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(Quote) Most excellent, great job! \o/
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(Quote) Excellent! I thanked my Co-pilot and got a response: (Quote) Going back to your original problem, I think it is a good habit to clean your env before doing any recompilation. You never know what type of clutter is left behind and potentiall…
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I gave this to Co-pilot and this is what it says. Here’s what’s happening in your NetBSD build: 🔎 What the error means • During installsets, the build system uses pax together with the METALOG spec file to copy files into the DESTDIR. • The sp…
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(Quote) Can you check what's under cd /usr/src/distrib/sets? I am not super familiar with NetBSD, but I don't believe that leading dot is there for no reason making it a relative directory to some other location than root (/). Can you check with fin…
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See the path has a dot in front so it is a relative path to your current path at /usr/src and not pointing to /, right? ./usr/include/elf.h
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I might be wrong, but I think it is complaining about elf.h being a file and not a sym link as it apparently is expecting. Since you have been having so much fun with NetBSD and building stuff, perhaps there are some old files that need to be cleane…
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After playing with this service for quite a while now with BSD installations, I have to give them two thumbs up. I really like their custom dashboard and pricing (so far) is excellent. Going forward if they can provide different locations and the up…
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@yoursunny you got this wrong, you need to buy more.
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Kind of happy now that I decided to cancel the 800GB VPS in Atlanta. Hopefully they get things back online though.
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After hearing all these experiences, I am considering myself very lucky that my BF2018 has gone through three different cities (in LA right now), many FreeBSD versions and hardly any downtime whatsoever. I should have gone to Vegas instead.
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(Quote) If GeoDNS is not able to provide you the closest mirror using downloads.freebsd.org, you can check them manually at https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/mirrors/. Generally I have had very adequate performance out of the mirrors, even …
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FreeBSD 15.0 is here and update to the @linveo instance was smooth as butter and everything working great! EDIT: Linveo instance was using pf firewall which didn't have any issues, but proceed cautiously if you have ipfw installed. After 15.0 kerne…
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(Quote) GhostBSD has a tool that allows you to manipulate mirror settings (https://github.com/ghostbsd/software-properties-station) You can check your current repo configuration like this: (Quote) Other possible mirrors can be fetched with this co…
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Their BF events were always nice especially back in the day, so it is a bit sad that the tradition has seemingly come to the end. Even though the level of service varies a lot, I was gladly paying the few dollars per year just for the entertaining f…
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(Quote) Muff said.
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(Quote) Great offers, but read the small print on the bottom of the page. The reduced pricing is available only for 12 months.
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(Quote) i've been with them since 2018, so I am not ready (yet) to completely abandon them. Uptime on some of their servers has been excellent and better than some of the more premium providers I have had, but of course YMMW here wildly.
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(Quote) My friend you cannot pass FreeBSD 15!
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FreeBSD 15 release is just around the corner! https://www.freebsd.org/releases/15.0R/relnotes/ My rocking @linveo instance is going to be the first one that'll receive this upgrade.
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Since Not_Oles is forever young and modern, I can act as old and boring :D My terminals are pretty much standard bash with just a few simple modifications in .bashrc: (Quote) When it comes colors, it has always been black background, white/silver f…
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Plot twist: Not_Oles is also Not_Tom, but Ken
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For teaching at MIT it has to be Camembert.
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I think three is enough for me, one from 2018, just for fun. Not ready to give them all up yet and I might be keeping a partial eye on vps.blackfriday :D Yes it has been a rollercoaster, but if you're getting decent resources for a price of two cups…
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Let me clarify this a bit further. As V in VROC indicates, it is essentially a virtual RAID implementation primarily targeted to NVMEs. It was designed to have a lot of throughput, low latency and minimal overhead, but not much qualify of life in mi…
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I played around with a server like this a few years back and I will echo the comments above. Intel's Virtual RAID is no good. Now with FreeBSD, RAIDZ2 and bhyve it is a whole different story :) What is your "Forever Clueless™ Administrator"…