+ you gain full control, firewalling and routing of your packets to the upstream wan

this would give us this, all in the single APU with the simcard inside

I have no clue about this APU at all.

it's just a computer optimized and designed for such setups

it's powerful enough to add all your lan services and even VPNs / virtual machines itself, if you exlpoit it correctly

it's just a computer optimized and designed for such setups

I got that buy how should that apply into my network? For me just looks like rapsberry pie....

it have mini pci ports for a lte modem and wifi modems, all requires antennas, so you need modems and antennas to fit inside, then you install a Good OS on it, like FreeBSD, it has everything inside included in base to build this setup

it's just configurations and ensuring having supported modems

but you can do the same with a normal PC as well, once you have modems that fits in

would behave 100% the same except it drains more power

I see 🤔

or you could zap that idea and use your laptop as your network appliance and even serve your own lan to your other guests via wifi if you have two wifi modems inside (two wifi cards)

it would equally perform the same scheme

it's just that it requires your laptop to be always up for your other devices

or you could zap that idea and use your laptop as your network appliance and even serve your own lan to your other guests via wifi if you have two wifi modems inside (two wifi cards)

best would be in this case just adding a LTE modem to your laptop

then using the already present wifi card for serving your smartphone for example

this is not a bad idea beacause it would give total root management of your whole network, but it requires a good training

however I'm sure you can do it

best would be in this case just adding a LTE modem to your laptop

Actually my laptop have a simcard slot....but not sure...

yeah worth check that

then pray for the module to be supported in freebsd

Lenovo T480

they have many different setups for each series

lte is in option

just do some dmesg / lspci

a not-too-old Journal article might help: https://freebsdfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/A-Review-of-Storage-Multipathing.pdf

https://www.phoronix.com/news/WindowMaker-0.96

a not-too-old Journal article might help: https://freebsdfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/A-Review-of-Storage-Multipathing.pdf

Err... No, that's about storage multipathing. ISCSI etc. I've told about network routing. For example I have 2 VPN tunnels over 2 providers. And wanna use both of them. And balance traffic in a ratio of 30 to 70... That's quote from FreeBSD 13.0-RELEASE Release Notes: Multipath routing support has been rewritten in more scalable fashion, featuring 64-wide multipath routes with O(1) lookup time. fedeb08b6a58. The RADIX_MPATH kernel option got replaced with ROUTE_MPATH, which is turned on by default. Additionally, the net.route.multipath sysctl has been added to control the feature in runtime. And I can't understand, how to use this feature.

I found this

Google is wierd

This is a very cool picture, thanks for sharing

3.5? U sure u found it in g00gle? wasn't it from wayback machine?

XS i was giving a try for virtualbox-ose. It was a pleasant disappointment to me. No issue with wifi network at all. With the guestaddons module it does work very smooth. Its fast and stable. 😁 So this would be my daily driver virtualization instead of bhyve.

neat

as well it works like in qemu because it does its own virtual networking, so in the default mode the VM's are still isolated, but if it's not a problem for you, then it's fine

as well it works like in qemu because it does its own virtual networking, so in the default mode the VM's are still isolated, but if it's not a problem for you, then it's fine

I was also trying to use qemu via virt-manager. But it does not find the libvirt directory and asking to install QEMU/KVM drivers. As no Hypervisor has found....of course i was installing QEMU before virt-mamager and libvirtd daemon was also running before launch virt-mamager. 🤔🧐

virt-manager is a complete virtualization set of APIs and services intended to be deployed at scale, it's probably not what you are looking for

indeed, it needs to be set-up correctly and this may be a manual process there, I'm not certain it would be advisable to use it to drive qemu as a backend with it rather than bhyve

but it should have a bhyve driver backend

indeed, it needs to be set-up correctly and this may be a manual process there, I'm not certain it would be advisable to use it to drive qemu as a backend with it rather than bhyve

Ok. I use it on linux for ages and i am very satisfied with it. Thats why i want try it on BSD also.

yeah, I think the freebsd package is intended either for administration of remote nodes, or to be used with bhyve

but it should have a bhyve driver backend

Could not be setup with qemu backend??

you could but not sure how useful it would be without a proper virtualization

so if qemu resorts to slow methods, it won't be a good setup

On linux is quite fast

I know

Because KVM probably designed for linux virtualization.... 🙄

It most generally uses kvm if you install it from a distro package

it *is* Linux virtualization

still there's bunch of possible combinations depending and what you need to do exactly

but the best virtualization you'll get on FreeBSD will be bhyve

perhaps a recent virtualbox can use it as a backend, but I'm not certain cause it's quite old I think

perhaps a recent virtualbox can use it as a backend, but I'm not certain cause it's quite old I think

🤔 i see... but in my case virtualbox seems to be more reasonable solution then bhyve because i have no acces to wired network...

It's just that you have to setup a nat yourself

guys, a question about 13.2-Stable, is there a way to check for updates without running a git pull?

maybe i am wrong, but i thing the most easy way could be to make a diff with the git log

a diff or just a grep, it depends the moment you are looking to update, in this log https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/log/?h=releng/13.2

Finally was able to get Wayland and hikari working...

I'm really impressed with hikari and the speed is insane. A totally different concept of a desktop but it is nice.

Hi all. Who uses the "Kate" text editor and who has a bug when, after restarting "Kate", empty tabs "Untitled (2)", "Untitled (3)" appear... if you have a free minute, write here that the problem is still relevant https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=468573 If you have not reproduced the problem, please unsubscribe to this message. Thank you.

newer setup xD

But....on freebsd do u use any DE? As far as i know Plasma does not support wayland session. So how should i install hyprland then? 🤔🧐 I have KDE Plasma now with x11 session and sddm but i would try hyperland. 🤓

wayland

Is there a mouse cursor, does it work?

lol. I was so curious I had to look up the exchange rate. that won't even pay for lunch! ($22.10 USD) :^)

so you was asking $8k for buying Ampere Altra?

you could borrow only $5 a month for try using oracle cloud is it? 🤭

Free tier includes 4 Ampere cores and 24Gb ram.

Is there a mouse cursor, does it work?

yes lol

I found this

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Hi guys I use FreeBSD on my main desktop and today I start a vuejs 3 app with vite, and Hot Reload not work, when change the code first time it's work and after nothing happens when I change anymore

Please Someone already has this bug or issues? If it's possible to fix that how?

Hi guys I use FreeBSD on my main desktop and today I start a vuejs 3 app with vite, and Hot Reload not work, when change the code first time it's work and after nothing happens when I change anymore

That is more a web-dev related issue than a FreeBSD issue I guess. If you are developing against localhost then check any pf configuration issues

That is more a web-dev related issue than a FreeBSD issue I guess. If you are developing against localhost then check any pf configuration issues

Hum 🤔 my server listening a port on localhost but hot reloading not work

you posting inappropriate and twice

Is it true? , the disadvantages of BSD kernel is : if openBSD update security and freeBSD don't know about it. So FreeBSD got a bug? or they work together ? in Linux simply update kernel and the other distros will get the same update

Is it true? , the disadvantages of BSD kernel is : if openBSD update security and freeBSD don't know about it. So FreeBSD got a bug? or they work together ? in Linux simply update kernel and the other distros will get the same update

Bsd isn't a kernel, each BSD is its own entire OS, including kernel and userspace, different from the rest. They may share some things here and there, but they are their own separate, different project

Bsd isn't a kernel, each BSD is its own entire OS, including kernel and userspace, different from the rest. They may share some things here and there, but they are their own separate, different project

yes sir I know about it's an entire OS. I just wanna know that they're share some things critical

Hi everyone I use pulseaudio for sound on FreeBSD my computer, but when I listen music sometime I have some sacads someone already had it ?

you posting inappropriate and twice

It's openbsd my friend

yes sir I know about it's an entire OS. I just wanna know that they're share some things critical

Some times they may not even be able to share some things because of their differences.

Try pipewire-pulse