can you answer the question?
I didn't understand what you meant.
ila
kub-kun
on your usb stick
kub-kun
ok
kub-kun
wierd
ila
😞
kub-kun
Do you know how to install?
i alwayes flashed .img file on my usb stcik with dd or baleana etcher
ila
I installed the same thing with dd.
After I installed xfce,
I rebooted the system to work with the desktop.
kub-kun
it crashed?
kub-kun
dunno
kub-kun
sorry
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Try to reinstall replicating the steps. Take special care when doing de partition scheme, and this time before installing anything else, after creating your user in tty, reboot and remove the flashdrive when asked
dapit
ila
kub-kun
neb
kub-kun.me
Wohoo! Congrats!
RSS leads to 404 and design is written design - not desin (in "about") 😀
kub-kun
Jay
how bad is zfs compared to ufs for memory consumption ?
ZFS is possible even on systems with 1GB RAM. https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/zfs-advanced.html
Jay
4GB is a safe bet
kub-kun
tested on vm
Jay
So what's that 298 MB over there?
Wired
Non-pageable memory: cannot be freed until explicitly released by the owner
Userland memory can be wired by mlock(2) (subject to system and per-user limits)
Kernel memory allocators return wired memory
Contents of the ARC and the buffer cache are wired
Some memory is permanently wired and is never freed (e.g., the kernel file itself)
Jay
From https://wiki.freebsd.org/Memory
kub-kun
kub-kun
i'm lil bit angry that vultr makes their freebsd vpss on ufs
kub-kun
Jay
Manpages are my first destination, handbook then, wiki, search engine
Jay
i'm lil bit angry that vultr makes their freebsd vpss on ufs
Backup, dd https://mfsbsd.vx.sk/ to HD and reinstall with ZFS
cp
shameless plug if anyone is interested : https://discord.gg/n3ZKQq
Jay
It's no big deal now. It was when ZFS was imported in tree. 4gb was alot
Anonymous
Once, I tested OpenIndiana on a desktop Pentium IV (2,4GHz?), 40 GB HDD and 1 GB RAM. That was around 2018. It worked with OI151a8 on 32bit as a ZFS-desktop, but data-throughput made the system simply too slow with *later* OI-versions. Same story as yesterday's post: it is definitely possible to do sth like that. Do it, when data integrity on your HDD is of utmost importance to you.
neb
Once, I tested OpenIndiana on a desktop Pentium IV (2,4GHz?), 40 GB HDD and 1 GB RAM. That was around 2018. It worked with OI151a8 on 32bit as a ZFS-desktop, but data-throughput made the system simply too slow with *later* OI-versions. Same story as yesterday's post: it is definitely possible to do sth like that. Do it, when data integrity on your HDD is of utmost importance to you.
BTW why aren't you in the illumos group, then?
Anonymous
freebsd is slow to download
Anonymous
how
Anonymous
so how to use freebsd at 8kbps speed??/
Anonymous
or use other mirrors
Anonymous
how to use other mirror
Anonymous
when running pkg update
Anonymous
can you provide me a link
Anonymous
of?
Anonymous
how to choose mirror
Anonymous
how to choose mirror
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/pkgng-intro.html
Anonymous
Anonymous
were you talking about this
aldebaran 🇮🇹
Hi. I'm currently using KDE desktop. If I install GNOME too on the same PC, can I have problems / conflicts in the future?
Anonymous
nope you woudn't have any problem with that
Anonymous
Anonymous
with default mirrors i got 20-40 kbps. with russia mirror i got 100-200
Anonymous
with default mirrors i got 20-40 kbps. with russia mirror i got 100-200
with netherland mirror i got 1mbps when i was installing freebsd
Anonymous
so change it to russia.
Anonymous
you got 100-200kbps or mbps with russia mirror
Anonymous
kbps.my internet speed is 512kbps.
Anonymous
can you send me a screen shot of nano file of pkg.conf
Anonymous
sure.
Anonymous
okay i'm wating
Anonymous
seems that was on Japan mirror. not russia. sorry
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
what is doas
neb
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