Sure but for logs use a pastebin like service like https://bsd.to/ or https://dpaste.org/ in order to maintain readability and avoid huge messages (:
Sure😊i usually just select the information I want via screenshot snippet tool.
My wine games work, FalloutNV just lags like crazy when entering combat🤔
Jaco
Jaco
Sure but for logs use a pastebin like service like https://bsd.to/ or https://dpaste.org/ in order to maintain readability and avoid huge messages (:
0024:fixme:d3dx:D3DXLoadSurfaceFromMemory Unhandled filter 0x5.
0024:fixme:d3dx:D3DXLoadSurfaceFro" This is what i'm getting from terminal
bittin-
trying to learn how to update FreeBSD ports, but not going so good so far
Z
Hey guys. What's up?
Anyone tried this script on a FreeBSD base (and not TrueOS)?
https://github.com/ghostbsd/ghostbsd-build/blob/master/script/mkisoimages.sh
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0024:fixme:d3dx:D3DXLoadSurfaceFromMemory Unhandled filter 0x5.
0024:fixme:d3dx:D3DXLoadSurfaceFro" This is what i'm getting from terminal
D3D is DirectX which is Microsoft graphics library. In *nix systems, Steam uses proton and DxVK stuff to make them work somehow.
If the game you are trying to run was designed for Windows, then first check protondb in order to know if it works at all on Linux, and if so you keep the efforts on making it run inside FBSD.
Being honest, I'm not into gaming at all but I do have some titles I played a decade ago that from time to time I like to revisit, and I have a Debian machine to do that. It removes a lot of headaches
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Hey guys. What's up?
Anyone tried this script on a FreeBSD base (and not TrueOS)?
https://github.com/ghostbsd/ghostbsd-build/blob/master/script/mkisoimages.sh
It's a sh script. It should work on a FreeBSD base. Check if the tools called inside are installed first
Z
It's a sh script. It should work on a FreeBSD base. Check if the tools called inside are installed first
Ah I didn't see that it comes from /usr/src/release of FreeBSD itself.
I still have my very very old question in mind, which is about making a custom FreeBSD image with the needed software pre-installed.
For more information, I read bsdinstal(8) and release(7) docs and couldn't find my answers.
XADE
Ah I didn't see that it comes from /usr/src/release of FreeBSD itself.
I still have my very very old question in mind, which is about making a custom FreeBSD image with the needed software pre-installed.
For more information, I read bsdinstal(8) and release(7) docs and couldn't find my answers.
after configuring installed system as u like
try
cp path/to/disk custom_freebsd.img
then check if it works after flashing or simply run with qemu to check
Kalinvalas
Hello guys
Kalinvalas
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Kalinvalas
Kalinvalas
the second command does the same as the first?
Anonymous
In the second command you're compiling Xorg in addition to installing
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
the second command does the same as the first?
The second command does the same as the first, but it compiles Xorg from source before installing it
Kalinvalas
I already thought I was doing bullshit
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Oh, I didn't notice SCO message. Yeah my network is slow today
Kalinvalas
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TLDR if you use the $ pkg install command you'll get the programs installed earlier. Using the ports collection allows you to install programs offline, and to tweak configuration settings which sometimes are required for your machine, but it will compile every program and tool needed that the make command can't find installed
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So it's a good advice to use ports only if you need to
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
You can test your CPU power too by trying to compile Firefox or Chromium :P
Kalinvalas
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I have AMD Athlon
Please don't, I was joking hehe. It will take too long (more than a day I will say)
Kalinvalas
XADE
ports r recommended when u want
1. pkgs not available in repo but port
2. flexibility or have specific needs
Kalinvalas
Kalinvalas
Anonymous
Z
after configuring installed system as u like
try
cp path/to/disk custom_freebsd.img
then check if it works after flashing or simply run with qemu to check
Thanks. I will try this.
Just another question. What if I want it to be something like DesktopBSD?
XADE
if u want to create a installer, which u'll have to boot & click or run commands to install
instead of simply cp
then idk, may be u can find some tools to generate iso
Jaco
D3D is DirectX which is Microsoft graphics library. In *nix systems, Steam uses proton and DxVK stuff to make them work somehow.
If the game you are trying to run was designed for Windows, then first check protondb in order to know if it works at all on Linux, and if so you keep the efforts on making it run inside FBSD.
Being honest, I'm not into gaming at all but I do have some titles I played a decade ago that from time to time I like to revisit, and I have a Debian machine to do that. It removes a lot of headaches
Thanks😊yes these game titles do run fine on linux, I will use Mint to play games until I'm knowledgeable enough to replicate on FreeBSD. I'm not a hardcore gamer also i just like the FalloutNV series and Diablo like games😊
Kalinvalas
if I connect my disk from FreeBSD to another PC, provided that its architecture is the same as my PC, but a different video card, will I need to install other drivers? Or does my shell booth work?
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I won't consider that good practice but you can try
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Which cards are them? If they are same vendor maybe the driver still work
Kalinvalas
Which cards are them? If they are same vendor maybe the driver still work
I have gtx650-e-1gd5
Kalinvalas
But school pc videocard i don't know
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Try installing FreeBSD in a usb drive without GUI and then you'll have a portable installation.
And if you want Xorg, try going with standard mesa drivers
Kalinvalas
Try installing FreeBSD in a usb drive without GUI and then you'll have a portable installation.
And if you want Xorg, try going with standard mesa drivers
You don't understand, i should bring my VC in school
Anonymous
if I connect my disk from FreeBSD to another PC, provided that its architecture is the same as my PC, but a different video card, will I need to install other drivers? Or does my shell booth work?
Yes, you'll need to install the appropriate drivers for any GPU you're going to use
Kalinvalas
Yes, you'll need to install the appropriate drivers for any GPU you're going to use
Sooo Nvidia drivers on my pc don't work on other pc?
Anonymous
Sooo Nvidia drivers on my pc don't work on other pc?
No, nvidia drivers should be able to work on all Nvidia GPUs
If you have for example Intel HD graphics, you need to install the driver for those
Kalinvalas
Kalinvalas
Kalinvalas
what to choose?
Krond
Defaults I guess.
Kalinvalas
Do I need it Х11?
Krond
If you have no idea with that is and how it may impact you — better don't change anything.
Krond
I don't think cups is actually mandatory to print.
Krond
But some software requires it.
Kalinvalas
Ohh, okay, if necessary I will install later
Kalinvalas
Pew
Krond
Java, OpenOffice…
Kalinvalas
I need bash static?
Kalinvalas
Kalinvalas
Kalinvalas
Ahh, I'm exploded
Kalinvalas
I think: I'm not worthy of having a UNIX system, im leaving, bye guys, thanks all
XADE
i knew it, he should've tried ghostbsd
Anonymous
I think: I'm not worthy of having a UNIX system, im leaving, bye guys, thanks all
Thanks for wasting everyones time, first at the NetBSD group and now here, seriously, either install GhostBSD or Ubuntu
Markuss
Hello! Does someone have the HP Probook 455 G7 and has been able to get it to boot with FreeBSD? I get spammed with ACPI errors like this bug report
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=259427
Anonymous