Openrc exist on top of sysvinit, on some implementations

openrc-init replaces sysvinit if you configure your system for that

For new user sometime linux distro make headache to understand 😅 bcause the manual guide is outdate , also diferent distro have diferent rules, i think fbsd nice to start learning os

You can check Minix too if you want to learn Operating Systems

When linux distro debian based stop using iptables and starting using nftables, but the tutorials on blog, youtuber still using iptables or ufw

You can check Minix too if you want to learn Operating Systems

I will, thanks

When linux distro debian based stop using iptables and starting using nftables, but the tutorials on blog, youtuber still using iptables or ufw

there's also iptables frontend for nftables, isn't it?

openrc-init replaces sysvinit if you configure your system for that

Yes, I mean some older implementations

there's also iptables frontend for nftables, isn't it?

I dont know, my fw not activated , just disable ipv6 and trust nat my isp

This is official of freebsd group?

no, it is on libera chat

which is the right place IMO

no, it is on libera chat

Even discord https://wiki.freebsd.org/Discord

nani

Xfce

Zfs ?

Idle ram 3,7 gb ?

Beautiful

dead deleted I'M FREE FREE now

why the hell does a distro include a Gig worth of pkgs that wont work?

no I mean open does not have wayland so kde does not work

had slim and neodm something no sddm

you get pkg_mgr to work?

was LOL

hi guys

welcome o/

hello, is it possible to zpool replace zroot ada2 ada2p3 ? by mistake whole disk was connected to pool, while partition is needed ~ ᐅ sudo zpool replace -f zroot ada2 ada2p3 invalid vdev specification the following errors must be manually repaired: /dev/ada2p3 is part of active pool 'zroot' ~ ᐅ sudo zpool status ... zroot DEGRADED 0 0 0 raidz2-0 DEGRADED 0 0 0 ada0 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada2 FAULTED 0 0 0 external device fault ada1 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada3p3 ONLINE 0 0 0

you would have to offline ada2 and zero it first

ah sorry

misread

corrected my message

deleted my comment

you would have to offline ada2 and zero it first

i`ve faulted ada2 with zpool offline -f ada2 ok, now i have to dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/ada2 bs=10M

i`ve faulted ada2 with zpool offline -f ada2 ok, now i have to dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/ada2 bs=10M

wipefs -a /dev/ada2 ?

I need to double check but FAULTED would be different from OFFLINE in my book, but yeah, here it is basically warning you against that because it finds the ZFS headers on that device

wipefs -a /dev/ada2 ?

~ ᐅ which wipefs wipefs not found

that's a linux-ism

oh sorry

but generally nothing guarantees there's no backup uberblocks somewhere outside first 10M

that command above is going to erase the whole device, not a problem

just with a block size of 10M

that command above is going to erase the whole device, not a problem

Indeed, not mentioned that, sorry

but that would be a lOOOng time :)

btw if it's a kind of SSD disk, something like blkdiscard might be better (not sure whether it is another linuxism)

but that would be a lOOOng time :)

yes, it is HDD 2TB

Hello :) I'm in the process of installing bitcoin core on 13.0-RELEASE-p4 with xfce dekstop. I'm following instructions at https://bicoincoredocs.com I'd also like to install a GUI to accompany bitcoin core. The instructions I'm following advise to install qt5 (pkg install qt5) however, after installation the terminal states, "This port is deprecated; you may wish to reconsider installing it: Uses EOL Python 2.7 via www/qt5-webengine. It is scheduled to be removed on or after 2021-06-23." Is there another way I can install qt5? Any advice would be appreciated, thanks :)

I've tried searching for qt5 on freshports.org but it's returning a large number of results :-/

hmm...looks like the Python 2.7 version bundled with the qt5 package is out of date. If I install python3 after installing pkg qt5, will that solve the problem?

You can still use the qt5-webengine with python 2.7 To upgrade it you will need to ask the GUI tool developer to update their project

You can still use the qt5-webengine with python 2.7 To upgrade it you will need to ask the GUI tool developer to update their project

Thanks for your reply & glad to say I've achieved my objective.

I'm using HDMI for audio. Means, using the audio from monitor. pcm4: <Intel Cougar Point (HDMI/DP 8ch)

I have noticed this weird tendency to put shell config files like cshrc and profile on / ( root directory ) on both FreeBSD and NetBSD Anyone know the reason why?

I've never used (t)csh tbh

I have noticed this weird tendency to put shell config files like cshrc and profile on / ( root directory ) on both FreeBSD and NetBSD Anyone know the reason why?

As base defaults or just people on their own installs?

btw if it's a kind of SSD disk, something like blkdiscard might be better (not sure whether it is another linuxism)

Fstrim ssd ?

Fstrim ssd ?

fstrim does trimming only free sectors while blkdiscard trims the whole sectors

As base defaults or just people on their own installs?

base defaults I guess

fstrim does trimming only free sectors while blkdiscard trims the whole sectors

So what best for the ssd ?

So what best for the ssd ?

IMHO, best is to do fstrim periodically. blkdiscard could be done before, for example, repartitioning the drive when there's no information left

and don't do blkdiscard on a partition with data, of course )

IMHO, best is to do fstrim periodically. blkdiscard could be done before, for example, repartitioning the drive when there's no information left

Oh , i see the diferent, +1

So what best for the ssd ?

Periodic trimming

in a encrypted disk, the trimming is necesary ?

in a encrypted disk, the trimming is necesary ?

The fact that you can even TRIM depends on the type of the disk encryption What type is it?

in a encrypted disk, the trimming is necesary ?

the necessity for trimming is not related to encryption it's your choice

more "noise" -> better

clean sectors (at hardware level) may discover empty space (maybe 0's filled)

Is trim a SSD's related hardware feature?

Is trim a SSD's related hardware feature?

yes

zpools can be set to autotrim

yes

and what are the implications of disable it ?

Less healthy for an SSD, afaik

healthy as durability ?

I have problems with a low quality ssd

at boot shows error related with CAM, silencing by notrim on fstab, all seems work fine, but, I don't know the implications... thanks @Stromausf4ll :*

healthy as durability ?

http://www.wonkity.com/~wblock/docs/html/ssd.html

thanks!

That article explains TRIM well. It's an ATA command telling the SSD "please mark these blocks as unused and do your garbage collection + wear leveling in the background, kthxbye"

"Do not enable TRIM unless the SSD supports it."

That article explains TRIM well. It's an ATA command telling the SSD "please mark these blocks as unused and do your garbage collection + wear leveling in the background, kthxbye"

great :)

Still impressive, flash storage uses an effect from Quantum mechanics, the tunneling effect.

Still impressive, flash storage uses an effect from Quantum mechanics, the tunneling effect.

is a great news, the last technology uses the latest knowledge... this implies great technology enforcement