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(Quote) Shouldn't really be an issue, except that it will take a bit longer - it's just copying the file contents. Although maybe just using cp would be better in this case (maybe even with --sparse=always, but be careful to not just copy the symli…
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(Quote) Just saying, as long as a process still has that file open, the file is still there, just not visible any more in the filesystem. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to relink the file into the filesystem again, but you could copy the conten…
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(Quote) That appears to be something that got broken in the NetBSD 11 branch. I have done some analysis and filed PR #59674 Thanks @Hosteroid for the nice server, allowing me to test NetBSD 11.0_BETA.
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Just thought I'd give LVM a try on NetBSD. Note that approximately half of the disk space is used by Debian (most of it on logical volumes - and there is a bit of free space on the volume). NetBSD can actually work with the logical volumes created …
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(Quote) Went for the Chuwi Corebook X 7430U, really seems like amazing value for money, and works absolutely fine under Linux (Ubuntu 25.04 with an updated kernel).
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(Quote) Been pretty busy the past week or so with other stuff - mainly replacing my 10 year old low-end laptop with a shiny new low-end laptop. With a 6.17.0 rc5 Linux kernel, even hibernate seems to work fine now. Other than that, the virtio drive…
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(Quote) I have filed https://gnats.netbsd.org/59618 for this issue, and it already got confirmed.
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I have installed qemu (with nvmm) to run a test NetBSD VM to see if I can reproduce the virtio issue I am seeing on the linveo VPS. I looks like it could be a memory ordering issue in the virtio communication between the guest and the host, as addi…
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(Quote) That's done now - resizing a NetBSD filesystem is always a it fiddly, as you first have to make sure to remove to filesystem journal, then resize the filesystem, and finally re-create the journal again (if you are using wapbl). $ df -kFiles…
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(Quote) I used to be on an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X 16-Core Processor on kvmtx11, but it seems I am now also on an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X 16-Core Processor (thanks @linveo). Just trying to figure out how reproducible (or common) the issue I am seeing is...
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@Not_Oles did your NetBSD VPS ever lock up (waiting for I/O that never completes)? I am seeing my NetBSD VPS occasionally lock up, and so far it looks like some issue with the virtio block device (either on the NetBSD side or the qemu side). With …
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(Quote) that's something I am planning to do soon.
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(Quote) Yes, lighttpd could be used to start the fastcgi program - but as you say that is limited to running the fastcgi program as the same user as lighttpd, which I try not to do (ideally, I should create a separate user for the fastcgi program - …
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(Quote) Yes, and that's what I am doing for lighttpd itself. The part I am not starting via /etc/rc.d is the FastCGI application - this one doesn't have any of the daemonize/setuid functionality built in, so just using a @reboot cron job is the eas…
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(Quote) There is no systemd on NetBSD.
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(Quote) Just did some work on this so it properly restarts on a server reboot. The LE certificate is now managed via acme-tiny in /var/lib/acme-tiny with a cron job in /etc/crontab (and update and restart scripts in /usr/local/bin/acme-tiny-update.…
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(Quote) Sure, but the set up will still need a few tweaks to automatically start up after a reboot, and the certificate renewal needs to be set up (usually using acme-tiny for that) (Quote) We could, we just need more disk space for the NetBSD part…
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(Quote) The initial wait is probably because it takes time to load the Javascript library loaded and started up (it's almost a MB of Javascript). (Quote) On OpenBSD I used their built-in httpd as the web server - one difference could be that httpd …
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(Quote) Here is the map of Europe (installed lighttpd as the web server with my FastCGI backend)
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(Quote) Yes, just need to set up the web server part for that on NetBSD.
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Tried that tilemaker job, and it ran fine, time -l showed: 7149.09 real 45172.03 user 776.01 sys 29768992 maximum resident set size 0 average shared memory size 0 average unshared data size 0 average unsh…
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(Quote) Good point, I have actually already adjusted a few settings (mostly based on https://wiki.netbsd.org/tutorials/tuning_netbsd_for_performance/) kern.sbmax=4194304net.inet.tcp.init_win=10net.inet.tcp.init_win_local=10net.inet.tcp.recvbuf_inc=…
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One thing I'd like to try is how NetBSD fares with tilemaker, but with most of the disk space already occupied by Debian and OpenBSD I'll need to get some more space for NetBSD. One option is to just mount the OpenBSD file system under NetBSD and us…
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(Quote) Finally managed to get NetBSD installed. Main issue was that the keyboard didn't work in the IPMI console - it looks like NetBSD found a PC keyboard device and tried to only use that for the console, but the console viewer used a USB keyboar…
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(Quote) I am going to briefly switch back to Debian to prepare for NetBSD.
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(Quote) Interesting, didn't think there was another way... source is probably here: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/discussions/2977#discussioncomment-13593599 Maybe I now have to figure out how to install UBlock Origin again.
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My Chromium 139 has now finally disabled any manifest V2 extensions.
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(Quote) I can try again in the next few days to see if I have more luck this time.
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(Quote) The only thing here is that I wasn't successful when I tried NetBSD on hlcs. But we can certainly try again.
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#NetBSD 11.0 has been branched, and the stabilization process now begins. Pre-release snapshots will be available for users to try soon(tm). This will be the first release with RISC-V, C23, and POSIX 2024 support.
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(Quote) I don't, I just ignore it myself - I am not sure there is a way other than using a script, shell function, or alias to do that. (Quote) Sure, go ahead whenever you have time.
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Comparing the disk speed tests: (Quote) with: (Quote) Is the VM disk I/O just going to the cache instead of directly to the real disk?
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(Quote) But is SkyLink really the problem here? I have a VPS with KTS24 (also hosted at SkyLink) and not seeing any network issues.
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(Quote) Good point - completely missed that! ;)
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(Quote) Maybe you need to do a make first before you do the make install?
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(Quote) Although, not sure if that actually helped. I guess we'd need to get the new stdio.h installed into /usr/include, but that didn't do that yet. Maybe also run make includes in /usr/src/include?
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(Quote) I guess make includes needs to be run in /usr/src/lib (not just /usr/src/lib/libc), maybe even as root as it tries to install the headers as well: $ make includes===> csu===> libagentxcmp -s agentx.h /usr/include/agentx.h || install -…
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(Quote) Looks good to me.
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(Quote) This might be relevant: https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20250717103345 (Quote)