What are your plans with that USB? Carry data on it or install freebsd on it?

Carry data.

FAT32 or ExFAT for larger ones. That allows the disk to work in all OS

Hello everyone. You know that in this group we joke a lot about stuff like systemd free and open is better than closed source blah blah blah and such. Rant about what you like or not in this group is something that happens and its allowed while stays on topic. However, I've been recently notified that there is some kind of aggressive behaviour in external groups from users present in this group/community. The FreeBSD community doesn't support any of those behaviors. What other people in other groups talk about or care about is their business. There is no need to spam them with messages, memes and/or stickers about "use open and free stuff, your things are bad/wrong". And there's even less reason or need to threat on keep doing it once they ask them to stop. First, is not correct as a personal behaviour, that's up to each one but you are acting as a messenger of our community, with the wrong message. Second, it makes our community look bad, disrespectful and immature. And we don't want that in here. So I'm asking this once. To the user(s) that know they have done it, please, stop doing it. Respect the rest of communities, they aren't selling their ideas inside here, neither telling us to use their stuff. Don't be a jerk. If for some reason (I hope not) I'm informed again of this behavior, the user(s) are going to be banned from here. If someone wants to contact me via pm and explain me what has this happened, I'm all ears.

Hello everyone. You know that in this group we joke a lot about stuff like systemd free and open is better than closed source blah blah blah and such. Rant about what you like or not in this group is something that happens and its allowed while stays on topic. However, I've been recently notified that there is some kind of aggressive behaviour in external groups from users present in this group/community. The FreeBSD community doesn't support any of those behaviors. What other people in other groups talk about or care about is their business. There is no need to spam them with messages, memes and/or stickers about "use open and free stuff, your things are bad/wrong". And there's even less reason or need to threat on keep doing it once they ask them to stop. First, is not correct as a personal behaviour, that's up to each one but you are acting as a messenger of our community, with the wrong message. Second, it makes our community look bad, disrespectful and immature. And we don't want that in here. So I'm asking this once. To the user(s) that know they have done it, please, stop doing it. Respect the rest of communities, they aren't selling their ideas inside here, neither telling us to use their stuff. Don't be a jerk. If for some reason (I hope not) I'm informed again of this behavior, the user(s) are going to be banned from here. If someone wants to contact me via pm and explain me what has this happened, I'm all ears.

Hey guys is it normal that freecolor utility shows that freebsd uses almost 350 MB ? (With dwm and no program is open except xterm) top utility : 67M active 266M wired

Unused memory is useless memory. On a used system almost all memory will be constantly in use. Most of this however is taken up by various caches (process, file, etc). These caches will automatically get removed if there's an application with more pressing memory requirements. Wired memory however is locked and cannot be swapped out. This wired memory is used by the kernel, kernel modules and the kernel heap.

Unused memory is useless memory. On a used system almost all memory will be constantly in use. Most of this however is taken up by various caches (process, file, etc). These caches will automatically get removed if there's an application with more pressing memory requirements. Wired memory however is locked and cannot be swapped out. This wired memory is used by the kernel, kernel modules and the kernel heap.

Oh so the caches don't get removed when a program has terminated? So that's why I have to manually clear cache myself?

Unused memory is useless memory. On a used system almost all memory will be constantly in use. Most of this however is taken up by various caches (process, file, etc). These caches will automatically get removed if there's an application with more pressing memory requirements. Wired memory however is locked and cannot be swapped out. This wired memory is used by the kernel, kernel modules and the kernel heap.

So why FreeBSD uses more memory than Linux ? I heard that FreeBSD is better in case of resource usage

You mean why it's not allocated under "free" label automatically?

Arch Linux Mem : 50 (Used) 1850 (Free) FreeBSD : Mem : 350 (Used) 1550 (Free) So the free memory in Arch Linux is not a real amount ??

Arch Linux Mem : 50 (Used) 1850 (Free) FreeBSD : Mem : 350 (Used) 1550 (Free) So the free memory in Arch Linux is not a real amount ??

Arch Linux Mem : 50 (Used) 1850 (Free) FreeBSD : Mem : 350 (Used) 1550 (Free) So the free memory in Arch Linux is not a real amount ??

@n0madcoder does freebsd have anything to unlock LUKS formatted drives? ( like cryptsetup )

I have no clue on how Arch or Linux manages memory. But from the 350 used memory you said that: 67m active 266m wired. I guess Arch adds the wired memory as non used? Or maybe not. I don't know at all, but active memory seems about the same

I'm just surprised could you publish the benchmark for OpenBSD if you have it, it's interested

Hey guys is it normal that freecolor utility shows that freebsd uses almost 350 MB ? (With dwm and no program is open except xterm) top utility : 67M active 266M wired

I can't even read freely the standart IEEE 1003.2 you must buy it to read it ???

I can't even read freely the standart IEEE 1003.2 you must buy it to read it ???

I can't even read freely the standart IEEE 1003.2 you must buy it to read it ???

oof. All can I access are draft versions of the document ):

Which pdf viewer do you use ? I have to download 200 M packages for okular 😳

I'm sorry but I think that is the stupidest decision that BSD take, this is not compatible to the ancient version that everyone knows and that many scripts use.

zathura with pdf-poppler addon

Finally get it : sed s/^[[:digit:]]\./##/g /tmp/ufs | sed s/^\#\#[[:digit:]]./###/g So the ERE is maybe more human readable but it completly breaks with the BRE and I think it's really sad, it reminds me linux where finally you must compile it with gcc due to extends macros

No I checked on the man https://man.openbsd.org/sed#SED_REGULAR_EXPRESSIONS by default BRE

Bug ??

try fuse or msdos ??

I had mounted ext2 before

is it still mounted ? .... remove it , the plug back

camcontrol eject /dev/ada1

dude I'm now having the same problem ... WTF ?? in debian its all OK

dude I'm now having the same problem ... WTF ?? in debian its all OK

camcontrol eject /dev/ada1

Bug ??

If you want to eject an USB device, run: $ doas usbconfig and find the unit and addr of the USB device. and run: $ doas usbconfig -d 4.3 power_off For example, 4 is unit; And 3 is addr. You can read the usbconfig(8) manual page for more information.

What is your usbs filesystem?

@n0madcoder does sendmail have to be running all the time or can I turn it off? I don't send or receive any electronic mail

When you use camcontrol the USB device does not eject. IDK why, Anyone know? @n0madcoder @solaris557 Andrey