kub-kun
only freePEPE
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kub-kun
kub-kun
big pain
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Yes
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Lol 😂
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I am still waiting for a mounting frame for my HDD
And it seems that its coming from China 😭😭😭
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Is that a good idea? 😂
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Lol
Mr.
Still problems?
Is the driver even running? Check with kldstat
Yes. I posted the full error on the forum
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Oh according to eBay the mounting caddy is coming from Germany, Bremen and not China
Nice I should get it in the next few days
Anonymous
Hi
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Hi
Anonymous
How are you?
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I'm lucky currently
Anonymous
haha nice to know that, I am flashing an USB to install FreeBSD on my tower (first time I decide to use FreeBSD) =)
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I just setup freeradius on my opnsense firewall and now my unifi access points can authenticate via WPA2 enterprise
My WiFi is now a thousand times more secure
Anonymous
Great
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Anonymous
So, thank you by the welcome. I will stay here 😉
Anonymous
I am going to continue doing somethings I usually do everyday 😊
Anonymous
FreeBSD remembered me to the following cartoon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X6il751f6I
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Haha
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I don't really know the origin of the freebsd logo
Anonymous
there's a very cool picture of FreeBSD initial days
Anonymous
let me search
Anonymous
http://www.mckusick.com/beastie/jpg/foglio.jpg
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http://www.mckusick.com/beastie/jpg/foglio.jpg
Nice I am not that familiar with the history of freebsd but as far as I know its a direct successor to Unix
Anonymous
Nice I am not that familiar with the history of freebsd but as far as I know its a direct successor to Unix
I trust you. I am not also. But AFAIK, FreeBSD is what I want to btw, from now until whom knows =) I am going to test it by first time on my personal computer as main OS. But, nothing is perfect; probably I could be able to send some code implementations, or fixes... I also like to code in C.
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I trust you. I am not also. But AFAIK, FreeBSD is what I want to btw, from now until whom knows =) I am going to test it by first time on my personal computer as main OS. But, nothing is perfect; probably I could be able to send some code implementations, or fixes... I also like to code in C.
If you want to use freebsd as a desktop os you have to setup a few things
I wrote a blog sometime ago maybe it will help you
https://freebsd81949087.wordpress.com/
Anonymous
thank you so much
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If you want to use freebsd as a desktop os you have to setup a few things
I wrote a blog sometime ago maybe it will help you
https://freebsd81949087.wordpress.com/
This is mostly for laptop things like WiFi and suspend but also stuff like sound, microcode updates or even how to Mount linux filesystems
Anonymous
allright, brb I am going to install 😉
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Maybe I continue writing on that block as soon as I have my freebsd server running
kub-kun
hi
Denis
Hi
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Niiiiccceee i just received a mail that my HDD caddy is already arriving tomorrow
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? No but my Server had just one for an SSD and i needed another one for an HDD
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Now I am missing a VGA cable
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😂😂😂😂
kub-kun
hi
Anonymous
Hi
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I can send mine to you👍
I'm glad my mother got one at the junkyard this morning 😅
Anonymous
If you want to use freebsd as a desktop os you have to setup a few things
I wrote a blog sometime ago maybe it will help you
https://freebsd81949087.wordpress.com/
Thank you for this. On my very first visit I discovered things, I have not done yet, e.g. devcpu-data
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Anonymous
I'm glad my mother got one at the junkyard this morning 😅
CPU's Level 2 + 3 caches are crucial for performance. If you compare current AMD CPUs with Intel's you'll notice, AMD is fitting their products with a huge abundant amounts of cache (32, even 64MB(!) on prosumer chips). This should bring you far into the future, while surfing, producing/consuming multimedia and so forth. This is my strongest selling point for AMD, while INTEL is still leader in power/performance efficiency - at least in broad comparisons of dozens of CPU classes...
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CPU's Level 2 + 3 caches are crucial for performance. If you compare current AMD CPUs with Intel's you'll notice, AMD is fitting their products with a huge abundant amounts of cache (32, even 64MB(!) on prosumer chips). This should bring you far into the future, while surfing, producing/consuming multimedia and so forth. This is my strongest selling point for AMD, while INTEL is still leader in power/performance efficiency - at least in broad comparisons of dozens of CPU classes...
OK yea the Server has an old Intel xeon 😂
E3-1225v2
Anonymous
Those came with 8 - 12MB L3 AFAIK. And they proof, what I was pointing out. Running one L5640 Xeon with 12MB - which is PERFECT in terms of energy efficiency for daily internet/office tasks (Gaming needed 1-2GHz higher clockspeeds, though...)
Anonymous
In general you could say: take the cheapest office CPU (2 or 4 cores) and you'll go 3-5years with it. Double or triple their L2/L3 caches and you are very well prepared for at least a decade of smooth computing, before things get noticably slow-moving
Anonymous
Only question remaining: how well is FreeBSD doing on AMD's Ryzens!? (no experience, so far...)
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Eliab/Andi
Anybody using FreeBSD 13 without issues?
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There is freebsd 13?
mrphyber
Only question remaining: how well is FreeBSD doing on AMD's Ryzens!? (no experience, so far...)
using ryzen cpus on my laptop and desktop with freebsd 12.1 and they work like a charm, highly suggested
Anonymous
Anybody using FreeBSD 13 without issues?
As a frequent PCBSD- / TrueOS- / Trident-User I had the joy to run across 'FreeBSD CURRENT' branches several times over the past few years. For me personally, it ended always switching back to the 'STABLE'-branch very quickly, due to a variety of imperfections and glitches. If you are a contributor/programmer CURRENT may work well for you... Of course those minor issues might multiply only, when running a desktop environment. In a shell environment things may probably look very different - here: better.
Anonymous
using ryzen cpus on my laptop and desktop with freebsd 12.1 and they work like a charm, highly suggested
Thx for that information. Several years ago, I tried PCBSD on AMD CPUs with alternating experiences. Sometimes the installers just wouldn't work (kernel panics).
Eliab/Andi
definitely! 😊
my plan is to switch from Linux to BSD; maybe dual boot Linux and FreeBSD
Anonymous
my plan is to switch from Linux to BSD; maybe dual boot Linux and FreeBSD
If you have 2 or more disks that will be fine. I'd always give BSD a whole disk, if possible. Especially, when you love zfs, as I do.
Eliab/Andi
Eliab/Andi
On my main lap HP I've got two disks ; 1st 500GB SSD , 2nd 1TB SSD; on my spare Dell lap , "only"! 1 TB SSD atm Artix Linux
Anonymous
In that case I'd put BSD on the 500GB SSD an leave Linux on the bigger HDD. My experience is, it is VERY hard to leave behind what you know/liked before. Fallback is common...
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In that case I'd put BSD on the 500GB SSD an leave Linux on the bigger HDD. My experience is, it is VERY hard to leave behind what you know/liked before. Fallback is common...
Especially because BSD is so different from linux and Linux behaves on laptops better most of the time. At least in terms of suspending and stuff like that
Anonymous
Once you know, it works you could replace Linux on the 2nd hard drive by turning that one into a zfs mirror or - as an intermediary step - you upgrade your 500GB ssd into sth bigger before creating a zfs mirror system
Anonymous
Especially because BSD is so different from linux and Linux behaves on laptops better most of the time. At least in terms of suspending and stuff like that
I'm not that much into laptops. But your words describe exactly my experiences, when I compared Linux/BSDs in the past.
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I'm not that much into laptops. But your words describe exactly my experiences, when I compared Linux/BSDs in the past.
Yup but i was on 11.2 and now since 12 is stable i think support for laptops and gpus in general has gotten much better
the most problems i had on 11.1/11.2 was with my intel skylake gpu
i had to use drm-next-kmod to even put it to work
Eliab/Andi
In that case I'd put BSD on the 500GB SSD an leave Linux on the bigger HDD. My experience is, it is VERY hard to leave behind what you know/liked before. Fallback is common...
Well, 500GB FreeBSD? Last time I had some driver issues with AMD Ryzen 5 3500U ; 1TB atm is WIn10 :D
Eliab/Andi
What would u recommend for my spare dell? 1TB Linux atm full
Anonymous
Yup but i was on 11.2 and now since 12 is stable i think support for laptops and gpus in general has gotten much better
the most problems i had on 11.1/11.2 was with my intel skylake gpu
i had to use drm-next-kmod to even put it to work
Unix runs best on well-known hardware (>3-5 yrs of age seems to be a good rule of thumb)
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Unix runs best on well-known hardware (>3-5 yrs of age seems to be a good rule of thumb)
yes the older the hardware the better it runs in most cases
Anonymous
Well, 500GB FreeBSD? Last time I had some driver issues with AMD Ryzen 5 3500U ; 1TB atm is WIn10 :D
Check out GhostBSD with Mate Desktop. It is easy to install and also works like a charm.
Eliab/Andi
Check out GhostBSD with Mate Desktop. It is easy to install and also works like a charm.
oh yes ; GhostBSD is really nice ; there I had no issues with my AMD card
Anonymous
I run Freebsd with KDE-Desktop and a GhostBSD on another machine. Compared to GhostBSD my beloved FreeBSD/KDE-workstation was an awful lot more work until it was up and running properly.
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oh yes ; GhostBSD is really nice ; there I had no issues with my AMD card
Isn't ghostbsd just freebsd with the mate desktop and a custom theme ?