Neegan

I have a question what's with the high ram usage on Freebsd, When system the boots on my side I get 1gb which is weird, Same with my Arch, But I know that there are a lot programs running in background?

Zebr

ARC is used by zfs, by default it can reach 1/2 of total amount of ram

Zebr

wired is arc+kernel+userland memory+non-pageable memory

Anonymous

oh god not the race debate

Anonymous

leaste we're aparently having it and remaining civil

Anonymous

minority though we be

Neegan

https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=YQFI4Aa-vCw well I guess Intel is f#cked :(

Krond

https://youtu.be/tx2v0Y9Ci7I

Hm, nice video. Never thought of some stuff he is talking about. And actually can even add one more bad fact about renaming.

Anonymous

Hm, nice video. Never thought of some stuff he is talking about. And actually can even add one more bad fact about renaming.

Yep, its a nice channel

Anonymous

Don't get us wrong, we have some pretty wild times in here, gosh do we ever

Anonymous

but it doesn't get out of hand.

Anonymous

Y'know.

Anonymous

We keep the curse words and sexual imagery for Thursdays mainly

Anonymous

Crack cocaine we do Friday through to Monday

Anonymous

Then bit of a snooze and sort of wake up now.

Anonymous

https://swarm.ptsecurity.com/openfire-admin-console/

Anonymous

ooof amazed openfire went so long without major flaws coming to light

Neegan

https://github.com/trizen/straw-viewer thoughts?

Anonymous

we got perl youtube client/getter?

Anonymous

Can someone please explain what is happening when you do Auto ZFS install and choose Encrypt Disk "Yes" and Encrypt "Swap"? I mean sure, the swap will be encrypted, but is it just the root or the whole disk that actually get encrypted ? I thought i needed to get my hands dirty in the terminal to achieve this but never thought about this 🙉 i would be very happy if anybody could explain a little bit 🙂

mrphyber

Can someone please explain what is happening when you do Auto ZFS install and choose Encrypt Disk "Yes" and Encrypt "Swap"? I mean sure, the swap will be encrypted, but is it just the root or the whole disk that actually get encrypted ? I thought i needed to get my hands dirty in the terminal to achieve this but never thought about this 🙉 i would be very happy if anybody could explain a little bit 🙂

when "encrypt disk" and "encrypt swap" are selected, the install will create 3 partitions: freebsd-boot that obviously is not encrypted, freebsd-swap that is encrypted (in /etc/fstab will put /dev/partname.eli so that geli is automatically called to mount the partition with an ephemeral key), and a freebsd-zfs part (here too, geli partition)

Anonymous

@mrphyber thank you so much my friend. So only boot not encrypted then?🙂 any "cons" of this setup and if so, what way would you for example reccomand?

mrphyber

@mrphyber thank you so much my friend. So only boot not encrypted then?🙂 any "cons" of this setup and if so, what way would you for example reccomand?

boot must be unencrypted otherwise how can you decipher it? when you boot the system, at least the efi loader (assuming you are using efi) must be in clear to ask you the passphrase to decrypt the root. I personally use this setup and I'm more than satisfied with it.

mrphyber

I suggest adjusting the swap size accordingly to your ram and renaming your pool

Anonymous

Yes, super nice of you to explain this @mrphyber , really helpful, i wish u a nice day\evening further and take care

mrphyber

Yes, super nice of you to explain this @mrphyber , really helpful, i wish u a nice day\evening further and take care

thanks, good day to you too

Anonymous

🙂

mrphyber

by default the swap will be encrypted with AES-128 and the zroot with AES-256. if you don't like 128 bits you can set the keylen in fstab

Krond

Defaults… I wasn't using installer in decades.

mrphyber

I'm not advocating freebsd defaults (ignoring the installer there are many problems with them), but what do you suggest?

Anonymous

can i make a FreeBSD run off a USB thumb drive

Anonymous

not live, but a persistant, full install

Anonymous

somewhrre alone the way i've become rather wary of fiddling with my live system

Anonymous

probably my backup policy...

Anonymous

NomadBS okay...

Anonymous

:)

ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ

@steptow have you heard of nomadbsd?

Anonymous

dont tell me :D

ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ

Ahhh the timming

Anonymous

and you're 100% impartial yeha

ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ

and you're 100% impartial yeha

😄

Anonymous

sane defaults? if i like it then FreeBSD wouldnt be a shock compared?

Andriy

not live, but a persistant, full install

Yep, done that

Anonymous

Im gonna try nomad i think, seeing as its setup fo this very thing

Anonymous

omg FPGA boards are here

Anonymous

now ill have to face the reality that this sort of thing

Anonymous

way beyond me

Anonymous

might as well give me a box of crayons and and a CRT TV

Anonymous

literally

Anonymous

exactly how things are now and will be in future

Anonymous

hopefuly not fovever tho

Anonymous

so look and forgive my ignorance

Anonymous

the point of these things is its kinda algorithmic lego for geeks

Anonymous

?

Anonymous

can we use it for evil

Anonymous

ive been told by clever people that

Anonymous

RISC is a sort of akin to LISP

Anonymous

in tht im reliably informedits been doing very clever stuff

Anonymous

in a non showy way for years that everybody is starting to realize is actually a p decent approach

Anonymous

you've piquedd my interest onw

Anonymous

what does RISC have

Anonymous

that marks it remarkable, or ill settle for why is it being used here?

Anonymous

makes*

Anonymous

make it sentient

Anonymous

in space.

Anonymous

u remind of somebody. oddyly enough he used emacs, extolled the virtues of lisp (and probably the RISC instruction set too).

Anonymous

me of*

Anonymous

do you believe in haskell?

Anonymous

ive seen proof. (little haskell joke for you there, probably...)

Geld [0/4💉] 🇵🇸 تحيا فلسطين

Im gonna try nomad i think, seeing as its setup fo this very thing

That's what I'm going to do when I get back home. Try NomadBSD. The only downside that I've read online is that you can't upgrade the system itself. You have to install a new release all over again if you want a newer system version in the future. Yes/no?