Why is trusting someone with my DNS queries better than installing an adblocker extension?

Wait let's take this offtopic

Привет, подскажите что делать, сервер через 20 секунд после включения выключается. Спасибо

Привет, подскажите что делать, сервер через 20 секунд после включения выключается. Спасибо

У вас есть какие-нибудь log?

У вас есть какие-нибудь log?

Зашёл с синг юзера, не знаю куда смотреть, тут есть что-то типа syslog?

Зашёл с синг юзера, не знаю куда смотреть, тут есть что-то типа syslog?

Посмотрите на dmesg

Привет, подскажите что делать, сервер через 20 секунд после включения выключается. Спасибо

Есть и русская группа https://t.me/freebsd_ru

Посмотрите на dmesg

Hello, please, help. How to enable crash dumps? There is no files at all in my /var/crash at all

Hello, please, help. How to enable crash dumps? There is no files at all in my /var/crash at all

Except minfree that is 5B in size

1- CPU cycles and latency 2- mostly CPU intensive appilications

If you are talking about a workstation/PC ... You won't notice any improvement. If you NEED low latency (professional audio/video) you're better off tweaking the kernel with certain options ... But then again, latency might be due to the underlying HW (firmware, HW you've got) you've got. Recompiling the kernel was a thing in the early 2000 when certain HPC vendors had "jitter free" kernels. That was good for very specific HUGE MPI workloads with A LOT of nodes and communication between them. But then again, you would need to also: - have dual-rail IB network - disable ALL unnecessary services that create noise on the network ... NOT kernel related ;) - have really well optimized code - have really well optimized job scheduler scripts - have optimized math libraries - ... So, as you can see, there's a lot of user space tweaking also required BTW, this is NOT real-time we are talking here. That's something else ;)

Hello, please, help. How to enable crash dumps? There is no files at all in my /var/crash at all

Take a look at savecore(8) https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=savecore&sektion=8&manpath=freebsd-release-ports

/var/crash should hold dumps by default iirc

/var/crash should hold dumps by default iirc

It is empty

It is empty

There is only one file minfree

It is empty

Set dumpdev="AUTO" At your /etc/rc.conf to enable crash dumps.

Set dumpdev="AUTO" At your /etc/rc.conf to enable crash dumps.

Can you confirm the option is at the file?

Can you confirm the option is at the file?

Yes, it is here

Hmm. How do you have Swap setup?

Hmm. How do you have Swap setup?

Mine looks like this:

Which architecture is the server running on? x86_64 or arm?

Which architecture is the server running on? x86_64 or arm?

X64

I have swap partition

Mine looks like this:

Alright. One last try hehe. Let's specify the path to dump at /etc/rc.conf add: dumpdir="/var/crash"

https://youtube.com/c/RoboNuggie

idk if this is off or not , is there anyone look up to this channel? is it helpful?

just curious of your comments

thank you, but this one is a bit different

idk if this is off or not , is there anyone look up to this channel? is it helpful?

RoboNuggie is one of the major FreeBSD youtube content creator out there

https://youtube.com/c/RoboNuggie

It is a good channel. I know the guy. Very useful videos

Alright. One last try hehe. Let's specify the path to dump at /etc/rc.conf add: dumpdir="/var/crash"

@nkfnml did it work? I just found this. It may help: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/kernel-dumping-debugging-it.27613/

@nkfnml did it work? I just found this. It may help: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/kernel-dumping-debugging-it.27613/

Nope, but i just plug in my hard drive into another machine and it works witout crashes

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Dude, this is a freebsd group, not a linux

thanks @n0madcoder

thanks @n0madcoder

My pleasure (:

hello!

Welcome @MA6669420 What brings you into FreeBSD? Daily driver?

thanks! yeah, i recently reinstalled FreeBSD and I'm planning to daily drive it from now on because i was curious about its state these days

last time I tried it was using GhostBSD which is a rather beautiful OS based on FBSD

Cool!

Unless you are on the newest hardware out there, you should be able to run FreeBSD without issues at all. Organization's roadmap has been recently published here https://freebsdfoundation.org/blog/technology-roadmap/ So you can take a look at the project status and where is it looking at. If you want to discuss and compare BSD with Linux, we have an offtopic room where you can ask freely https://t.me/freebsd_offtopics

FreeBSD related questions and doubts are welcome here

ah, i see, thank you very much

right now im just having an issue where im trying to chroot to my original linux installation because when I installed FreeBSD, it overwrote the grub that I set up on it, and I dont want that

i think i may not need to chroot, but im unsure how else i'd tackle it

right now im just having an issue where im trying to chroot to my original linux installation because when I installed FreeBSD, it overwrote the grub that I set up on it, and I dont want that

are you chrooting from freebsd to a linux installation?

yeah, thats what I'm attempting

I've been unsuccessful though

I've been unsuccessful though

you can chroot, but in order for stuff like grub-install to work, you need to have a linux kernel running

you can chroot, but in order for stuff like grub-install to work, you need to have a linux kernel running

Or, thats what I think, since in order to fully make the linux distro workable while chrooting, you have to mount some filesystems from the host OS

like sysfs, procfs, devfs

you can chroot, but in order for stuff like grub-install to work, you need to have a linux kernel running

oh, so does that mean I'm unable to chroot or is it going to be an overcomplicated way to chroot? do you think there's some other way like somehow making grub higher than bsd or something?

oh, so does that mean I'm unable to chroot or is it going to be an overcomplicated way to chroot? do you think there's some other way like somehow making grub higher than bsd or something?

you can chroot from freebsd into linux, but the chrooted environment won't fully work as expected

let show you an example of chrooting from arch into gentoo, and making gentoo a fully working system

mount -v --types proc /proc /gentoo/proc && \ mount -v --rbind /sys /gentoo/sys && \ mount -v --make-rslave /gentoo/sys && \ mount -v --rbind /dev /gentoo/dev && \ mount -v --make-rslave /gentoo/dev

interesting

right now im just having an issue where im trying to chroot to my original linux installation because when I installed FreeBSD, it overwrote the grub that I set up on it, and I dont want that

better go for EFI boot entry (efistub) it wont be affected by other installations

why not just use a Linux liveCD for chroot and grub installation. try out Ventoy for liveCD, save a lot of time `dd`ing ISOs into flash drive, supports legacy Bios and UEFI and covers most Linux distros and BSDs.

wouldn't going there > to linux< from /compat/linux work ?

https://papers.freebsd.org/2010/rwatson-capsicum/

better go for EFI boot entry (efistub) it wont be affected by other installations

ah, that makes more sense

I am trying to install GhostBSD but when I get to the password step in the installer the X server freezes then crashes with those logs (I actually succeeded in passing the password step but it crashed right after, also note that the installer freezes before X does) I am running it on my iGPU which is an Intel Iris Xe (so not supported according to the documentation) should I push those logs to FreeBSD devs?

Forwarding this here since I guess the support on Intel iGPUs is the same

Forwarding this here since I guess the support on Intel iGPUs is the same

Are iGPUs different from Intel graphics?

Are iGPUs different from Intel graphics?

It is an Intel Grapchics Iris Xe

And the driver supports Iris and Iris Pro according to the manual, not Iris Xe

I am trying to install GhostBSD but when I get to the password step in the installer the X server freezes then crashes with those logs (I actually succeeded in passing the password step but it crashed right after, also note that the installer freezes before X does) I am running it on my iGPU which is an Intel Iris Xe (so not supported according to the documentation) should I push those logs to FreeBSD devs?

Did you post this in the ghostbsd group? You might get better help there

Did you post this in the ghostbsd group? You might get better help there

Yeah but no one answered, maybe everyone is watching euroBSDcon xD

It is an Intel Grapchics Iris Xe

I run Intel graphics i915 drivers, work great, never had an issue

Yeah but no one answered, maybe everyone is watching euroBSDcon xD

Probably 😂😂

Not directly FreeBSD-related but maybe some REGEX-wizard might help me: I wrote this command: for f in *.mp4 ; do cp -v $f $(mediainfo ${f} | grep -i encoded | sed -e 's/`Encoded date \: UTC //g' -e s'/://g' -e 's/ /_/g').mp4 ; done Now cp says cp: target '15:15:03.mp4' is not a directory (as an example) And I'm confused about where the error hides...

Or zsh complains about "bad pattern".

Never mind I’m stupid

zsh is a bit picky about substitutions

Ok, found the error. mediainfo shows "Encoded date" 3 times, "General", "Audio" and "Video". I have to use uniq 😅

Hi! I installed xf86-video-intel-2.99.917.916_1,1 but i keep getting the error "no screens found(EE)" when starting xorg. Is there anything more I should do?