The FreeBSD Forums

What's your favorite genre of music? Me>> Rock: Classic, Hard, Metal (Heavy, Thrash, Death [Brutal Tech., Melodic]) Jazz: Bebop (Hard Bop), Cool (Modal), Big Band (Swing), Latin (Afro-Rican/Cuban/Brazilian), Avant Garde, Third Stream R&B: Oldies, Soul, Funk Electronic: Liquid D&B, VGM, Downtempo Some hip-hop, pop, blues

Hello everyone, I have a couple of small Windows tablets based on Intel Atom processors, and I am interested in installing FreeBSD on them. Before attempting the installation, I would like to find out how well FreeBSD currently supports the hardware in these devices. The two platforms I am particularly interested in are: Intel Atom Z3735 – tablet with 1 GB RAM Intel Atom Z8300 (Cherry Trail) – tablet with 2 GB RAM I would especially like to know about the following hardware components: GPU / graphics acceleration – Intel HD Graphics support, including DRM/KMS, hardware acceleration and usable desktop performance Audio – Intel SST / I2S audio and codecs such as Realtek/ES8316/ES8336 Wi-Fi – support for the wireless chipsets commonly found in these tablets Bluetooth Touchscreen and multitouch Accelerometer / orientation sensor eMMC storage SD card reader USB Display and brightness control Battery status and charging Power management / suspend Volume and hardware buttons UEFI/EFI boot support, especially on tablets with 32-bit UEFI firmware Any other Cherry Trail/Bay Trail-specific hardware that may require special configuration or patches My main concern is whether these tablets can provide a reasonably complete FreeBSD experience, rather than simply being able to boot FreeBSD. For example, if the GPU works only with basic framebuffer output and has no proper acceleration, or if Wi-Fi/audio/touchscreen require unsupported drivers, that would be important for me to know before i

Hello everyone, I have a couple of small Windows tablets based on Intel Atom processors, and I am interested in installing FreeBSD on them. Before attempting the installation, I would like to find out how well FreeBSD currently supports the hardware in these devices. The two platforms I am particularly interested in are: Intel Atom Z3735 – tablet with 1 GB RAM Intel Atom Z8300 (Cherry Trail) – tablet with 2 GB RAM I would especially like to know about the following hardware components: GPU / graphics acceleration – Intel HD Graphics support, including DRM/KMS, hardware acceleration and usable desktop performance Audio – Intel SST / I2S audio and codecs such as Realtek/ES8316/ES8336 Wi-Fi – support for the wireless chipsets commonly found in these tablets Bluetooth Touchscreen and multitouch Accelerometer / orientation sensor eMMC storage SD card reader USB Display and brightness control Battery status and charging Power management / suspend Volume and hardware buttons UEFI/EFI boot support, especially on tablets with 32-bit UEFI firmware Any other Cherry Trail/Bay Trail-specific hardware that may require special configuration or patches My main concern is whether these tablets can provide a reasonably complete FreeBSD experience, rather than simply being able to boot FreeBSD. For example, if the GPU works only with basic framebuffer output and has no proper acceleration, or if Wi-Fi/audio/touchscreen require unsupported drivers, that would be important for me to know before i

Has anyone ever tried converting a PDF to CSV? The PDF has a list of my bank transactions. I'm trying to import my transactions into a spreadsheet. I have downloaded a CSV file, but I get far too many columns which are difficult to identify. The PDF provides more info on each transaction and if I could produce a CSV out of it, it would be much more useful. GROK recommends pip install pdfplumber pandas Anyone familiar with these programs?

hi all. i have used command kldstat show all load mode , but i don't know what is the function about each mode .. can you show me something ? which autoload linux.ko and linux_common.ko ? please see the picture . what command can show relations about each mode ? thanks. View attachment 27149

hi all. i have used command kldstat show all load mode , but i don't know what is the function about each mode .. can you show me something ? which autoload linux.ko and linux_common.ko ? please see the picture . what command can show relations about each mode ? thanks. View attachment 27149

I am following: Immich Stack on FreeBSD: Native Photo Management using Podman & Jails - daemonless Deploy the complete Immich photo management stack on FreeBSD natively using Podman and Daemonless. Self-hosted Google Photos alternative with facial recognition and machine learning. daemonless.io I had immich running on podman and want to migrate it to a native appjail for perhaps marginally better performance and integration with FreeBSD. That said, I had to deviate from the configuration because it for whatever reason isn't working and still isn't working for me: .env: Code: UPLOAD_LOCATION=/media/immich/app-jail/app_data DB_DATA_LOCATION=/media/immich/app-jail/postgres CACHE_LOCATION=/media/immich/app-jail/cache REDIS_DATA_LOCATION=/media/immich/app-jail/redis TZ=Etc/UTC DB_USERNAME=postgres DB_PASSWORD=postgres DB_DATABASE_NAME=immich DIRECTOR_PROJECT=immich Makejail: Code: OPTION container=boot args:--pull OPTION overwrite=force appjail-director.yml: Code: options: - alias: - ip4_inherit: services: immich-server: name: immich_server priority: 100 options: - from: ghcr.io/daemonless/immich-server:latest volumes: - immich-data: /data oci: environment: - DB_HOSTNAME: 127.0.0.1 - DB_USERNAME: ${DB_USERNAME} - DB_PASSWORD: ${DB_PASSWORD} - REDIS_HOSTNAME: 127.0.0.1 - IMMICH_MACHINE_LEARNING_URL: [URL]http://127.0.0.1:3003[/URL] - TZ: ${TZ} immich-machine-learning: name: immich_machine_learning options: - from: ghcr.io/daemonless/immich-ml:latest oci: environment: - HF_HOME: /ca

I would dearly like to see Audiobookshelf ported to FreeBSD. Then you can toy with an audiobook server on FreeBSD. It's one of the things I would like to do with a ZFS mirror-0 raid setup.

I would dearly like to see Audiobookshelf ported to FreeBSD. Then you can toy with an audiobook server on FreeBSD. It's one of the things I would like to do with a ZFS mirror-0 raid setup.

I have somehow locked a Libre Office spreadsheet and can't find what is locking it. Any suggestions? I'm supposed to run this: find /path/to/files -name '.~lock.*' but nothing has turned up so far. Can I start up Libre Office to ignore lock files?

I have somehow locked a Libre Office spreadsheet and can't find what is locking it. Any suggestions? I'm supposed to run this: find /path/to/files -name '.~lock.*' but nothing has turned up so far. Can I start up Libre Office to ignore lock files?

How do I configure NAT so that my jails can access the internet? My jail is nating using it's gateway address, but isn't translating that gateway to a routable address. I'm guessing it has something to do with the fact that my GUEST.em0 interface is inside the pubbridge bridge. The jail is sending traffic out it's default gateway, 10.0.0.1, but I must not be natting from that gateway to em0? Here's my setup: Code: LAPTOP (FreeBSD 15.0) -> GUEST (VirtualBox running FreeBSD 15.1 OS) -> Jail (FreeBSD 15.1) I have tcpdump capturing packets at LAPTOP.re0 and GUEST.em0. icmp tests show: FROM -> TO : icmp packets laptop -> 8.8.8.8 : yes guest -> laptop -> 8.8.8.8 : yes jail -> guest -> laptop -> 8.8.8.8 : yes // but the packets from the jail show an origination as the jail's gateway 10.0.0.1... that's an un-routable address...shouldn't NAT have re-written it? 8.8.8.8 -> laptop : yes 8.8.8.8 -> laptop -> guest : yes 8.8.8.8 -> laptop -> guest -> jail : no Here's some more info on my setup: LAPTOP FreeBSD system76 15.0-RELEASE-p12 FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE-p12 releng/15.0-n281099-7b527b9b97ba GENERIC amd64 LAPTOP: rc.conf Bash: hostname="foobar" ifconfig_re0="DHCP" ifconfig_re0_ipv6="inet6 accept_rtadv" sshd_enable="YES" ntpd_enable="YES" ntpd_sync_on_start="YES" powerd_enable="YES" moused_nondefault_enable="NO" vboxnet_enable="YES" dumpdev="AUTO" zfs_enable="YES" moused_port=/dev/psm0 moused_enable=YES ntpdate_enable="YES" ntpdate_flags="-u pool.ntp.org" nfs_client_enable=YES rpc_statd_en