is it possible adding some modules to kernel like linux?

is it possible adding some modules to kernel like linux?

Yes

if it has driver module for bsd

if it has driver module for bsd

You should check it.

I think bsdhardware website is good.

I think bsdhardware website is good.

https://bsd-hardware.info/?id=pci:168c-0042-1a3b-2b31

that?

that?

Yes

Yes

it shows driver doesnt work probably

i understood that from site

:-(

See: https://t.me/FreeBSD1/28563

See: https://t.me/FreeBSD1/28563

yeah the only way is this

hi! how can i see all the packages from a specific category(e.g.: browsers). thank you

hi! how can i see all the packages from a specific category(e.g.: browsers). thank you

pkg search games/

pkg search games/

did pkg search browsers/ and returned me nothing, so i assumed that i wrote the command wrong, but i didn't

did pkg search browsers/ and returned me nothing, so i assumed that i wrote the command wrong, but i didn't

$ pkg search www/

did pkg search browsers/ and returned me nothing, so i assumed that i wrote the command wrong, but i didn't

I think we do not have browsers category.

$ pkg search www/

Is there a way to list the categories?

Is there a way to list the categories?

Hmm, fastest way I can think of now is $ pkg search www/ | grep browser

And for general categories I usually look at ports

$ ls /usr/ports

And for general categories I usually look at ports

Exactly. But how about without Ports?

$ pkg search www/

Thank you!

Exactly. But how about without Ports?

From the forums: $ pkg rquery '%C' | sort -u or more precisely $ pkg rquery '%o' | cut -d/ -f1 | sort -u

That may work

From the forums: $ pkg rquery '%C' | sort -u or more precisely $ pkg rquery '%o' | cut -d/ -f1 | sort -u

Good.

@n0madcoder : thank you for your help.

Anytime (:

Firefox 97 is rolling out for everyone now

See: https://t.me/FreeBSD1/28563

hey i found my network card

with pciconf -lv

it shows but not connecting and not listing ifconfig

and also i have new problem: xorg no screens found error

i think this caused by nvidia closed source driver

could anyone help me about this ?

hey i found my network card

You should load the module/driver then.

You should load the module/driver then.

uhm how?

could anyone help me about this ?

Did you config the X?

any doc about this

im new to bsd

any doc about this

Yes. Read the handbook.

Did you config the X?

i think yes because i found a guide to install DE on freebsd

and it uses desktop-installer

i think yes because i found a guide to install DE on freebsd

It's best to use WM. Much simpler and faster.

It's best to use WM. Much simpler and faster.

i used wm on gentoo

i need more colorful and complex, helpful desktop

i used wm on gentoo

Use it on FreeBSD too.

i need more colorful and complex, helpful desktop

Well, IDK.

i need more colorful and complex, helpful desktop

wm is not my type too

Take a look at robonuggie on YouTube he has lots of useful freebsd how to videos great for new users, here's the kde one https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XjPha2bWvxs hope it helps

Sorry I just realised I sent this to the wrong person, you where answering a question not asking

NomadBSD is one way to go for testing

Hello os is very interesting, will Suyimazu run in it , and will it bring freebsd to the gaming table?

Sorry I just realised I sent this to the wrong person, you where answering a question not asking

no i saw your message thanks

i will try it

no i saw your message thanks

That YouTube channel has lots of great freebsd info, Also a little trick that worked for me was to install networkmgr a ghoastbsd app and it allows you to turn on the WiFi easily, it's in the Repo

Hello os is very interesting, will Suyimazu run in it , and will it bring freebsd to the gaming table?

https://codeberg.org/Alexander88207/Suyimazu

Suyimazu is that actually a word ?

Could be. I never heard of it before, but it's made for FreeBSD apparently

with it being wine based, a name like ripple, fizz, champain be more in line

LibreOffice 7.2 Impress Slides for talk Gaming with Steam on FreeBSD / GhostBSD Suyimazu, automates the playing of Steam Games on FreeBSD/ GhostBSD eliminates all the manual setup to make a game playable on FreeBSD/ GhostBSD makes use of WINE.

Its a decent wine wrapper and automates a lot of tedious steps to get wine working, results vary as you can expect gaming to work on freebsd

Thanks for sharing @Chris100756

hi

in iflib I see this code to allocation MSI-X interrupts

vectors = rx_queues + admincnt;

Why ?

My card suport five MSI-X vectors

it would be more logical

vectors = rx_queues + tx_queues + admincnt;

anybody comment it ?

That is above my knowledge I'm afraid

Suyimazu is that actually a word ?

If you want to game on FreeBSD, this is it! Excellent app

If you want to game on FreeBSD, this is it! Excellent app

i did check it out. when it asked to install 32 bit support it freaked me out. didn't want to over write pkgs on there already.

i did check it out. when it asked to install 32 bit support it freaked me out. didn't want to over write pkgs on there already.

No there is a way to install 32 bit support without removing 64 bit. I did it only once on my FreeBSD install and can't remember the steps but i know you have to "cd" into the wine directory. I play all my games like that, from fallout 3,FalloutNV to the latest games 😊

@downhillflyer i probably got like 50+ windows games all of them working flawlessly, except darkest dungeon 2 has sound issue

Hi. I edited .cshrc and .shrc to add aliases that I want to use. How do I reload these two files without rebooting? I tried source ~/.shrc and source ~/.cshrc but it tells me that /bin/sh: source not found. I rebooted and my aliases are working, however I cant reboot everytime I add/change an alias.

First of all, csh and sh are not the same and are not compatible shells. The source builtin is not standard and not available in sh. Use . <path_to_file> instead. For csh, it uses the source keywoard instead of . but note that you won't source bourne sh into csh and vice-versa, that's non-sense.