tmpfs? Create a directory in /tmp/ and mount in there.

but still not working. invalid fstype 😒

but still not working. invalid fstype 😒

go read man mount

Sup

still building

Ratpoison i mean

Ratpoison i mean

Ratpoison + tmux = paradise

Also 13T

Boy... My laptop have only 512G

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/questions-about-how-poudriere-works.89391/

Answers to that thread were interesting btw. Did you manage to solve the issue?

Answers to that thread were interesting btw. Did you manage to solve the issue?

The issue was me not understanding the handbook, in that regard, yes, it was solved 😉

go read man mount

ok

Also 13T

not true, this is poudriere + zfs mess I actually have 2tb on this machine

T430 with a ssd case instead of a cd/dvd reader it is great

with the msata slot you can get crazy amount of space for a noteboot

The issue was me not understanding the handbook, in that regard, yes, it was solved 😉

😁 Well, I also agree in that the man page was a bit confusing. Glad SirDice was quick to clarify

😁 Well, I also agree in that the man page was a bit confusing. Glad SirDice was quick to clarify

yup, as always

FreeBSD forum it is the best social media ever

FreeBSD forum it is the best social media ever

Indeed. We are trying to implement something similar with the forum-like tg offers, but there is an issue on how it handles notifications. As for now you can either enable all or disable all iirc, which is not really convenient I think

Indeed. We are trying to implement something similar with the forum-like tg offers, but there is an issue on how it handles notifications. As for now you can either enable all or disable all iirc, which is not really convenient I think

you mean desktop notifications?

because the internal notification its fine(IMHO), just click in watch or unwatch, no?

you mean desktop notifications?

Telegram notifications in general, mo matter which frontend

Telegram notifications in general, mo matter which frontend

hmmmmm, fair enough

No worries, we'll get there

not true, this is poudriere + zfs mess I actually have 2tb on this machine

How s ratpoison performing? Gonna try it soon

How s ratpoison performing? Gonna try it soon

What do priest on your php?

Also, @MortisJon @LukeSmithxyz let's move the conversation here until it's freebsd related, to avoid annoying people that have notifications for fbsd related stuff https://t.me/freebsd_offtopics

Also, @MortisJon @LukeSmithxyz let's move the conversation here until it's freebsd related, to avoid annoying people that have notifications for fbsd related stuff https://t.me/freebsd_offtopics

accept the application

accept the application

Try again. Tg works really bad with those. Requests appear and disappear with nosense

Try again. Tg works really bad with those. Requests appear and disappear with nosense

Im entered

Im entered

Awesome, I moved the messages there. Thanks (:

Awesome, I moved the messages there. Thanks (:

Hahab

What do priest on your php?

He s saying that he doesnt have money

So the sheeps may actually give him some

He s saying that he doesnt have money

So state pay church

this is mine

Mine :D

Why do i love freebsd so much?

Why do i love freebsd so much?

Because it's clean and reliable.

I ve installed archlinux, but it s pure bloat

I m back to fbsd. Every night i read the documentation

It s a pure pleasure.

# This is a shim devd(8) configuration file to implement calling the # wifibox service on suspend because that is not supported by the # base system. Review the contents and create a copy of it without # the .sample extension to use it. Restart the devd service once # the file has been created. # notify 11 { match "system" "ACPI"; match "subsystem" "Suspend"; action "/etc/rc.suspend acpi $notify && /usr/local/sbin/wifibox stop"; }; notify 11 { match "system" "ACPI"; match "subsystem" "Resume"; action "/etc/rc.resume acpi $notify && /usr/local/sbin/wifibox start"; };

i m using this for wifibox resume suspend devd rule, but still it wouldnt load properly after suspend

someone told me to edit /etc/rc.suspend. but i m pretty dumb at this moment not to break the service itself

i m using this for wifibox resume suspend devd rule, but still it wouldnt load properly after suspend

are you sure about the event you are matching? do you know about the file "/var/run/devd.pipe" ? ... you can use it to see exacly the event you need

i use a cat /var/run/devd.pipe over a fifo memory to notify diferent things in my bar ... you could write the output of that file to see what events are launched after the resume

on where can i disable for my external ssd with zfs filesystem to go sleep? if i leave my computer for 5 mins and coming back i have this I/O failure due to my USB controller. camcontrol or usbconfig does manage it? Or something else?

on where can i disable for my external ssd with zfs filesystem to go sleep? if i leave my computer for 5 mins and coming back i have this I/O failure due to my USB controller. camcontrol or usbconfig does manage it? Or something else?

i do not know about this because i never had this kind of troubles ... i don't know if this will help you, but it have a detailed answer and maybe you find here yours https://serverfault.com/questions/1047331/how-do-i-disable-hard-disk-spin-down-or-head-parking-in-freebsd

i do not know about this because i never had this kind of troubles ... i don't know if this will help you, but it have a detailed answer and maybe you find here yours https://serverfault.com/questions/1047331/how-do-i-disable-hard-disk-spin-down-or-head-parking-in-freebsd

thanks. will have a look anyway. Might help or not. GPT said: "You can disable the sleep mode for your external SSD with ZFS filesystem by editing sysctl variables on FreeBSD. The specific sysctl variable is kern.cam.da.timeout. This variable looks like it was created to adjust the spin-down timeout of ATA disks, but it can be used to adjust the sleep timeout of all disks. To disable spin-down/sleep mode, set the variable value to 0. You can use sysctl utility to make this change at runtime. Alternatively you can create a loader.conf entry so the value is set upon boot. The commands to do this would be 'sysctl kern.cam.da.timeout=0', or to set the loader.conf entry, 'echo kern.cam.da.timeout=0 >> /boot/loader.conf'. You can also use the camcontrol or the usbconfig utilities to manage this, but it appears to require specific product knowledge, so it may not be possible for your system." But i think this is wrong as this will disable the sleep globally. i want it only for my specific usb port...🙄

i use a cat /var/run/devd.pipe over a fifo memory to notify diferent things in my bar ... you could write the output of that file to see what events are launched after the resume

Already made my mind already

yeah, maybe you have in sysctl the solution ... look at this one too ——> hw.usb.power_timeout: 30

kern.cam.da.default_timeout: 60

yeah, maybe you have in sysctl the solution ... look at this one too ——> hw.usb.power_timeout: 30

Ok. lets try it...

this two entries may have the solutions, yes

kern.cam.da.default_timeout: 60

is it sec or min? i have to do hard reset as my whole system's pool suspended now...😒

this two entries may have the solutions, yes

👍

put them both to zero and try it ... but i really do not know, sorry

put them both to zero and try it ... but i really do not know, sorry

no worries. thx anyway

yeah, maybe you have in sysctl the solution ... look at this one too ——> hw.usb.power_timeout: 30

umm, i ll try it. thanks

nvm

how do i build a port xD

how can i specify the device? sysctl kern.cam.da.timeout=0 /dev/da1 ? i dont want to do it globally...

in linux is /sys/block/*/device

this sysctl variables are globally ... if you want only for one disk i think you need to find the solution in the apm service ... the link i sent you have a lot of clues about apm and epc

so here also should specify the device

https://serverfault.com/questions/1047331/how-do-i-disable-hard-disk-spin-down-or-head-parking-in-freebsd

https://serverfault.com/questions/1047331/how-do-i-disable-hard-disk-spin-down-or-head-parking-in-freebsd

Hmm....i know this. Regarding this link it will be camcontrol or usbconfig then ...

so i need to disable sleep on ugen0.4 at usbus0 scbus1

i think power management no and power-up in Standby yes values should be work...but still not sure...🙄

KLD vboxdrv.ko: depends on kernel - not available or version mismatch linker_load_file: /boot/modules/vboxdrv.ko - unsupported file type KLD vboxdrv.ko: depends on kernel - not available or version mismatch linker_load_file: /boot/modules/vboxdrv.ko - unsupported file type

umm...

if you read the camcontrol manual ... they talk about "idle" with optional parameter "-t 0" to disable timer ... so the command would be camcontrol idle da0 -t 0 .... but they talk too about how dangerous is to use camcontrol and you could lost data .... so it is a risky command, i do not know what i am doing, i am just reading the manual and i can be wrong

if you read the camcontrol manual ... they talk about "idle" with optional parameter "-t 0" to disable timer ... so the command would be camcontrol idle da0 -t 0 .... but they talk too about how dangerous is to use camcontrol and you could lost data .... so it is a risky command, i do not know what i am doing, i am just reading the manual and i can be wrong

well....my system is there so if i lose any data my system will be broken...🙄

yep, you must wait somebody gives you a true clue ... i walk totally blinded with you, sorry

yep, you must wait somebody gives you a true clue ... i walk totally blinded with you, sorry

dont worry. this is a freshly installed system so i have nothing to lose. At least not much. 😉

i would bet on that command ... the worst would be make a reset and try other options .... this command will make two things ... or makes idle right now the disk and you must reset ... or it just disable the idle while the system is up

was your disk the da0 ???

yep

i think my command will be camcontrol idle da0 -t 0 && camcontrol standby da0 -t 0 && camcontrol sleep da0 -t 0

mine