[26 Nov 00:48] hi [26 Nov 01:35] morning [26 Nov 01:59] --> arnoldore (~arnoldore@113.210.58.210) joined the channel [26 Nov 02:24] --> thomasm_ (~sinnlos@dynamic-093-133-061-121.93.133.pool.telefonica.de) joined the channel [26 Nov 02:47] --> msingle (~quassel@pool-68-131-89-115.nrflva.fios.verizon.net) joined the channel [26 Nov 03:17] --> Nahra (~Nahra@static.161.95.99.88.clients.your-server.de) joined the channel [26 Nov 04:09] --> sephe_ (~sephe@180.174.57.146) joined the channel [26 Nov 04:10] moin [26 Nov 04:15] yo sephe_ [26 Nov 04:15] is it possible to test the whole memory without rebooting into memtest86[+]? [26 Nov 04:16] not possible [26 Nov 04:16] ok. so only the memory not reserved by the kernel ? [26 Nov 04:27] difficult/impossibler to map all of memory that is not reserved by the kernel [26 Nov 04:32] you can read from all of it, but it's not that much of a tst [26 Nov 04:33] --> msingle (~quassel@pool-68-131-89-115.nrflva.fios.verizon.net) joined the channel [26 Nov 05:44] yo [26 Nov 05:44] evening [26 Nov 05:49] --> msingle (~quassel@pool-68-131-89-115.nrflva.fios.verizon.net) joined the channel [26 Nov 06:12] <-- metaqwe (~bozo@static-173-59-39-113.phlapa.ftas.verizon.net) left the channel [26 Nov 06:22] --> thomasm_ (~sinnlos@dynamic-093-133-036-113.93.133.pool.telefonica.de) joined the channel [26 Nov 07:10] --> bradh (~bharvell@do-sfo2-1.bitnode.org) joined the channel [26 Nov 07:28] --> karrick__ (sid414123@highgate.irccloud.com) joined the channel [26 Nov 07:52] *** You disconnected [26 Nov 08:00] morning [26 Nov 08:12] *** You connected [26 Nov 08:19] good morning All [26 Nov 08:27] --> kerma (~kerma@dsl-tkubng11-54f8bc-2.dhcp.inet.fi) joined the channel [26 Nov 08:33] moin [26 Nov 08:45] --> karrick__ (sid414123@highgate.irccloud.com) joined the channel [26 Nov 08:57] --> podge (~podge@assam.awk.is) joined the channel [26 Nov 10:02] --> dflybot (~jsb@leaf.dragonflybsd.org) joined the channel [26 Nov 10:36] --> kerma (~kerma@dsl-tkubng11-54f8bc-2.dhcp.inet.fi) joined the channel [26 Nov 11:18] --> karrick__ (sid414123@highgate.irccloud.com) joined the channel [26 Nov 11:25] --> xiwang (xiwang@guava.ircnow.org) joined the channel [26 Nov 12:55] --> matsuri (~irc@141.37.135.37.dynamic.jazztel.es) joined the channel [26 Nov 14:20] --> msingle (~quassel@pool-68-131-89-115.nrflva.fios.verizon.net) joined the channel [26 Nov 15:03] --> zach (~zach@dev07.raasta.org) joined the channel [26 Nov 15:09] --> arnoldore (~arnoldore@113.210.49.29) joined the channel [26 Nov 15:12] yoj [26 Nov 15:16] --> metaqwe (~bozo@static-173-59-39-113.phlapa.ftas.verizon.net) joined the channel [26 Nov 15:20] --> yuki (~Yuki@mail.xglobe.in) joined the channel [26 Nov 15:20] --> ogmious (~colin@stalkr.net) joined the channel [26 Nov 15:20] --> john883 (~john883@mail.xglobe.in) joined the channel [26 Nov 15:23] --> cschutijs (~irc@mail.schutijser.com) joined the channel [26 Nov 15:24] *** You disconnected [26 Nov 15:27] --> matthias (~matthias@gamma.xosc.org) joined the channel [26 Nov 15:54] *** You connected [26 Nov 16:52] Evening! [26 Nov 16:53] I wonder what kind of ASM netbsd uses, I was clearly unfamiliar with it. [26 Nov 17:03] [gitweb-dfbsd] - udp: Port FreeBSD's IPPROTO_IP/IP_SENDSRCADDR. - https://gitweb.dragonflybsd.org/dragonfly.git/commitdiff/14886acaff63ab197e5b032b5d10b027fc881d5f - Sepherosa Ziehau [26 Nov 17:05] How relevant is this article to dflyBSD: https://download.freebsd.org/ftp/doc/en/articles/vm-design/article.pdf -- this was written by Dillon for Freebsd on its VM. [26 Nov 17:05] ? [26 Nov 17:10] sephe: cool :) [26 Nov 17:20] tuxillo: hey budd' [26 Nov 17:21] hiyo [26 Nov 18:16] man, what a pita to modify argv [26 Nov 18:16] or even insert an element at a position [26 Nov 18:17] just use puts() ^_^ [26 Nov 18:17] no, i need the actual argv [26 Nov 18:18] btw https://gamehistory.org/monkeyisland/ [26 Nov 18:18] :) [26 Nov 18:23] --> littledr1 (~nobody@95.174.67.172) joined the channel [26 Nov 18:33] --> Bridgeman (~damien@14.13.10.93.rev.sfr.net) joined the channel [26 Nov 18:38] --> msingle (~quassel@pool-68-131-89-115.nrflva.fios.verizon.net) joined the channel [26 Nov 18:42] I have a question, while reading a papper on UVM, I see the author had pointed out many drawbacks on FreeBsds' VM implementation, I wonder did we eliminate those problems while implementing VM system for Dflybsd, IIRC, once Dillon the freebsd vs dfly bsd VM systems are different. [26 Nov 18:44] *once Dillon said. [26 Nov 18:47] Insofar as I know there is only one significant drawback to the freebsd/dfly model, which is that complex fork() sequences can create 'dead areas' in VM objects that are no longer referenced by any process [26 Nov 18:47] maybe share the link to the uvm paper? [26 Nov 18:48] dillon: do you know if there is another way of inserting an element to the argv array other than creating a copy and inserting it at the right place? [26 Nov 18:50] you have to create a copy [26 Nov 18:50] meh [26 Nov 18:50] i'm too used to higher level languages now hehe [26 Nov 18:50] in C you have to alloc the memory, deal with a double pointer, be careful with null terminations, etc [26 Nov 18:53] dillon: yea, and swap-memory-leak is what the term and also, the author pointed out object-chaining make FreeBsd VM low on performance, so, UVM made things like pageloanout, anonymous memory to improve the performance of UVM sub-system. [26 Nov 18:53] *makes [26 Nov 18:54] I don't really consider the VM system to have low performance. The object chaining affects a minority of pages for the most part [26 Nov 18:56] in which way dflybsd's VM differes from FreeBsd, I think, the difference has to do with the multi-processor, where each processor has it own local memory-bank and dfly's VM system are capable of understanding this arrangements? [26 Nov 18:56] dillon: [26 Nov 19:09] The Cranor paper is old, it's a safe assumption to consider his remarks outdated :) [26 Nov 19:14] Hmmm, like you said, I can't find its recent version. [26 Nov 19:28] sephe: what do you think about adding support for IP_RECVTOS 68 in , is it doable? [26 Nov 19:43] there are no recent version, the paper was published as part of the thesis work when uvm went public. [26 Nov 19:43] that's all there is about it [26 Nov 19:43] Since then it evolved a bit on obsd and a lot on nbsd [26 Nov 20:13] [digest-dfbsd] - BSD Now 378: Networknomicon - https://www.dragonflydigest.com/2020/11/26/25184.html - Justin Sherrill [26 Nov 20:28] Question: When booting using UEFI, what could be the block of code that runs afte DflyBSD had been chosen from boot0 / boot-manager, should it be ./efi/loader/arch/x86_64/start.S? [26 Nov 20:43] I think that's the case. [26 Nov 20:44] Happy Thanksving for those who celebrate ! [26 Nov 20:45] *Thanksgiving [26 Nov 22:12] <-- Bridgeman (~damien@14.13.10.93.rev.sfr.net) left the channel [26 Nov 22:57] --> ferz (~ferz@93-39-143-229.ip76.fastwebnet.it) joined the channel [26 Nov 22:58] --> ftigeot_ (~ftigeot@ivry12.wolfpond.org) joined the channel [26 Nov 23:01] --> distrust (~distrust@limbo.b1t.name) joined the channel [26 Nov 23:02] --> th_ (~harkonen@zyx.yxz.xyz) joined the channel [26 Nov 23:13] --> ogmious (~colin@stalkr.net) joined the channel [26 Nov 23:13] --> john883 (~john883@mail.xglobe.in) joined the channel [26 Nov 23:13] --> yuki (~Yuki@mail.xglobe.in) joined the channel [26 Nov 23:14] --> cschutijs (~irc@mail.schutijser.com) joined the channel [26 Nov 23:22] --> matthias (~matthias@gamma.xosc.org) joined the channel [26 Nov 23:56] hm [26 Nov 23:56] [gitweb-dfbsd] - dfregress: Add 'interpreter' option - https://gitweb.dragonflybsd.org/dragonfly.git/commitdiff/0d575305999842dc2a129c71e822ce56833ec74d - Antonio Huete Jimenez [26 Nov 23:57] dillon: that's what i needed the argv copy for [27 Nov 00:41] --> arnoldore (~arnoldore@113.210.49.29) joined the channel [27 Nov 01:37] <-- metaqwe (~bozo@static-173-59-39-113.phlapa.ftas.verizon.net) left the channel [27 Nov 01:56] morning [27 Nov 01:56] --- aly (~aly@45.77.201.74) changed mode: +o ftigeot_ [27 Nov 01:56] --- aly (~aly@45.77.201.74) changed mode: +o JustinS [27 Nov 01:56] --- aly (~aly@45.77.201.74) changed mode: +o Rolinh_ [27 Nov 02:14] --> msingle (~quassel@pool-68-131-89-115.nrflva.fios.verizon.net) joined the channel [27 Nov 03:12] 1;0c/away [27 Nov 03:13] yo [27 Nov 03:14] zrj: yeah, feel free to change the bce 2.5G baudrate thing. i am oncall today; probably will not have time to handle it till next monday [27 Nov 03:16] zrj: if you are in no hurry, i can check the TOS thing next monday too [27 Nov 03:17] need to re-think about sending on multicast bound socket ... [27 Nov 03:17] probably we can use the newly added function to do the verification of the auto selected laddr [27 Nov 05:09] --> delphij (~delphij@c-24-6-173-228.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) joined the channel [27 Nov 06:04] --> thomasm (~sinnlos@dynamic-078-049-146-003.78.49.pool.telefonica.de) joined the channel [27 Nov 06:26] morning [27 Nov 06:26] sephe: thx [27 Nov 06:27] there are missing struct group_source_req and struct group_req, but haven't checked what those are for [27 Nov 06:44] zrj: what's the 'struct group_req' ? [27 Nov 06:45] we don't have group multicast support i think [27 Nov 06:51] sigh, need to start win vbox to use vpn :( [27 Nov 07:59] *** You disconnected [27 Nov 07:59] *** You connected [27 Nov 08:13] *** You disconnected [27 Nov 08:16] *** You connected [27 Nov 09:25] moin [27 Nov 09:28] *** You disconnected [27 Nov 09:47] moin [27 Nov 09:58] moin [27 Nov 09:58] *** You connected [27 Nov 09:58] --> peeterm (~peeterm@kronos.fi.tartu.ee) joined the channel [27 Nov 10:03] --> dflybot (~jsb@leaf.dragonflybsd.org) joined the channel [27 Nov 10:06] hehehe https://slashdot.org/story/378786 [27 Nov 10:08] morning [27 Nov 10:15] wow slashdot is still a thing?! [27 Nov 10:15] true [27 Nov 10:15] apparently miners have bought the latest nvidia ampere for millions [27 Nov 10:15] :) [27 Nov 10:15] killing the planet one byte at a time [27 Nov 10:16] the miners yeah [27 Nov 10:16] yeah [27 Nov 10:16] That's like the number one grief I have against bitcoin [27 Nov 10:16] Consuming that much energy for such a stupid thing, when we do know that we are running straight in the wall ... plain dumb [27 Nov 10:17] although, tsmc aiming at 3nm. crazy [27 Nov 10:17] yeah [27 Nov 10:18] i'm wondering where's the hard wall for those nm-s [27 Nov 10:18] --- zrj (~xyz@88.216.193.52) changed mode: +o peeterm [27 Nov 10:19] where it becomes infeasible to go for smaller nm-s [27 Nov 10:19] thx zrj [27 Nov 10:23] Quite frankly I don't understand the appeal of bitcoin more than a speculative tool. [27 Nov 10:23] Its one natural disaster power outage away from ruin and people keep their savings in this? [27 Nov 10:24] what do you mean? [27 Nov 10:25] and in the case of a such natural disaster, bitcoin will be the least of our worries [27 Nov 10:29] Well. Imagine a Haiti type earthquake scenario. [27 Nov 10:29] If you have no electricty, you cannot buy anything. [27 Nov 10:30] Or maybe my understanding is poor. I hear about people having their life savings in bitcoin. [27 Nov 10:32] Or even more plausible, what happens when your government decides to ban it (as a number already have) or place a prohibitive tax on withdrawals? [27 Nov 10:33] that's more a case I'd say [27 Nov 10:37] savings in btc? [27 Nov 10:37] sounds safe [27 Nov 10:37] hahah [27 Nov 10:37] Surely people with no tech knowledge that just got amped up by the "gains" of btc [27 Nov 10:44] very risky indeed. not to mention that you have to convert to fiat afterwards [27 Nov 10:44] and the govs will seize their share on the earnings [27 Nov 10:44] because well [27 Nov 10:44] maybe for 500eur you don't have to explain anything. but for 20000 you surely have [27 Nov 10:45] reminds me of dutch tulip bubble [27 Nov 10:46] btc are fairly "stable" - multiple exchanges got hacked, money got stolen and it's still going [27 Nov 10:46] it's hard to find a disaster that would make people lose faith in btc after this [27 Nov 10:47] well, any time owning btc without disclosure could be criminalized [27 Nov 10:47] no internet / no power == no money [27 Nov 10:47] etc etc [27 Nov 10:49] that's assuming there will be no internet anywhere [27 Nov 10:49] you can keep your wallet physically with you [27 Nov 10:49] Naabed-: how's it different from traditional banks? [27 Nov 10:49] yeah exactly [27 Nov 10:49] anyway, btc can't be stopped [27 Nov 10:50] hahahahah :D [27 Nov 10:50] pikrzyszt: wrt trading scams, that happens with fiat all the time, yet we use fiat [27 Nov 10:50] by bank you mean my pillow? [27 Nov 10:50] :D [27 Nov 10:50] if btc could be stopped, it would have been stopped by now by the US [27 Nov 10:50] we all know the mining rigs in china own > 50% of the global btc [27 Nov 10:51] but as I said, I don't really give a fuck if people lose their money stupidly, but killing the planet at the same time? That's a no no [27 Nov 10:51] killing the planet? [27 Nov 10:52] here's a funny story one about a major british bank: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TSB_Bank_(United_Kingdom)#Migration_to_the_Sabadell_Proteo_banking_platform [27 Nov 10:53] I don't remember the exact figure, also it's hard to come up with definitive numbers but BTC mining accounts for 0.5% of worldwide electricty use [27 Nov 10:54] i don't think 0.5% increase in the global ww power usage is going to kill the planet [27 Nov 10:54] only an asteroid will kill the planet [27 Nov 10:54] if big enough [27 Nov 10:55] otherwise only the biosphere will suffer, and there have been a shitload of biospheres in the past now extinct [27 Nov 10:55] they say > 99% all the species ever existed are now gone [27 Nov 10:56] that's not to say that we should not take care of ours [27 Nov 10:56] well, AGW is a thing, we are as a collective killing the planet (in the figurative sense) and 0.5 for something that futile is just stupid [27 Nov 10:57] we don't know how it will end, what it will achieve, to early to measure the impact vs benefit [27 Nov 10:58] benefit of btc ? [27 Nov 10:58] yes [27 Nov 10:59] bitcoin was the precursor of other blockchain technologies [27 Nov 10:59] well, benefit would be reduced if our planet becomes uninhabitable :D [27 Nov 11:00] (that word sounds so weird to me as inhabitable is the literal translation of it in my language) [27 Nov 11:00] saying that blockchain technologies would cause extinction is a bit of an exageration [27 Nov 11:01] I'm not saying that [27 Nov 11:02] I'm saying that they participate in it and are an "easy" target to stop [27 Nov 11:02] you say that we don't know their benefit yet [27 Nov 11:02] I'm arguing that if we don't do everything in our poweer to stop AGW we won't enjoy those benefits anyway :D [27 Nov 11:02] but I'm not saying that killing btc will allow us to save the planet, that'd be dumb [27 Nov 11:08] btc is not the problem, tragedy of the commons is the issue [27 Nov 11:08] rich countries are fine to transition to more sustainable tech, while poorer won't give up their growth [27 Nov 11:09] we could cooperate: uk is phasing out gas boilers while poland is phasing out coal boilers for gas... [27 Nov 11:10] (again I'm not saying it's the problem) [27 Nov 11:10] yeah, third world countries developing will be a major problem [27 Nov 11:10] that and human stupidity :D [27 Nov 11:14] pikrzyszt: poorer countries shouldn't because rich countries already did it [27 Nov 11:15] one thing to keep in mind: humans are part of nature [27 Nov 11:15] let's not pretend anything we do is not part of the nature's process [27 Nov 11:16] well and you dragged the conversation in the philosophical realm :D [27 Nov 11:17] not really, it's important to understand we're part of nature. [27 Nov 11:21] tuxillo: why? [27 Nov 11:22] why what [27 Nov 11:23] why is it important to understand we're part of nature (in the context of this discussion)? [27 Nov 11:24] because we're not an external entity that is destroying the planet as many try to pretend [27 Nov 11:25] yeah and that's why it's philosophical. Cause even if we are part of it (and we are) we are still destroying it like no other species :) [27 Nov 11:25] re: human stupidity, we're destroying the planet, etc. those kind of arguments [27 Nov 11:26] like no other species had the opportunity to do but other species in their own habitats produce resource starvation by, for example, overpopulation [27 Nov 11:28] see that's why I call it a philosophical argument and I don't really like it [27 Nov 11:28] let's say you are right [27 Nov 11:28] so then what? [27 Nov 11:28] nihilism ? [27 Nov 11:29] "we are part of it, that's what it is just keep on going like that" [27 Nov 11:29] personnaly I don't have kids so.... no biggies :) [27 Nov 11:29] this kind of arguments could have been interesting in the seventies (random number here) but now the issue is just too clause to play "who what when" [27 Nov 11:30] no, then we try to fix it, like anything else no? [27 Nov 11:30] so you come to the same conclusion as me? [27 Nov 11:30] you just wasted time pondering our implication in the big scheme of things :D [27 Nov 11:30] no, your conclusion is to shutdown btc [27 Nov 11:30] :P [27 Nov 11:30] hahhaha [27 Nov 11:30] got me [27 Nov 11:30] :p [27 Nov 11:31] there is no denying that we can do better [27 Nov 11:31] but that's not to say we have to give up many things we have now [27 Nov 11:31] The trend has already started [27 Nov 11:31] Several countries are piloting digital currencies [27 Nov 11:31] what i don't like is religious zealots with the climate change [27 Nov 11:31] UK, China etc. [27 Nov 11:32] Even the EU central bank has stated its interest in this [27 Nov 11:32] sure, the trend has changed yet you go to the mountain and can find plastic bags and soda cans everywhere. the trend to not pollute the enviroment started 20 years ago... [27 Nov 11:33] i personally can't stand people throwing garbage all around [27 Nov 11:33] tuxillo: I hate realigious zealots w/e their religion is soo :D [27 Nov 11:33] right [27 Nov 11:34] but your "give up things we have now" angle, now that's interesting and debatble [27 Nov 11:35] oh and littering ? yeah that should be death penalty level [27 Nov 11:36] that's an statement a zealot would make :) [27 Nov 11:37] only a sith deals in absolutes [27 Nov 11:37] yeah sadly I'm not exempt of flaws [27 Nov 11:37] sith? is that some starwars shit? [27 Nov 11:37] and I have my pet peeves [27 Nov 11:37] tuxillo: yeah, sith are the bad people from sw [27 Nov 11:38] especially in the mountains. It used to be a safe haven [27 Nov 11:38] sorry, i'm not too familiar with starwars, i think i watched the old ones (after many tries) [27 Nov 11:39] well i know the main characters etc, harrison ford, the hairy thing, the robots :P [27 Nov 11:40] i'm not a zealot, no need to excuse yourself [27 Nov 11:41] lol [27 Nov 11:41] that's death penalty level, not knowing what a sith is [27 Nov 11:41] :E [27 Nov 11:41] oh but I knew ! [27 Nov 11:41] :O [27 Nov 11:41] it was some starwars thing [27 Nov 11:41] your head is fine [27 Nov 11:41] :D [27 Nov 11:42] [gitweb-dfbsd] - dfregress: Fix mistake in the previous commit - https://gitweb.dragonflybsd.org/dragonfly.git/commitdiff/29e6131ee7d078c6d3b00e5133d7b2cfd87a9f40 - Antonio Huete Jimenez [27 Nov 11:58] --> ThinkT510 (~auronanda@82.18.82.75) joined the channel [27 Nov 12:18] [gitweb-dfbsd] - dfregress: Add 'rc' option - https://gitweb.dragonflybsd.org/dragonfly.git/commitdiff/039caa2712bab592ce22f44947164503333880a1 - Antonio Huete Jimenez || sh(1) tests: dfregress support - https://gitweb.dragonflybsd.org/dragonfly.git/commitdiff/f96738720d34da76452c0c51f5dab1470d0d2a8d - Antonio Huete Jimenez [27 Nov 12:47] * aly is forced to install macOS in virtualbox to use a stupid vpn [27 Nov 13:00] i have to work with windows on a laptop, but i connect to it from dfly :P [27 Nov 13:09] * zrj have to do certain stuff on gov issued redhat laptop with a smartcard [27 Nov 13:44] --> msingle (~quassel@pool-68-131-89-115.nrflva.fios.verizon.net) joined the channel [27 Nov 13:50] --> metaqwe (~bozo@static-173-59-39-113.phlapa.ftas.verizon.net) joined the channel [27 Nov 14:22] *** You disconnected [27 Nov 14:58] --> delphij (~delphij@c-24-6-173-228.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) joined the channel [27 Nov 14:58] --> awordnot (~awordnot@c-71-194-7-27.hsd1.il.comcast.net) joined the channel [27 Nov 14:59] --> zach_ (~zach@dev07.raasta.org) joined the channel [27 Nov 14:59] --> littledr4 (~nobody@95.174.67.172) joined the channel [27 Nov 14:59] --> cp-- (~cp@b157153.ppp.asahi-net.or.jp) joined the channel [27 Nov 15:00] --> JustinS_ (~justin@104.244.193.6) joined the channel [27 Nov 15:36] *** You connected [27 Nov 16:59] zrj: govt laptop with a smartcard? [27 Nov 17:00] how does that work? is the smartcard carrying parts of your environment or is it auth only? 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