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Another set of fixes were pulled into the 11 branch yesterday: NetBSD hlcs 11.0_RC3 NetBSD 11.0_RC3 (GENERIC) #0: Fri Apr 3 13:58:15 UTC 2026 [email protected]:/usr/src/sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC amd64
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(Quote) Maybe this one? https://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-users/2026/03/09/msg033988.html
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(Quote) But then you can use that config for decades. I am using fvwm3 with my fvwm2 config I put together 25 years ago.
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Does groff count as office software?
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/r/linux/: I traced $2 billion in nonprofit grants and 45 states of lobbying records to figure out who's behind the age verification bills. The answer involves a company that profits from your data writing laws that collect more of it. /r/linux/: I…
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(Quote) What's the best way to take a backup and restore from that backup? Currently, I think I'd have to boot into a recovery system and manually copy the disk (image) to a remote system. Then when restoring, I'd have to install something, boot int…
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(Quote) Something is not quite right yet. I have installed (twice now) from what shows as "NetBSD 11 RC2 Minimum", but that still gives me 11.0 RC1. I have double-checked that the RC2 image was downloaded from my server, and that that imag…
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Jails for NetBSD looks like a really interesting project - something I'll likely have a closer look at soon.
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NetBSD 11.0 RC2 has appeared, so there is now a NetBSD 11.0 RC2 image @linveo
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(Quote) Just to make sure I did a quick test with my VPS, and it's working as expected. I don't think it's the Intel issue at this point, as that would only affect the NetBSD boot after installation has finished.
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(Quote) Not sure where exactly it's stuck there, but it's likely something in VirtFusion still. Maybe you could have just retried?
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(Quote) Where does it say age verification?
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Instead of offers that are less than $15/year, I'd rather like to see excellent value for money offers (that are still low-endish), so maybe max. $30/year, but with minimum GB RAM and GB disk per $.
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(Quote) Thanks, worked absolutely fine.
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(Quote) I am afraid there are no updates here - probably no one else has seen that.
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In the other thread you say: (Quote) But, NetBSD is missing... Any chance/interest in adding that?
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(Quote) But no IPv6?
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(Quote) Wow, that `head -n 1 login` got me confused for a bit. Had never thought you could use it in that context.
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(Quote) I'd say that will only encourage providers to add a completely useless offer to their regular offers (instead of coming up with low-end offers). Say I want to sell a 4 GB RAM VPS for $20 / month and want to advertise it here - the only thing…
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Usenet :p
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@linveo I have now built an image for NetBSD 11.0 RC1
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And talking about NetBSD, we now have an RC1 for NetBSD 11
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ftp on NetBSD finally gets sane defaults, showing huge improvements in file transfer speeds: 322734471 bytes retrieved in 00:14 (21.49 MiB/s) vs. 322734471 bytes retrieved in 03:28 (1.47 MiB/s) see PR #59865 for all the details - basically, I was …
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(Quote) ps ax | fgrep tmux 1344 ? Is 0:00.04 tmux: server (/tmp/tmux-1000/mbtiles) (tmux) 1511 ? Ss 0:04.05 tmux: server (/tmp/tmux-1000/haiku) (tmux)10845 ? Is 0:02.20 tmux: server (/tmp/tmux-1000/clang) (tmux) that gives s…
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(Quote) Don't think that actually helps. Maybe I wasn't entirely clear about what I am worried about. Not so much worried about the resource consumption on my own server, but about the server being used in the attack to amplify the (spoofed) traffic…
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(Quote) The ICO is UK-based, so why would anyone outside the UK care about the ICO?
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(Quote) I don't agree with this statement. You only have additional hops if you use an outbound relay or the recipient uses an inbound filter. If you don't want an outbound relay reading your emails, don't use one. And the inbound filter is no diffe…
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(Quote) These IPv6 fixes have now been merged into the Haiku git repository, and are already included in the nightly builds.
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(Quote) Managed to implement some IPv6 fixes for Haiku (using this fine @Hosteroid server to compile Haiku on NetBSD), so it now gets a 10/10 score on test-ipv6.com: (Image)
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39C3: Escaping Containment: A Security Analysis of FreeBSD Jails (Quote)
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(Quote) There is actually a lot more space available, just don't want to add it to the file system if it's not going to be used (as shrinking a file system isn't really possible). That's what's currently assigned to LVM: Total PE 98…
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(Quote) That's done now, this is how is looks now (I haven't assigned all space to partitions): Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail %Cap Mounted on/dev/ld0a 16264494 1487962 13963308 10% /ker…
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(Quote) So now that LVM is working as expected on NetBSD 11, I am tempted to move more stuff onto LVM, but partitioning is a bit of a mess on the server right now. There is still the (now) old Linux installation occupying most the the LVM partition …
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(Quote) Managed to get a minimal Haiku image built that works. Now trying to get my changes merged into Haiku.
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(Quote) The fix for that PR has now been pulled into the NetBSD 11 branch
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Just been trying to build Haiku on NetBSD, and it's mostly working now (after making a few changes to the build)
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Would those be suitable for compiling (CPU intensive tasks over longer periods)?
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(Quote) normal ACPI should be sufficient to handle shutdowns (Quote) disk and RAM usage reporting (that's what Virtualizer seems to use it for) but I guess it can be used to run anything on your VPS (as root)
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(Quote) I noticed the same thing recently. This is really disgusting practice and needs to stop - it's none of the hoster's business what software I want installed on my VPS and how I want it configured! In my case, the hosting provider at least di…