Anonymous
But good recommendation 👍🏻
Arminio
Arminio
Just fractal things
Arminio
Arminio
Rendering on a remote machine
Arminio
Arminio
Arminio
https://unix.porn/sshot-freebsd.png
Arminio
It's time for pink.
Anonymous
Hey all, can someone tell me existing GsoC projects 2020
Vincenzo
Hi guy I am developer on bsd environment
Vincenzo
I can help support for SSL certifies in this group?
Vincenzo
I have a problem. I have a file cs-root-ca.cer that is a CA
Vincenzo
But for freebsd this is no trusted for x509, can I trust in some way?
Vincenzo
With other configuration with Ubuntu that is OK, the problem is only for freebsd
Vincenzo
Filebeat
Vincenzo
Ok can you explain me more of this ca_nss, Because I found some guides but then I was unable to find them
Vincenzo
I have freebsd 11
Vincenzo
For added a locally CA for transform in trusted for freebsd, I didn t found anything
Vincenzo
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/adding-certificate-to-ca_root_nss.51945/ i tried with this but is 2015
Vincenzo
and doesnt work
Vincenzo
https://blog.socruel.nu/freebsd/how-to-install-private-CA-on-freebsd.html my cert is cer and noit crt
Vincenzo
Verify return code: 21 (unable to verify the first certificate)
Vincenzo
Tomorrow I try to work
Vincenzo
Thanks
Vincenzo
The ca certificates
Vincenzo
What is the correct path for trusted in the system
Vincenzo
/etc/ssl
Vincenzo
Or usr local share certs?
Himzz
anyone facing little stutter here and there with amd ryzen in freebsd current
Himzz
thanks for reply i will try this.
Himzz
Himzz
I am running freebsd 13 current with drm devel kmod......on my amd ryzen 2400g
Himzz
Oknthanks ok will do that
Arminio
It's not too unlikely that one out of 133 members in this chat knows something about it.
Arminio
If you're not getting any further, maybe ask in #freebsd (IRC, FreeNode), too.
mrphyber
I am running freebsd 13 current with drm devel kmod......on my amd ryzen 2400g
I may suggest to try drm-kmod
I have a similar GPU on my laptop and everything works fine
mrphyber
and why are you using fbsd 13? if you are testing, it's ok
if you are not, I may suggest switching to fbsd 12.1 which is considered stable
mrphyber
fbsd 13 current is bleeding edge and not suited for daily usage
Roccy
mrphyber
melvin
hi all. is it possible to install freebsd on linux lvm?
Krond
Krond
I guess there was partial support, including linear stripes, but no resize.
mrphyber
I think you cannot boot off a lvm volume
mrphyber
there is zfs for that
Krond
Since FreeBSD got ZFS there's no reason to use LVM.
melvin
I guess there was partial support, including linear stripes, but no resize.
i dont need resizes
mrphyber
why do you need lvm?
melvin
i already have several linux distros on it
Krond
Why not getying another drive or trying EFI multiboot?
Krond
Also you can use VM to try other OS.
Krond
I guess DragonFly BSD got LVM support. Not sure how solid though.
mrphyber
also NetBSD has lvm support
mrphyber
if I remember correctly
melvin
I guess DragonFly BSD got LVM support. Not sure how solid though.
i was planning to install it after freebsd
mrphyber
maybe you should stick to an os
mrphyber
for example pick freebsd and study it
mrphyber
I don't see a reason to hop on various oses
melvin
maybe you should quit saying people what they should or shouldn't
mrphyber
just advise man, no offense
mrphyber
do what you think is best for you
mrphyber
just trying to be helpful
melvin
well, i guess it is possible. yet i failed to setup zfs and stick to ufs instead
Arminio
Sticking to an operating system is like sticking to a specific type of beer. Why would you do that?
Arminio
Remember not to get stuck on something, refresh your mind every now and then and try alternatives.
Arminio
You'll end up with FreeBSD anyways, but definitely make sure you see some alternatives every now and then to get fresh thinking.
melvin
melvin
You'll end up with FreeBSD anyways, but definitely make sure you see some alternatives every now and then to get fresh thinking.
i think ill end up with something like ubuntu or arch. yet i may admire techinal solutions of other oses
melvin
like dragonfly bsd, minix or plan9
Arminio
i think ill end up with something like ubuntu or arch. yet i may admire techinal solutions of other oses
Ubuntu is completely fine if you're not planning to replace your DE/WM
Arminio
The OS is more complex than FreeBSD though, much more indirection and bloat, way more debugging levels, etc. - but if the out-of-the-box-experience is what you're after, go for it I'd say.
mrphyber
I do that just to concentrate on my work.
maybe hopping is good to get a "fresh bucket of water" so to speak, but in the end I think that if I change frequently os I can't be good on any of them.
this is just my two cents.
I changed frequently distro in my life but now I prefer to use one (in this case fbsd) and use it as best as I can
Arminio
I do that just to concentrate on my work.
maybe hopping is good to get a "fresh bucket of water" so to speak, but in the end I think that if I change frequently os I can't be good on any of them.
this is just my two cents.
I changed frequently distro in my life but now I prefer to use one (in this case fbsd) and use it as best as I can
Fail to see why you think so, for me learning about all the little differences in operating systems is key to be able to maintain arbitrary UNIX/Linux variants.
Arminio
I even have 2 laptops I use as my main desktop so to say, one Linux and one BSD