disabling acpi helped

Aaand next issue .-. FreeBSD seems to tell me no already xD Could someone post a link to an image that should work from usb?

panic running without device atpic requires a local apic

That means i have to enable it in the kernel...

I'm not even using a VM xD

hmmm xD strange mate

Gonna update bios. maybe that fixes

Gonna update bios. maybe that fixes

And?

Didn't fix it

Seems to be incompatible. It's an Acer es1 311

I even had to install windows first to update the goddamn bios

Btw, I gain more space with ZFS

This is normal, as zfs is regularly using lz4-compression during installation. You gain 10-20%. It may vary while filling the drives with data, depending on the compressibility of specific files.

There no reason to use SSD to store data with ZFS. Use it to cache data.

If you have only fast 16GB and a (terribly) small data drive with 300GB caching is a kind of waste regarding disksize vs. performance speed. If he is able to use his SSD with root-on-zfs this should lead to a swift system.

I swear man I didnt touch fstab file during installation, I even switch the drive, put / on bigger drive and /home on SSD still no luck.

Strange. I did many "AUTO ZFS" installations. Your result NEVER came up.

Strange. I did many "AUTO ZFS" installations. Your result NEVER came up.

But I ran into biiiig trouble, if I used drives which contained any ZFS partitions and/or GPT remainings. The safest way to go is to completely wipe your disks before you start all over.

😀

I even had to install windows first to update the goddamn bios

This is really twisted. And unfortunately, I have to admit it happened to me in the same way. Until approx. 2005 you could easily get DOS boot disks or windows live CDs. Later it became more and more difficult to create a windows Live system. The situation is getting better now with more recent UEFI BIOS, which can be updated by just inserting USB sticks containing bin-files (... they say ... didn't do it so far).

The one that Im using now is mSata SSD, only 16gb. The next one will be 2.5 sata ssd.

Dapits, for the time you'll have your 2nd SSD I suggest this little experiment: connect all your 3 drives to the mainboard. Do a root-on-zfs (auto zfs) installation of freebsd. This time try to create a zfs-mirror between the 2 SSDs. Try to configure your 300GB HDD as /home. Watch, what will happen to your SSDs when the installer creates the partitions. If that should work - enjoy the speed advantage + data security. [This experiment does NOT lead to a system, that makes sense. It creates only valuable, practical knowledge...]

Yes but it should work, but don't know how. That scheme was no problem with openbsd dan some pinguin os

Suggestion: create GhostBSD or FuryBSD boot-(USB-)sticks. Install those with zfs. Let their installers decide what to do with your drives. Maybe you produce different results in other environments. Remember: it is easier than your last screenshot is implying (UFS on ZFS just for the system). Get rid of the imagination /var or /home necessarily need to end on different drives. Even if all 3 installers (freebsd including) should only suggest 1 target drive for the installation - which I strongly doubt - go for it! ANYTHING is better than mixing up UFS with ZFS in one base system!

This is really twisted. And unfortunately, I have to admit it happened to me in the same way. Until approx. 2005 you could easily get DOS boot disks or windows live CDs. Later it became more and more difficult to create a windows Live system. The situation is getting better now with more recent UEFI BIOS, which can be updated by just inserting USB sticks containing bin-files (... they say ... didn't do it so far).

Sadly I couldn't install freeBSD until now. :(

Sadly I couldn't install freeBSD until now. :(

AFAIK you can use any freebsd-boot-media as live-media. If you choose 'live media' during bootup and it boots up to a clean, properly working command line, all is fine. If you can't get it up to there, deep expert knowledge will be necessary. Especially laptop chipsets are known to bear some issues: (at least formerly) more expensive business laptops with intel chipsets generally produce by far better results than non-branded stuff containing more exotic chipsets and/or hardware modules (WiFi, LAN, VGA, Sound). If that holds true for your laptop, stick with a main linux distro and begin to search for a bargain replacement. The general rule is: test your hardware on live-media. If this works, you'll be fine. Otherwise... keep on distro-hopping.

If you want to become a programmer forget everyhting what I just told you ... 😉

If you want to become a programmer forget everyhting what I just told you ... 😉

I'm already a programmer :P But I'm not that close to hardware. I just want a simple OS that I can expand on. The notebook seems to be incompatible for the desired OS. But maybe my main PC would work

I'm already a programmer :P But I'm not that close to hardware. I just want a simple OS that I can expand on. The notebook seems to be incompatible for the desired OS. But maybe my main PC would work

My last remark was just silly. You are right. It all depends on the vicinity of one's expertise with a certain other field... Try it on your main PC. Stick with I've said before: if it doesn't work right away, forget it. Thinking in medium terms for you decent quality hardware is a must. Period. I'm serious about that.

If budget is of concern, go for a cheap office INTEL and replace/upgrade component-wise. That works well - I tested that.

Can someone explain me how I can secure a subfolder in my NFS share using acls so only I can access it?

Can someone explain me how I can secure a subfolder in my NFS share using acls so only I can access it?

Chmod?

Chmod?

No chmod just changes file attributes

No chmod just changes file attributes

File and directory atributes .. Only can move inside a folder if this folder is executable ... So if you are the owner of this folder and you chmod 700 only tje owner can read write and surf this folder

Ok

just installed openbsd in kvm :)

https://jpmens.net/2019/04/06/challenge-accepted-openbsd-on-a-laptop/ I'm now thinking about dual booting OpenBSD on my thinkpad. The problem is that i encrypted my whole drive Lol so i can't shrink it easy

OpenBSD very compatible with thinkpad, I installed it on T60, T430s, X200, X230, X250, you just need to install some firmware (wifi included) because their not included on the install iso maybe for license reason

ok i have a T580

The drawbacks for me to use it as desktop are the softwares not that update

No telegram-desktop, qutebrowser, old version of this and that, which are make sense since theire strong point is security

No telegram-desktop, qutebrowser, old version of this and that, which are make sense since theire strong point is security

mh not telegram is really a strong point 😂 but it has to be portable i think

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asElPnacpMA&list=PLkLs1YZoCCOJawaRw_1OcQqFgPtOkK2c-

No telegram-desktop, qutebrowser, old version of this and that, which are make sense since theire strong point is security

I am using openbsd in my desktop and apps is up to date for whatsapp and telegram their are web version and they are adding more softwares slowly..and its support my ryzen hardware...

Yes, I stand corrected, I mean some apps they update very slowly, which is not bad, for security reason, for example, latest firefox in Openbsd is still v.76, but curl is the latest 7.69 etc....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asElPnacpMA&list=PLkLs1YZoCCOJawaRw_1OcQqFgPtOkK2c-

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Yes, I stand corrected, I mean some apps they update very slowly, which is not bad, for security reason, for example, latest firefox in Openbsd is still v.76, but curl is the latest 7.69 etc....

I already heard that netbsd can run on toasters Is that true ? 😂😂😂

I already heard that netbsd can run on toasters Is that true ? 😂😂😂

I think someone actually made it run on one, yes

https://www.embeddedarm.com/blog/netbsd-toaster-powered-by-the-ts-7200-arm9-sbc/

That obviously required some further modifications

https://www.embeddedarm.com/blog/netbsd-toaster-powered-by-the-ts-7200-arm9-sbc/

😂😂😂👍

I installed wireguard from source but the comman wg-quick is not found

I installed wireguard from source but the comman wg-quick is not found

Are Sith even allowed here?

Are Sith even allowed here?

Twice the pride double the fall😁

Twice the pride double the fall😁

😂😂😂

Welcome to the dark side We don't have cookies but bsd

How did you install wireguard? In a jail or just by pkg install wireguard?

And check if /usr/local/bin/wg is present If yes maybe just the execute bit is missing

How did you install wireguard? In a jail or just by pkg install wireguard?

I download source code and run make && make install

And check if /usr/local/bin/wg is present If yes maybe just the execute bit is missing

Yes wg is there But not wg-quick

Yes wg is there But not wg-quick

Did you try wireguard-quick ?

Did you try wireguard-quick ?

Wait

No

Btw would use a lap with BSD or chromebook

No

did it work ?

did it work ?

No it is not

No it is not

Mhhhh

The server & the servant Oh my ... what I'm doing here? I owned a bat cave and now I am a servant in an ugly butt cave ... This cave smell like the sea ... Alfred ! do you copy me ? Alfreeeed !!! I am in a hurry, do you copy ?? What is #openbsd and why it smell like fish ?

Lol self built wooden case ? 😅

Yeah ... Trash pieces trash case .. Not enought holes so batman must save the server from be burned

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Noice

I have parts of a broken notebook... I'm thinking about making some minipc out of something, still get no idea what

The box is perfect but i must make bigger holes

I'm thinking to make with a wooden box like that

10 euros box and half hour work 😂