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(Quote) Ok... while it seemed to work with NetBSD 10.0 for me, it actually left the old journal unconnected on the filesystem, so that's not too good. You might want to do a fsck_ffs -f /dev/dk2 in single user mode now.
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@Not_Oles those kernel messages don't look like they should be expected (maybe that's a change with NetBSD HEAD?) BTW, Not resizing $rootmp: logging unsupported should be the message you are seeing (and the tunefs, re-mount was supposed to disable …
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(Quote) And now that I have figured out the exact commands of how to do it, I could probably even integrate that into the resize_root script.
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(Quote) This should work: * reboot into single user mode * tunefs -l 0 /dev/dk2 * mount -ruo reload /dev/dk2 / * reboot (this should then resize the filesystem, and trigger another reboot) in between these commands you can check with dumpfs -s / t…
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(Quote) So the main issue is that resize_ffs doesn't really handle the filesystem log, so resizing such a filesystem is disabled in my boot scripts. In some cases you could run into data corruption (although that would be with an out-of-filesystem l…
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(Quote) Thanks, I'll try to mainly work on it from around 16:00 UTC on Saturday to 23:00 UTC (but will hopefully be a lot shorter).
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(Quote) well... (Quote) sounds a bit like there will always be some reason to kick users out. What if I feel offended by your repeated questions about CPU usage policies?
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(Quote) Such a shame.
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(Quote) Aehh, what does that mean then?
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(Quote) that's a lot but what is VSwap anyway? we are talking about KVM, aren't we?
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Absolutely fine for me to reboot now @Hosteroid
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(Quote) I am actually quite curious to try IPMI, but will likely wait for the weekend (or at least not today), so I have enough time to fix it again in case I completely mess it up. I think the plan is still to first just try and shrink the ext4 fi…
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@Not_Oles what would you think about using btrfs or xfs for /home partition (or another partition)? As Haiku says in their dev documentation there are reasons not to use ext4: (Quote) Maybe this could be a good opportunity to learn something new a…
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Installed a few more dev packages: sudo apt-get install nasm texinfo gawk unzip zip libzstd-dev xorriso gcc-multilib ohh... and jed (can't have a machine without jed) sudo apt-get install jed
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Thanks so much. Just did some basic setup tasks to add a user account and generate a few more locales, i.e. adduser cmeerwadduser cmeerw sudodpkg-reconfigure locales and selected these additional locales: de_AT.UTF-8 UTF-8de_DE.UTF-8 UTF-8en_GB.…
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Seems pretty quiet around here... so maybe there is a chance for me to get an account on this fine server? While I do currently have sufficient VPS capacity for most stuff, I don't really like to run long compile jobs on one of these VPSes - and as…
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BTW, a coworker was just wondering whether big endian ARM was just a hypothetical architecture or something real. Well, it's properly supported by NetBSD 10.0 and works out of the box on a Raspberry Pi 3; it's even mentioned in the release notes: (…
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(Quote) I have updated my NetBSD images to now use such an additional host route for the gateway instead of widening the subnet mask: NetBSD 10.0 and NetBSD 9.4 @linveo could you update the templates when you get some time (and I believe to NetBSD…
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BTW, is there any IPv6 support?
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(Quote) Very generous of you to sponsor the prize :p
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(Quote) Great, what did I actually win? =)
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3 - BRUSSELS
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(Quote) Oh, thought we have multi-core systems, so this could be done in parallel... Anyway, then I go for 3 - E
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(Quote) @Dewlance ?
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(Quote) I would usually use the boot.iso from https://cdn.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-10.0/amd64/installation/cdrom/ (checksum is in SHA256 in the same directory) as it's smaller and would then download the installation packages from the Internet (…
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(Quote) Nowadays that doesn't really mean much any more. Chances are that Outlook will block you, and as I found out, mxroute has adopted a similar preemptive blocking approach now (surprisingly, I am not seeing much outright blocking fro Google).
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Just noticed that a VPS I bought on Friday to replace my InceptionHosting VPSes also has this weird CPU configuration that makes NetBSD crash (interestingly, it's based on Virtualizor)
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(Quote) No. (Quote) ACPI is sufficient for that, and clicking the "Stop" button on the panel does actually do a clean shutdown.
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(Quote) The average customer won't know what your agreement with PayPal (or any payment processor says), so it will be a surprise to them. The other thing to keep in mind is that these refunds could also be covered by distance selling regulations i…
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(Quote) Is that like a hosting plan, except that it is hosed?
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(Quote) I don't think "simply won the chess game" is entirely accurate
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(Quote) NetBSD's gcc should actually be able to compile the Linux kernel itself, but the build scripts will probably expect a GNU userland instead of the NetBSD tools. Compiling a kernel doesn't need that much disk space or RAM (I am compiling the …
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(Quote) If you are only debugging NDP, wouldn't tcpdump be entirely adequate for that? If you have to transfer files between machines you'll likely get confused as you don't see what's happening in real time.
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And on NetBSD the command to add that out-of-subnet host route would be: route add -inet6 -net 2607:5300:1234:12ff:ff:ff:ff:ff/128 -connected -link -iface vioif0 EDIT: also need -connected