and it's like it's powerful as a first raspberry-pi

Wow that’s actually interesting to know

we have some HP Itanium rx4640, rx2620 and HP Integrity rx1620

the good thing is that most of them still works today...

yah some people in the world still use HP itanium, one of them we use for building stuff eats 10% of a 20KVa phase in our machine room..

Do itanium processors even get made anymore?

I don't think so but I do not know tbh. We buy thoses machines on ebay usually

that's totally outdated

What does hello systems use as desktop environment?

Do you have the link ?

OK so whereis the iso file?

hello system

👌

I did have it then found it needed more of a machine I had at the time SO I deleted it.

When will hello systems ready?

it out now

OK here it is https://github.com/helloSystem/ISO/releases/tag/r0.6.0

Ah, that helloSystem thing

downloading now, will have it in about 6 (six) hours. hope the speed don't burn up the net. LOL

looks like its better to do the torrent. 40 minutes

well YES I am && thank you

well YES I am && thank you

😂

On which hardware are you trying it?

HP notebook 2000 in vmware.

Cool. Let's see how it behaves

it will be awhile. maybe tomorrow

hello, anyone using adb and fastboot? I need some help

hello, anyone using adb and fastboot? I need some help

I tried flashing an image a couple of months ago but there was a bug causing the connection to interrupt. Nevermind, what's your issue so far?

I tried flashing an image a couple of months ago but there was a bug causing the connection to interrupt. Nevermind, what's your issue so far?

i installed android-tools-adb but when i do adb devices it doesn't give me device. in linux i should put the udev rules, but i guess in bsd it changes.

ain't adb etc.. used to root your phone?

ain't adb etc.. used to root your phone?

yes

and you are try to install bsd on it ?

and you are try to install bsd on it ?

no no, it's for mobile use, both for file transfer and other things.

I just plug the phone in useing usb connector and wham 0 it work that way.

I just plug the phone in useing usb connector and wham 0 it work that way.

Well, I don't

the phone shows up as a folder

the phone shows up as a folder

I do not use mtp

whats mtp?

whats mtp?

do adb devices and post a screenshot

I didn't use adb. phone to windows shows as Phoenix5

I didn't use adb. phone to windows shows as Phoenix5

then why are you trying to follow the adb issue?

to figure out what you are doing with it.

BTW: linux on the phone does not appear to be an install. only links to the cloud.

BTW: linux on the phone does not appear to be an install. only links to the cloud.

zhhhhh

not being able to use adb on freebsd, for me it is no good to have bsd as a journal.

my adb fastboot is a windows exe. going to try w/ wine ?

not being able to use adb on freebsd, for me it is no good to have bsd as a journal.

so what's the problem ?

apparently some people uses it on FreeBSD, but few steps may be required to set it up

like here: https://baohaojun.github.io/blog/2020/06/16/0-Android-App-development-under-FreeBSD.html

but this concerns setting up the whole google sdk, which is not needed for just issuing adb commands normally

but this concerns setting up the whole google sdk, which is not needed for just issuing adb commands normally

that's the thing, I don't want to have to install all the google sdk, I only use adb to pass files

Probable that your device just require the good rights in /dev

afaik the owner, group and permissions for files under /dev are editable in /etc/devfs.conf

Indeed

I had to edit them with this: [localrules=10] add path 'ugen*' mode 0660 group operator add path 'usb/*' mode 0660 group operator add path 'usb' mode 0770 group operator

And then point to the rules in the /etc/rc.conf file

Hi All, I'm trying to build customer kernel for freebsd 12.3 VM, but it is failing to mount zfs, I have following options in /etc/make.conf: MODULES_OVERRIDE=opensolaris zfs krpc but still failing, even if I try to build generic kernel. What I'm doing wrong?

here is the screenshot when it fail to boot

So type ?.

I guess you missed a huge amount of modules that are still required to work. In this case probably something like geom_part_gpt_load.

Wait a sec, why zroot/ROOT/default, if it should point to device first?

Ah, BE, this is supported.

I'm surprised that it's not building all modules, last time when I use FreeBSD in 5.11 era it was building all modules by defualt

and from makefile FreeBSD% grep -i module /usr/src/Makefile # buildkernel - Rebuild the kernel and the kernel-modules. # installkernel - Install the kernel and the kernel-modules.

i installed android-tools-adb but when i do adb devices it doesn't give me device. in linux i should put the udev rules, but i guess in bsd it changes.

u need to enable USB debugging in developer options When connected u should get a prompt to allow that device

and you are try to install bsd on it ?

Thats not needed BSD can be installed using termux & qemu

I didn't use adb. phone to windows shows as Phoenix5

That's in case of windows Ur default usb configuration must be MTP/file transfer

u need to enable USB debugging in developer options When connected u should get a prompt to allow that device

I have debugging enabled

I have debugging enabled

then, most probably some driver is needed to recognize ur device

then, most probably some driver is needed to recognize ur device

maybe that's it

root@punisher:/usr/home/beastie # /usr/local/bin/mtp-connect libmtp version: 1.1.18 Device 0 (VID=1004 and PID=633e) is a LG Electronics Inc. LG G Flex 2. Android device detected, assigning default bug flags Usage: connect <command1> <command2> it appears it wants bluetooth.

btw: after 6 tries I could not get hellosystem to install

Freebsd use vim, nano, emcs, kde, gnome, sddm, gdm,etc I fell its gnu/linux but gnu/bsd

Those are just available ports/packages for FreeBSD and, from that list, only Nano and Emacs are part of the GNU project.

Those are just available ports/packages for FreeBSD and, from that list, only Nano and Emacs are part of the GNU project.

Best thing about bsd license that's it's has no peoblem with any license Also Bsd don't use systemd😁

But are y'all guys switched from linux to bsd

I was using BSD before systemd existed

Best thing about bsd license that's it's has no peoblem with any license Also Bsd don't use systemd😁

I was reading about systemd. Was trying to figure out why some people hate it. In the end of an article the author suggested to move to bsd to solve the problem

I was reading about systemd. Was trying to figure out why some people hate it. In the end of an article the author suggested to move to bsd to solve the problem

Inflexible, bloated And imported thing is don't follow unix philosophy

Inflexible, bloated And imported thing is don't follow unix philosophy

yeah ik. you didn't get the joke