<b>Jaypatelani:</b> https://functionallyparanoid.com/2017/06/30/boot-all-the-things/

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> > > Lol I'm learning freebsd on a dl580 g5... Beast of a machine > Cool

Jaypatelani: Also try DragonflyBSD ?

Jaypatelani: HammerFS :)

<b>Follpvosten:</b> > > https://functionallyparanoid.com/2017/06/30/boot-all-the-things/ > Thanks, that helps (as in, it tells me to update my BIOS, which is what i wanted to know)

<b>Follpvosten:</b> > > HammerFS :) > I'll look into it

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> > > https://functionallyparanoid.com/2017/06/30/boot-all-the-things/ > Thanks, that helps (as in, it tells me to update my BIOS, which is what i wanted to know) ?

Jaypatelani: HammerFS for W3b :p but you can try it too

Once BSD is installed I'm going to spin up some VMS will look in to those

Okay

Currently installing gnome via ports catalog... 8 hours into make and chill

Then gotta get snort barnyard and acid installed

pkg install gnome

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Only installing via ports

Got it

Only one I had to make exceptions to was Python and perl versioning

Still gotta chop up the Kernel and then buildkernel and buildworld

Follpvosten: Now my last remaining question is, should i risk doing a BIOS update using DriveDroid or should i rather use an actual USB key...

<b>Follpvosten:</b> But that's for me to decide, i guess

Jaypatelani: :)

Follpvosten: Upgrade completed using DriveDroid without an issue :D

Jaypatelani: ?

Follpvosten: Finally

<b>Follpvosten:</b> Now there's just one more thing that's bothering me

Follpvosten: The free space is actually between ada0p2 and ada0p3

Follpvosten: Will that work? What will it do?

<b>Follpvosten:</b> Maybe i should partition it from Linux, i don't know

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> > > Maybe i should partition it from Linux, i don't know > That's better idea.:)

Follpvosten: I think the best option would be to move my data partition (ada0p3) to the start of the free space

<b>Follpvosten:</b> I wonder how long that'll take (there are 180G of data in there)

VVelox: hmm... ping on FreeBSD does not seem to like IDNs

VVelox: It errors if you try something like.... ping \U+1F4A9.ws

VVelox: drill works fine though

I'll try blender on freebsd

With openbsd worked so bad

But i know openbsd has other focus so i'll try free

aaron: .:VMS:. (Telegram): Did you have a supported graphics card?

I'll try blender on freebsd

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aaron: .:VMS:. (Telegram): Did you have a supported graphics card?

Yeah i saw my shit graphics card had drivers. I have a old radeon card.

Radeon 7000 made in china =D

Blender is working so good with freebsd ?

Just installed the OS and xorg and blender

So got two drives mounted... Other two are giving NTFS file signature is missing

Jaypatelani: Cool :)

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> How's cycle render firing up?

I don't know how to use blender so i can't test how goes with freebsd very well but i can see great differences with other linux distros

Oh got it

Blender is really good as compared to other competitive 3D commercial application

Yeah i saw some animations and more stuff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSHLg4hEVZ8

http://solobsd.tk/?e=5

<b>aaron:</b> W3b Fly (Telegram): Do they just need to be repaired and unmounted cleanly? I do recall some fuse-ntfs not dealing well with that.

http://solobsd.tk/?e=5

Why they did other bsd based on hardened bsd?

Fork from other fork forked from openbsd

<b>Jay Patel (Gitter):</b> @SoloBSD_twitter makes

Jay Patel (Gitter): It for fun project :)

Why they did other bsd based on hardened bsd?

https://solobsd.blogspot.in/?m=1

https://solobsd.blogspot.in/2016/10/release-solobsd-60-openbsd-edition.html?m=1 with OpenBSD

[RSS Bot [@Jaypatelani:matrix.org]] UnitedBSD - Latest topics posted a new article: All BSD supported/tested Hardwares ( https://unitedbsd.com/t/all-bsd-supported-tested-hardwares/105 )

[RSS Bot [@Jaypatelani:matrix.org]] UnitedBSD - Latest topics posted a new article: Lenovo Workstations/Laptops/Servers ( https://unitedbsd.com/t/lenovo-workstations-laptops-servers/106 )

OPNsense 17.7 released: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=5604.0

.:VMS:.: HardenedBSD is a derivative of FreeBSD, not a fork from OpenBSD

Jaypatelani: ?

aaron: Shawn Webb (Telegram): I think they were asking why they chose FreeBSD (again), instead of OpenBSD (or Bitrig.)

ah, gotcha

well, technically, SoloBSD didn't choose FreeBSD ;)

<b>aaron:</b> The "again" was a jab at hardenedbsd choosing FreeBSD too. ;)

<b>aaron:</b> It feels all more like a political mess to me than a technological solution/advancement.

gotcha

yeah, we would've loved it if FreeBSD would've worked with us to include our work upstream

aaron: Seems like their hasn't been a successful fork in a while. Does PCBSD (and their terrible brand management) count as a fork, or are they still being a distro?

probably a derivative, since they still pull in changes from fbsd

.:VMS:.: HardenedBSD is a derivative of FreeBSD, not a fork from OpenBSD

Oh

Bady: 1

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> How's cycle render firing up?

So jaypatelani about cycle render just i see blender comes without this by default so i'm going to install using ports and marking cycles flag

O.o blender cycles came with default

Wait

Just i saw an article saying nope

Hmm

freebsd installs blender without cycles - Blender Stack Exchange https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/47688/freebsd-installs-blender-without-cycles

Got it..

Also fetch bin from their website it should work

i'll try it

But compiling is better

I'll use ports

Cd /usr/ports/graphics/blender

Make install

If i can't i'll try using git

?

Btw