like from a current to a release

It is, yeah

I'm liking this 14

😁

I do but for old games, what's up?

this is ONLY a maybe: check gstreamer-plugins. pkg search it, there may be more to look at. if you install check messages.

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That looks like something to do with directx. I usually only install i386-wine, wine-mono and winetricks.

https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/wine/ @LeonParadox maybe there is something useful in the handbook.

ZFS will be really slow with HDD and 6GB ram and i don't need the storage features

Why did you install ZFS in the first place?

Why did you install ZFS in the first place?

That's what GhostBSD's default install does, had to again yesterday. It's not performing as bad as i thought

@scounixware Someone did share with me some info about those errors i was getting with the GPT + UFS install and how to solve it. If you are facing the same problem?

try removing/renaming ~/.wine and configuring wine anew

Anyone good at vi?

Anyone good at vi?

Not sure. How good? Maybe you want to join a pro group here

Although it's for vim

Ah, well, It's right about time for me to discover openssl.vim plugin. But it doesn't wokr in NeoVim due to different terminal implementation.

So I'm trying to guess how to fix execute there...

Can I pm you for a sec?

Yep.

I'm happy you worked it out, only saw your messages now

@scounixware Someone did share with me some info about those errors i was getting with the GPT + UFS install and how to solve it. If you are facing the same problem?

No, but I faced it on NetBSD and solved it

⚠️ TELEGRAM IS NOT DOWN Telegram has migrated to 64-bit IDs. After updating Telegram, some users may have to wait a minute or two for their chat database to be optimized for 64-bits, but sometimes Telegram stuck on updating. If your app is not updated: 1. You can send messages, but won't receive any of them. 2. You can't login using outdated app. ✅ SOLUTION Update your app, or if you are using an outdated unofficial app then switch to the official app. telegram.org/apps

For those of you using Q4 packages: Telegram version there is too old to properly work right now.

Good to know, thanks!

⚠️ TELEGRAM IS NOT DOWN Telegram has migrated to 64-bit IDs. After updating Telegram, some users may have to wait a minute or two for their chat database to be optimized for 64-bits, but sometimes Telegram stuck on updating. If your app is not updated: 1. You can send messages, but won't receive any of them. 2. You can't login using outdated app. ✅ SOLUTION Update your app, or if you are using an outdated unofficial app then switch to the official app. telegram.org/apps

Hmm, so they were running out of 32bit IDs?

like the issue with IPv4?

Hmm, so they were running out of 32bit IDs?

already ran out

No, but I faced it on NetBSD and solved it

i see, yeah it's literally like a 5 minute fix but that is due to my own inexperience😅It's good though, i learned quite a few things😌

FreeBSD, BeagleBone Black and Robotics This talk is about a remotely operated hexapod robot powered by BeagleBone black and FreeBSD that offers server/client connection over WiFi to control its directions to be used as a supervisory system. The hardware platform is composed by a Beaglebone Black (BBB) and a dedicated Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) demultiplexer board. Most of the work behind controlling the pod and its sensors also contributed to new code added to the FreeBSD's base system to ARMv6 with the benefits granted by Flattened Device Trees (FDT). The main idea of this talk is to show the possibilities of developing a remotely operated hexapod robot (Aduka-II) and its control system out of many researchers' comfort zone. BSDCan channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuQhwHMJ0yK2zlfyRr1XZ_Q

Looking for virtualization topics, I just discovered this project, in case anyone is interested. https://clonos.convectix.com/

Entre system ?

Or hypervisor similar to Bhyve

The September/October issue of the FreeBSD Journal is here! With a focus on FreeBSD Development, this article examines FreeBSD code review, FreeBSD USB drivers, and kernel development. https://freebsdfoundation.org/past-issues/freebsd-development/ #freebsd #magazine #drivers

Hey folks! how are u doing? Does anyboy run hybrid graphics?

Hey folks! how are u doing? Does anyboy run hybrid graphics?

anyboy?

@daily_camel_photos

wow this is so cool

@daily_camel_photos

camel os

I'm baffles by FreeBSD's transfer speed to USB devices. Took 2 hours to copy 1.5GB🤔

I'm baffles by FreeBSD's transfer speed to USB devices. Took 2 hours to copy 1.5GB🤔

Using which method?

Using which method?

Right-click copy, right-click paste. I hope that's what you meant? 😅

Could it be because of ZFS on a HDD?

Right-click copy, right-click paste. I hope that's what you meant? 😅

I was thinking about: - USB2.0, USB3.0, USB-C? - Exfat format, NTFS format, FAT format (for the usb device) - command line methind, gui method - Available RAM on the laptop

I was thinking about: - USB2.0, USB3.0, USB-C? - Exfat format, NTFS format, FAT format (for the usb device) - command line methind, gui method - Available RAM on the laptop

It's USB2.0. It was NTFS format, Fat32 format and an android phone. From my observations these devices were alot faster on gnu/linux, incomparably faster 6GB ram in laptop

It's USB2.0. It was NTFS format, Fat32 format and an android phone. From my observations these devices were alot faster on gnu/linux, incomparably faster 6GB ram in laptop

I'm using some USB3.0 devices and copying goes just normal. They are in exFat format. The laptop has 16GB ram tho

I'm using some USB3.0 devices and copying goes just normal. They are in exFat format. The laptop has 16GB ram tho

it sucks not to have wifi😅I don't think ram is the issue. There is no significant spike in ram and cpu usage when i check with top in terminal

The system is pretty snappy with ZFS

it sucks not to have wifi😅I don't think ram is the issue. There is no significant spike in ram and cpu usage when i check with top in terminal

try copying via command line with $ cp -rv /directory/to/copy/ /destination/device/ and see if it goes any faster

try copying via command line with $ cp -rv /directory/to/copy/ /destination/device/ and see if it goes any faster

It doesn't show any progress, would rsync be better?

For progress tap Ctrl+T

Hm, if you are using modules, are you loading usb_quirk? Or just try kldload usb_quirk under root and replug the flash drive.

For progress tap Ctrl+T

Thank you!

Hm, if you are using modules, are you loading usb_quirk? Or just try kldload usb_quirk under root and replug the flash drive.

Module is already loaded

try copying via command line with $ cp -rv /directory/to/copy/ /destination/device/ and see if it goes any faster

This is output "load: 0.21 cmd: cp 30690 [fu_ans] 9.25r 0.00u 0.09s 0% 1856k" and then it proceeds to copy files

Files copied alot faster in CLI, not the 11 hours the gui promised😅Thank you @n0madcoder @krond for helping me out😌

Hi, im tryng install fbsd in netbook.. first using ghostbsd to checking hardware suport compability bcause ghostbsd based on fbsd.. i have wifi card intel 7260 , and have error code like this 0xf00 in my wifi ssid.. the question is wifi firmware 7260 are suported ? Or i missing something configuration.. And if doesnt support any recomend best wifi dongle plug and play ?

hi all

I user linux, I wonder can I use linux pentest tools in bsd ?

Which ones are we talking about?

Hi, im tryng install fbsd in netbook.. first using ghostbsd to checking hardware suport compability bcause ghostbsd based on fbsd.. i have wifi card intel 7260 , and have error code like this 0xf00 in my wifi ssid.. the question is wifi firmware 7260 are suported ? Or i missing something configuration.. And if doesnt support any recomend best wifi dongle plug and play ?

Oh i need config wpa_supplicant.conf ssid manualy.

It's USB2.0. It was NTFS format, Fat32 format and an android phone. From my observations these devices were alot faster on gnu/linux, incomparably faster 6GB ram in laptop

Its because FreeBSD uses FUSE for NTFS support Meanwhile Linux has NTFS support implemented as a kernel driver, so naturally its going to be faster

I user linux, I wonder can I use linux pentest tools in bsd ?

No, Kali Linux is better suited

No, Kali Linux is better suited

use it if u like it but dont recommend it to others ^^ kali is insecure

I user linux, I wonder can I use linux pentest tools in bsd ?

u have many choices in case the pkgs u need is not there in repos like containers, VMs, other pkg managers, source etc.

u have many choices in case the pkgs u need is not there in repos like containers, VMs, other pkg managers, source etc.

oh thank u I will try docker on bsd

oh thank u I will try docker on bsd

Just use Kali if you want pentesting, try FreeBSD on a VM if you want

use it if u like it but dont recommend it to others ^^ kali is insecure

>kali is insecure Explain

>kali is insecure Explain

Everything runs as root Os is not supposed to be installed on hardware, only ran as live or installed in vm Security has not been taken in consideration as for the above

Everything runs as root Os is not supposed to be installed on hardware, only ran as live or installed in vm Security has not been taken in consideration as for the above

> Everything runs as root No > Os is not supposed to be installed on hardware, only ran as live or installed in vm No -> https://www.kali.org/docs/installation/hard-disk-install/ > Security has not been taken in consideration as for the above No https://www.kali.org/docs/installation/hard-disk-install/ -> "with the option of encrypting the partition"

> Everything runs as root No > Os is not supposed to be installed on hardware, only ran as live or installed in vm No -> https://www.kali.org/docs/installation/hard-disk-install/ > Security has not been taken in consideration as for the above No https://www.kali.org/docs/installation/hard-disk-install/ -> "with the option of encrypting the partition"

Its not supposed to, but its not stopping you from installing it onto a hard drive

Is Kali Linux Right For You? As the distribution’s developers, you might expect us to recommend that everyone should be using Kali Linux. The fact of the matter is, however, that Kali is a Linux distribution specifically geared towards professional penetration testers and security specialists, and given its unique nature, it is NOT a recommended distribution if you’re unfamiliar with Linux or are looking for a general-purpose Linux desktop distribution for development, web design, gaming, etc.

Is Kali Linux Right For You? As the distribution’s developers, you might expect us to recommend that everyone should be using Kali Linux. The fact of the matter is, however, that Kali is a Linux distribution specifically geared towards professional penetration testers and security specialists, and given its unique nature, it is NOT a recommended distribution if you’re unfamiliar with Linux or are looking for a general-purpose Linux desktop distribution for development, web design, gaming, etc.

And? @superruser said pentesting, not desktop or general purpose

I’d rather use parrot tbh

Its because FreeBSD uses FUSE for NTFS support Meanwhile Linux has NTFS support implemented as a kernel driver, so naturally its going to be faster

Thanks for the explanation🙂I understand much better now

Thanks for the explanation🙂I understand much better now

As for why is slower: FUSE works in userspace Code executes at the same speed whether it's in the kernel-space or in user-space Kernel code can pretty much do everything without restriction, but user-space code has to do some extra work and pass checks before it can do the same kind of work So the time for user-space code to do what kernel level code does, increases exponentially

Thats not an explanation

As for why is slower: FUSE works in userspace Code executes at the same speed whether it's in the kernel-space or in user-space Kernel code can pretty much do everything without restriction, but user-space code has to do some extra work and pass checks before it can do the same kind of work So the time for user-space code to do what kernel level code does, increases exponentially

That also explains why the drives takes so long to automount? 🤔

That also explains why the drives takes so long to automount? 🤔

it depends If you have some fancy filesystem like NTFS or EXFAT that need to use FUSE, then yeah But if your filesystem is implemented as a kernel driver, its much faster

>kali is insecure Explain

telemetry & baked in maleware (many allegations), same goes for other distros revolving around Ubuntu

it depends If you have some fancy filesystem like NTFS or EXFAT that need to use FUSE, then yeah But if your filesystem is implemented as a kernel driver, its much faster

I copy huge amounts of data everyday to an external hdd formatted to NTFS, they use it to watch movies and listen to music on a windows pc.