Are u using drm-kmod?

Its a screenshot from a pic opened in Gwenview. I 'pinked' out the window title

Are u using drm-kmod?

in rc.conf? no

currently I use OpenGL 3.1 renderer in KDE compositor. Initially, I had problems using this setting with kld_list="/boot/modules/i915kms.ko"

now I'm using kld_list='i915kms' and it seems to work much better - except for those 'blackouts', which occur once in a while

Are u using drm-kmod?

I looked it up. Yes, I'm using drm-kmod!

For ThinkPad X270, the graphics are ✓ drm-next I duckduckgo'ed that it's some kind of a kernel driver. What does it enable? Like some Hardware acceleration? Do I need it if I don't/won't game?

You should use it

Its drm-next-kmod

But only if you have > skylake graphics (kabylake +) I think

Up to skylake it should work with drm-kmod since freebsd 12

What if I don't use/enable it?

Mh interesting my T580 has Kabylake Graphics (630) Its an i5 8350U and it works with drm-kmod

What if I don't use/enable it?

No gpu acceleration

It seems that there's no such thing as drm-next anymore. I see drm-current-kmod, drm-devel-kmod, drm-legacy-kmod. So generally we can use the drm-kmod and maybe drm-current-kmod for newest hardware.

Just installed freebsd on a desktop machine. The fans are constantly running. Can powerdxx be used on desktops too in order to control fans or is there an specific way?

Just installed freebsd on a desktop machine. The fans are constantly running. Can powerdxx be used on desktops too in order to control fans or is there an specific way?

what GPU?

Nvidia gtx 1060. I've installed nvidia-driver and loaded module but it doesn't seem to work. Xrandr only reports stock 1024*768 resolution

Do I have to disable something like with amd ones? All I'm finding is that for most case scenarios just installing nvidia driver should work out of the box... It's a bit strange, I must be doing something wrong or lacking some pkg or conf

Ahh there we go, a simple nvidia.conf in xorg specifying the propietary driver

https://github.com/d4rk6h05t/dark-sniffer

https://github.com/d4rk6h05t/dark-sniffer

for the computer security lovers, here I wanted to share a humble sniffer developed in python3, I hope you like it, if you like it, you can fork the project to play with python3, don't stop following me, sometimes I publish interesting things.

Do I have to disable something like with amd ones? All I'm finding is that for most case scenarios just installing nvidia driver should work out of the box... It's a bit strange, I must be doing something wrong or lacking some pkg or conf

nvidia-config can do the trick with xorg.conf

for the computer security lovers, here I wanted to share a humble sniffer developed in python3, I hope you like it, if you like it, you can fork the project to play with python3, don't stop following me, sometimes I publish interesting things.

Cool

I developed a simple ZIP cracker, an SSH cracker, and a dos utility All in Python Some time ago

I developed a lot of stuff, also stupid and simple things haha Here is my gitlab https://gitlab.com/users/Pascal3366/projects

I developed a lot of stuff, also stupid and simple things haha Here is my gitlab https://gitlab.com/users/Pascal3366/projects

Cool!

for the computer security lovers, here I wanted to share a humble sniffer developed in python3, I hope you like it, if you like it, you can fork the project to play with python3, don't stop following me, sometimes I publish interesting things.

hi

hi

hi

hi

Wassup

nothing much, wbu?

cleaning house

Oh i see, cleaned mine yesterday

cool

now installing freebsd curent

VM or in your pc?

in VM i don't have pcs to run

I have an ASUS Eee PC X101CH I want to install torrent deamon on it to seed peertube videos. It is pretty crap. Should I use Freebsd and manage to actually do something or should I yolo into OpenBSD and fail to even install the system, and even if I manage to install it, fail at everything else including software installation, and then install FreeBSD?

Because I know OpenBSD is more "restrictive" about packages, yes no yes?

Mh the transmission daemon can be a hassle to set it up. But I got it working under freebsd

Hey everyone, Can anyone tell me what the advantages and disadvantages of installing root on ZFS are?

Zfs allows RAID, deduplication, pooling, RAID levels and even trim for ssds

Zfs allows RAID, deduplication, pooling, RAID levels and even trim for ssds

thanks for the quick reply! I

Np

Np

what resource would you recommend for learning about ZFS?

what resource would you recommend for learning about ZFS?

Maybe read the book absolute FreeBSD Zfs is also mentioned there

Hey everyone, Can anyone tell me what the advantages and disadvantages of installing root on ZFS are?

Boot environments, transparent encryption are a huge advantage

Yes But I never used ufs I just know that with zfs trim is automatically enabled for ssds

Thx

I meant I never used ufs not trim 😂 Was a typo

Uuuhhh nice hopefully we will get it also in freebsd

But wait ext2fs is nothing new Or is it an update to ext2fs ?

hi folks

fine

how are you doing?

Where are you from?

Russia

I still use psi, although it is not so popular in Russia, I think my colleague Andrey will support me😁

Nice fap hand 😝

hello everybody

do you remember my kde-problem, which I described on 13th of July?

It happened again

today I was able to catch it with screenshots

wrote a little problem report:

baloo_file_extractor might cause this

Meanwhile, I'm pretty sure it has to do with this search tool

Since it is a regular part of KDE, I do not want to just disable it, but instead to find out about its optimal configuration

I have 2 baloo_flies in my home directory

baloo_file_extracto.core with ca. 36MB of size

and

baloo_file.core with a whopping 258,6 GB(!) of size

astonishingly, both files date back to Feb.20 (shortly after fresh installation)

95% of the time my freeBSD works just fine - those other 5% deal to a great part with this 'fading windows' topic

any hints welcome

thx

/usr/home/user -rw------- 1 user user 40517632 12 Feb. 11:43 baloo_file_extracto.core -rw------- 1 user user 277664043008 26 Feb. 15:31 baloo_file.core /usr/local/bin/baloo_file_extractor -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 128496 4 Juli 14:07 baloo_file_extractor -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 27808 4 Juli 19:10 baloo_filemetadata_temp_extractor