Suraj
which means. I need a sound server.
Suraj
like pulseaudio
Suraj
And freebsd have pipewire package too
Suraj
So .. If I install pipewire things should work. But ..things are working. all I want is pulsemixer.
Suraj
What is the tool for switching mic and stuff.
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
What is the tool for switching mic and stuff.
You can install the same tools you use in Linux (almost)
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
In my case I find mixer and Alsa enough for my setup. No usb mic in my side tho
Suraj
In my case I find mixer and Alsa enough for my setup. No usb mic in my side tho
how ll u change the default mic
Suraj
if u have to
Anonymous
how ll u change the default mic
USB Microphone [in Reddit]
Microphone [in FreeBSD's forum]
Anonymous
And read the mixer(8).
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
And read the mixer(8).
Yes, this is mostly recommended
https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=mixer&apropos=0&sektion=0&manpath=FreeBSD+13.0-RELEASE+and+Ports&arch=default&format=html
Suraj
Suraj
see. I changed. my default to /dev/mixer5 now my mic is .. working
Suraj
But its is also my .. sound device.
Suraj
badically output device I think OSS/ALSA without sound server is unable to
Suraj
make two default one for input one for output
Suraj
Suraj
ok
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Marshall Kirk McKusick | An Overview of Scheduling in the FreeBSD Kernel
In this talk, Marshall describes the schedulers available in the FreeBSD kernel: the current ULE scheduler, the real-time scheduler, and the historic 4BSD scheduler. It focuses on the design and implementation details of the default ULE scheduler. It also describes the recent changes that add support for the non-uniform memory access (NUMA) configurations of high-performance servers.
https://2021.eurobsdcon.org/
#talk
G
Gringos?
G
Is anybody who does not speak Portuguese a gringo now?
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
What?
i686
LMFAO
i686
In the second one he's literally apologizing because he didn't know this group was for Gringos
i686
I'm assuming weed is excellent in Brazil or smth
G
I'm assuming weed is excellent in Brazil or smth
well technically it may also be portugal or angola
i686
Accent dude, I bet that was Brazilian Portuguese.... but who knows
G
Accent dude, I bet that was Brazilian Portuguese.... but who knows
@aci686 i bet that too but we cannot assume.... i don't know the angolan portuguese accent to say the truth... and we should still pay respect to angolan BSD users!!
i686
I don't see how disrespectful is assuming the origin of the accent. Anyhow, I guess the guy was just in the wrong chat. Who cares!
G
i686
I'm not close to nervous... tbh I'm about to fade out lying on the couch
i686
Cya'll
G
stay with us
i686
Maybe tomorrow
G
okok in the meanwhile study the portuguese accents
i686
lmao, no better things to do.... have some rfid tags waiting to be cracked on my desk for 3 weeks...
G
✨𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓷𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽🌙
Hi guys, I have recently moved from GNU/Linux to FreeBSD because of better security, better implementation of ZFS, less bloated kernel, jail(8) etc. etc.
So far I'm loving it, but I am experiencing some trouble with a few commands (e.g. lsblk, mkfs, etc.).
If anyone happens to have a cheatsheet between Linux and FreeBSD commands and can give it to me, I would be really thankful! 😄😈
Anonymous
Hi guys, I have recently moved from GNU/Linux to FreeBSD because of better security, better implementation of ZFS, less bloated kernel, jail(8) etc. etc.
So far I'm loving it, but I am experiencing some trouble with a few commands (e.g. lsblk, mkfs, etc.).
If anyone happens to have a cheatsheet between Linux and FreeBSD commands and can give it to me, I would be really thankful! 😄😈
You can install lsblk package IIRC.
pkg rquery "%n" lsblk
Anonymous
Hi guys, I have recently moved from GNU/Linux to FreeBSD because of better security, better implementation of ZFS, less bloated kernel, jail(8) etc. etc.
So far I'm loving it, but I am experiencing some trouble with a few commands (e.g. lsblk, mkfs, etc.).
If anyone happens to have a cheatsheet between Linux and FreeBSD commands and can give it to me, I would be really thankful! 😄😈
You can create partitions with gpart and fdisk, IIRC.
Anonymous
You can install lsblk package IIRC.
pkg rquery "%n" lsblk
But the equivalents are:
- geom
- gpart
- camcontrol
Anonymous
You can use mount too. (Maybe)
Just run mount.
✨𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓷𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽🌙
But the equivalents are:
- geom
- gpart
- camcontrol
Thank you! Appreciated it very much!
XADE
Hi guys, I have recently moved from GNU/Linux to FreeBSD because of better security, better implementation of ZFS, less bloated kernel, jail(8) etc. etc.
So far I'm loving it, but I am experiencing some trouble with a few commands (e.g. lsblk, mkfs, etc.).
If anyone happens to have a cheatsheet between Linux and FreeBSD commands and can give it to me, I would be really thankful! 😄😈
lsblk is a part of util-linux
to get info regarding other pkgs check https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Thank you! Appreciated it very much!
Man pages are gold. As a quick gpart usage reference for disk managing you can take a look here too
✨𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓷𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽🌙
Many thanks to all of you of making my FreeBSD journey more pleasant!
✨𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓷𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽🌙
Just basic stuff, like formatting USBs from the terminal, mounting new disks etc.
✨𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓷𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽🌙
Thank you very much!
✨𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓷𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽🌙
Thank you 😉
G
what do you mean?
Anonymous
Can you stop?
or move this chat to Off-Topic group.
Anonymous
Does not matter.
You are spamming.
G
fdisk is quite good too no ?
Anonymous
Does not matter.
You are spamming.
That is not a spam.
I'm totally agree with him. cfdisk is better than cli utilities.
Anonymous
That is not a spam.
I'm totally agree with him. cfdisk is better than cli utilities.
Even you should not talk.
Go to LinChat and destroy that group with your bullshits.
Anonymous
Even you should not talk.
Go to LinChat and destroy that group with your bullshits.
Now you are spamming !
send your messages in off-topic group.
#ʍʀ.Áʟɨ
Even you should not talk.
Go to LinChat and destroy that group with your bullshits.
dude, hold your horses and don't make chat awkward
you can't tag every message that you don't like as spam
XADE
thats just opinion
Candy
Hi guys, I have recently moved from GNU/Linux to FreeBSD because of better security, better implementation of ZFS, less bloated kernel, jail(8) etc. etc.
So far I'm loving it, but I am experiencing some trouble with a few commands (e.g. lsblk, mkfs, etc.).
If anyone happens to have a cheatsheet between Linux and FreeBSD commands and can give it to me, I would be really thankful! 😄😈
gpart and maybe glabel can help you instead of lsblk. On FreeBSD it's newfs instead of mkfs.
FreeBSD and Linux both share the same OpenZFS code now by the way
✨𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓷𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽🌙
Can you stop?
or move this chat to Off-Topic group.
I am sorry but how is this off topic? He is literally talking about partitioning in BSD
✨𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓷𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽🌙
gpart and maybe glabel can help you instead of lsblk. On FreeBSD it's newfs instead of mkfs.
FreeBSD and Linux both share the same OpenZFS code now by the way
Thanks a lot!
I have tried Ubuntu with ZFS, but it works smoother and faster in FreeBSD
Candy
cfdisk is for Linux, not FreeBSD
XADE
cfdisk & lsblk both r part of util-linux
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
cfdisk is for Linux, not FreeBSD
Yes. I want to clarify something here for all, to avoid misunderstanding:
This FreeBSD room is meant to learn, solve and chat about FreeBSD topics.
Let people know what tools are natively inside the OS and let them learn about them. FreeBSD is not about taking all Linux tools into the userland.
We created an OT room to chat about almost anything. FreeBSD vs Linux tools, security, networking, you name it, fit on that room. Not here.
And if you want to have a more global *BSD/Linux chat, there are groups like @UnitedBSD or @BSDanything that may fit better
Anonymous
lsblk is a part of util-linux
to get info regarding other pkgs check https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi
Wait, there's util-linux on freebsd? You're kidding right?
Aren't they tied to Linux kernel specifics?