Should i roll back to quarterly ?? I already use latest

Should i roll back to quarterly ?? I already use latest

Let me check how I do it

I never used camcontrol to detach an usb. Just umount the mount point

Should i roll back to quarterly ?? I already use latest

Ok 👍

Yes. I heared that. But it's safer to eject the USB device(I am not sure).

Eject was only meant for CD drives iirc

I could mount it yesterday and ejected it with camcontrol But i still had access to the files , so i rebooted. Now i can't mount it

I could fix it with the help of a chinese guy 😅 doas pkg install e2fsprogs doas fsck.ext2 /dev/da0s1 doas mount -t ext2fs /dev/da0s1

https://t.me/FreeBSD1/20663

I installed fuse , i thought "or" means : both of them do the same thing and i can't install both of them (packages conflict , etc.)

Ahh, my bad

You said or. fuse or e2fsprogs.

Indeed, I said that wrong

Well... I had a USB device, and it was destroyed. Because i did not eject that.

By just unmountig the mount point? Wow, that's not cool ):

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/the-light-on-usb-drive-is-still-on-after-umount.7322/#post-42817

But it is not problem. It's just a log.

Yes it is, the entire system froze and would not respond

Yes it is, the entire system froze and would not respond

@n0madcoder I wanna move /entropy to /tmp/entropy Is that gonna be fine? (Also /tmp gets cleared on every boot)

@n0madcoder I wanna move /entropy to /tmp/entropy Is that gonna be fine? (Also /tmp gets cleared on every boot)

Isn't /entropy at /boot/entropy?

There is, but there is also a /entropy

Oh, didn't noticed it, you're right, there is also /entropy Why do you want to move it to /tmp?

I don't like files cluttering the root directory

What does /entropy do exactly? I never knew about it at /root

You can set where the entropy file is created in /etc/defaults/rc.conf

Hey guys , do you know how i can fix the temprature issue ??? My hardware's temperature is high with FreeBSD compared to Linux distributions.

How much is high?

How much is high?

It turns off after 2-3 hours , also i can't reboot it because it turns off during the boot process

sysctl -a | grep temperature 75-80 °C

That may be an issue then, yep. Have you monitored the temperatures? Also, have you installed powerdxx?

That may be an issue then, yep. Have you monitored the temperatures? Also, have you installed powerdxx?

powerdxx ?

add powerdxx_enable="YES" to /etc/rc.conf ?

add powerdxx_enable="YES" to /etc/rc.conf ?

powerd is enabled by default

Yes. Some other settings below that line can be: performance_cx_lowest="Cmax" economy_cx_lowest="Cmax" And at /boot/loader.conf add hw.pci.do_power_nodriver=3

Does it help if i disable graphics card ?

By default the System uses the integrated gpu chip, and you have to force using the dedicated one by flags when launching a program that demands high gpu usage

Powerdxx is an enhanced version of powerd. Disable powerd in order to use powerdxx

It shows 50-60 °C 😅 How i can see my laptop's Fan's rpm ??

You can try with sysctl, hw.acpi values maybe, or by using motherboard monitor like mbmon or so. I never did tho

Hello and welcome Abolfazl

Do you know how i can check and repair my zfs partition ?? doas fsck -f /dev/ada0 errors. Cannot find file system superblock

Do you know how i can check and repair my zfs partition ?? doas fsck -f /dev/ada0 errors. Cannot find file system superblock

basically you can't. you can only hope you will get errrors autohealed on a redundant pool

no zpool status there

you can chack if it's totally healthy by issuing zpool scrub root and waiting til it's done

it's healthy

How to do it ??

but what's more important - avoid posting commands into a root console that you don't understand that someone gave you on the internet

yup