I don't have any Windows machine so I cannot try

Thanks. Maybe i try it first. thanks again.

Thanks. Maybe i try it first. thanks again.

Anytime (: Oh, if you want to ask directly to them about the .iso warning, they have a room at tg iirc @GhostBSD

Could be. I don't use it since the days of Windows 7

Thanks man. And how to burn it in PC Windows?

use baleana etcher

Anytime (: Oh, if you want to ask directly to them about the .iso warning, they have a room at tg iirc @GhostBSD

Thanks for information. Go to there.

use baleana etcher

Oke thanks. Try it.

only if the install process brings more intuitiveness and ease of use and even less mental torture. Not everyone need to deal with terminal in first contact.

only if the install process brings more intuitiveness and ease of use and even less mental torture. Not everyone need to deal with terminal in first contact.

Install process only is a small part of the process....

Install process only is a small part of the process....

but an essential one for new comers

Newcomers may install GhostBSD

why not FreeBSD?

but an essential one for new comers

how noobie are we talking about? if it's their first time with a UNIX os they probably shouldnt be here