weirdness i just had the same error on a usb img boot. fsck said could not read a bunch of blocks. hope ya didn't have data on there ya wanted.

hey

i face a bad freebsd speed

internet speed

my download speed is 100 kb/s

my download speed is 100 kb/s

That depends on your ISP probably. If not, what’s the average with other OS?

That depends on your ISP probably. If not, what’s the average with other OS?

in arch linux it 3 mb/s

Wi-Fi or wired?

wired

do u think is mirrors

sounds like a driver issuwe

do u think is mirrors

arent you downloading from the same website?

arent you downloading from the same website?

no

i download by torrent

it was sooo slow with regular download

then just to test download something from the same website with arch and freebsd to check. use gnu.org or something

then just to test download something from the same website with arch and freebsd to check. use gnu.org or something

ping???

im not sure if you can test speed with pibg

i download by torrent

Highly variable. Try local transfer in LAN to benchmark

Highly variable. Try local transfer in LAN to benchmark

same speed

is there mirrors can i add

What have you tried in detail?

install pkgs

greece for example

Benchmark speed WITHIN YOUR LAN

is there mirrors can i add

..

Benchmark speed WITHIN YOUR LAN

Slow

…

Slow

but download speed not as slow as freebsd system

Testing download speed................................................................................ Download: 443.32 Mbit/s Testing upload speed...................................................................................................... Upload: 507.79 Mbit/s

but download speed not as slow as freebsd system

Freebsd repos can be slow at times, but 30 mbps is very slow

Freebsd repos can be slow at times, but 30 mbps is very slow

i'm cool with it i wanna just to make freebsd download speed as same as my router speed

i'm cool with it i wanna just to make freebsd download speed as same as my router speed

Thats a bit unrealistic

Thats a bit unrealistic

why?

what is the problem with freebsd

i'm talking about 30mb/s downloading 😂

not**

what is the problem with freebsd

The problem is with the mirror most likely

The problem is with the mirror most likely

that what i talking about from begging 😂

i'm cool with it i wanna just to make freebsd download speed as same as my router speed

you could try to download from different mirrors in parallel

how?

how?

split file in different chunks, download n chunks form n mirrors in parallel. make n as big to saturate your network speed

kinda like torrents work but with static peers and leech only

split file in different chunks, download n chunks form n mirrors in parallel. make n as big to saturate your network speed

okay

I'll try

downloading memstickimg @ ~~ 90KB

download DONE

download DONE

damn

damn

what ? you still waiting

no i didn't solve the problem

FUCK it did not do as nomad it's an alternative to a dvd installer.

BitTorrent?

Pkg command not showing results when I search. Eg 'pkg search vscode' doesn't return anything. Yet vscode can be seen under /usr/ports directory

Anyone knows how to fix the issue?

Pkg command not showing results when I search. Eg 'pkg search vscode' doesn't return anything. Yet vscode can be seen under /usr/ports directory

It's working fine for me

Pkg command not showing results when I search. Eg 'pkg search vscode' doesn't return anything. Yet vscode can be seen under /usr/ports directory

Which version of FreeBSD do you have?

It's working fine for me

I mean it's not working for me

Which version of FreeBSD do you have?

12.2 if I remember correctly, will have to check

Some of the pkg search commands return results like they are supposed to but for some it doesn't. Weird.

Some of the pkg search commands return results like they are supposed to but for some it doesn't. Weird.

What about pkg rquery "%n" vscode?

What about pkg rquery "%n" vscode?

No result

Just like when trying to search

Pkg command not showing results when I search. Eg 'pkg search vscode' doesn't return anything. Yet vscode can be seen under /usr/ports directory

pkg just isn't for ports. try 'whereis vscode'

Vscode isn't installed on the system, so that won't work

Oh ok wait

so you seem to know in advance what will and what won't work

Vscode isn't installed on the system, so that won't work

dont have to. It is for locate the package in /usr/ports/

why asking for help then

Just like when trying to search

Maybe vscode is not in the repository.

Says /usr/ports/editors/vscode

Says /usr/ports/editors/vscode

see.

I thought that was only for installed packages. My bad

Says /usr/ports/editors/vscode

then why you said it does not exists in /usr/port ?

then why you said it does not exists in /usr/port ?

It doesn't return when I do pkg search vscode

It doesn't return when I do pkg search vscode

Did you try pkg update?

pkg is for packages, and it's using the packages database. ports are ports, not packages. package comes in when you build a port.

Did you try pkg update?

Yes. Didn't help

pkg is for packages, and it's using the packages database. ports are ports, not packages. package comes in when you build a port.

But shouldn't pkg be searching and displaying the result? 'pkg search vscode' returns nothing

since you were referring to the /usr/ports tree, this part is out of my scope