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- irc.freenode.net#netbsd
- 2016-Jan-27 to 2016-Jan-28 (partial snapshot of discourse)
- http://www.lumbercartel.ca/
- [19:28] == LumberCartel [60352f2a@gateway/web/freenode/ip.96.53.47.42] has joined #netbsd
- [19:29] <LumberCartel> I'm using ddrescue to recover some data, and it's dealing with bad sectors just fine. No problems at all (although the first time around the system rebooted unexpectedly, but now seems fine).
- [19:29] <LumberCartel> My question is more about the development side of this product.
- [19:30] <LumberCartel> When using the -v command-line option, the output updates the previous three lines of text, and not just the current line.
- [19:30] <LumberCartel> How does this work? Is it using ANSI output, or using some other method that's cross-platform?
- [19:30] <LumberCartel> Thanks in advance.
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- [21:25] <pallu> hello
- [21:26] <pallu> all
- [21:27] <pallu> so im tring to install a network card
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- [21:42] <cfkoch> LumberCartel: likely it's doing something like printf("\b\b\b\b\b\b")
- [21:42] <cfkoch> LumberCartel: "\b\b\b\"
- [21:43] <cfkoch> ...should be able to "erase" newlines, too
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- [00:03] <milosn> jeezy
- [00:03] <milosn> friend, pal, roman
- [00:03] <milosn> where art thou?
- [00:03] <milosn> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UePtoxDhJSw
- [00:06] <rsmarples> venture37: ok, so your RA didn't contain any prefix
- [00:06] <rsmarples> and it being expired is just dhcpcd listening to the NA state of the router
- [00:06] <rsmarples> according to the kernel
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- [01:15] <ASau> apokatastasis: in modern times, having a lot free memory means that the memory is used ineffectively.
- [01:15] <ASau> apokatastasis: because it may be used as a cache for files and other data.
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- [01:39] <medfly> also, if you use very little memory, you can use cache which is much faster than RAM.
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- [01:53] <grafos> LumberCartel: you need to to truss / strace the program, whatever netbsd uses. then youwill see those escape sequences in the system write() calls
- [01:54] <grafos> they probably are ANSI escapes technically, but are likely coming from some termcap/terminfo definitions
- [01:56] <grafos> something like these peole are doing here: http://gnats.netbsd.org/43611
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- [01:59] <grafos> looks like the trace layout is a little different, the printed string is underneath the write()
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- [01:59] <grafos> ktruss -T someprogramhere
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- [02:01] <grafos> some escapes to watch for might be: \033[number;numberH to set cursor position, \033[number;numberr to set scrolling region etc
- [02:02] <grafos> those are a couple of the less obvious ones. most of the other escapes are simpler. and just bump lines, rows and chars around
- [02:03] <grafos> but yeah as far as I know NetBSD uses termcap/terminfo or netbsd curses for all of this.
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- [02:42] <LumberCartel> grafos: So it's just ANSI sequences then. That's no problem for me because used to program ANSI sequences when I was involved in running BBSes and writing BBS software when I was a kid.
- [02:42] <grafos> nice. yeah i really like using the ANSI terminal stuff too
- [02:43] <LumberCartel> Using specific screen positions is not the best approach because dmesg output moves the cursor (and other outputs to the screen can too). Fortunately there is, as I recall, a set of ANSI sequences for relatively advancing the cursor in the four directions.
- [02:44] <LumberCartel> grafos: Thank you for your help.
- [02:46] <grafos> ah ok interesting. I will keep that in mind. i use tracing a lot to reverse engineer things, no problem. first thing that pops to my mind when i have an issue
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- [06:05] <Harzilein> hi
- [06:06] <medfly> yo
- [06:06] <Harzilein> can i get a cvs mirror up with rsync and then continue with cvsup? my initial cvsup got aborted when my dsl reconnected and now it segfaults when trying to continue
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- [07:31] <i3enedek> anyone having issues with hdaudio and radeondrmkmsfb?
- [07:32] <freqlabs> I have an issue with the number of characters in that name
- [07:32] <i3enedek> does what it says on the tin
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- [07:32] <freqlabs> :D
- [07:34] <medfly_> like audio from the graphics card?
- [07:36] <i3enedek> no more like a ring buffer never filling
- [07:36] <i3enedek> like playing a 256k mp3 on a 486
- [07:36] <jakllsch> i3enedek: dunno, you may or may not need the X11 driver
- [07:36] <jakllsch> at least, assuming this is DisplayPort/HDMI audio
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- [07:37] <i3enedek> the graphics part is fine
- [07:37] <medfly_> I needed a driver to input things...
- [07:37] <i3enedek> it's the hdaudio part that not fine, redrawing the display causes the buffers to underrun
- [07:38] <i3enedek> although giving mplayer 8Mb of cache seems to have plasterd over the issue...
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- [07:39] <medfly_> does anyone here use GNOME?
- [07:40] <i3enedek> as in Gnome or does gtk count?
- [07:40] <medfly_> gnome gnome
- [07:41] <i3enedek> then the answer is not a chance in hell
- [07:41] <medfly_> :)
- [07:41] <medfly_> I've been making baby steps towards porting GNOME3
- [07:43] == Izaac [~izaac@2610:1c0:4:0:a23f:50b9:da51:2fe9] has joined #netbsd
- [07:44] <medfly_> I feel like the group of people who would use GNOME3 and the group of people who would use NetBSD are very distinct
- [07:44] <medfly_> it does look pretty shiny though
- [07:45] <medfly_> Empathy looks like Google Hangouts without being closed source and by Google
- [07:45] <medfly_> or older Skype
- [07:45] <medfly_> http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/news2/Empathy-3-6-2-Integrates-Better-with-GNOME-Online-Account-2.png
- [07:47] <i3enedek> there are prolly more nbsd + evilwm users than there are nbsd + gome users
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- [07:49] <f8l> I never heard about evilwm or gome.
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- [08:04] <ryoshu> f8l: Izaac uses evilwm
- [08:05] <f8l> Why are you telling me about it?
- [08:06] <i3enedek> I know of two more
- [08:06] <medfly_> I use XMonad
- [08:06] * medfly_ should probably update that in pkgsrc
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- [08:13] <f8l> It seem linking XEN3_DOM0/netbsd failed with some undefined references to efi_* on amd64.
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- [08:19] <f8l> GENERIC seems to work fine though.
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- [09:11] <leot> good evening all
- [09:11] <medfly_> good evening leot!
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- [10:14] <asie> Trying to install NetBSD 7.0 on my computer as an experiment, however "newfs: /dev/rwd0a: open for read: Device busy" keeps happening. I read on the Internet that it might be due to GPT leftovers (which I'm checking for now) or due to not using a: as the install partition. Any additional possibilities?
- [10:15] <DGASAU> Exclude these two first.
- [10:15] <asie> Working on it.
- [10:15] <asie> Well, "not using a: as the install partition" while NetBSD's installer offers that option would mean a bug
- [10:16] <asie> and I am not in the position to be able to free a: on any of my hard drives, unless I do some MBR magic...
- [10:16] <DGASAU> How come?
- [10:16] <asie> I have Linux on one, and lots of backup data on the others
- [10:17] <jakllsch> 'a' is a disklabel partition, not necessarily an MBR partition
- [10:17] <DGASAU> What jakllsch says.
- [10:17] <asie> What I mean is the part in which the partition table is set up
- [10:18] <asie> a: and b: are occupied by Linux partitions, c: and d: are free
- [10:18] <asie> Sorry. Not very good with the terminology yet.
- [10:18] <DGASAU> I'd say that's quite stupid to experiment on a medium that holds backups.
- [10:18] <asie> That's why I'm not doing it on the backup mediums.
- [10:18] <DGASAU> asie: no, "a" and "b" are _not._
- [10:19] <DGASAU> "a" and "b" are BSD partitions here.
- [10:19] <asie> one second
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- [10:25] <asie> okay, I did have leftover GPT data from... a few months ago.
- [10:25] <asie> explains some things.
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- [10:25] <asie> let's try now
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- [10:26] <f8l> Which architecture is this? I think the meaning of letters depends on it.
- [10:26] <asie> amd64
- [10:26] <DGASAU> "a" and "b" don't depend on this.
- [10:27] <f8l> Probably, but saying that ‘c: and d: are free’ is not quite right in this context.
- [10:27] <asie> http://pclosmag.com/html/Issues/201109/images/nbsd06.png
- [10:27] <asie> I meant a: and b: in this sense ^
- [10:27] <asie> I did not know a better way to call them as the installer referred to them like that, possibly to make keyboard access easier?
- [10:28] <asie> the first of four primary partitions might've been better.
- [10:28] <f8l> So, you are talking about MBR partitions…
- [10:28] <asie> Yes.
- [10:28] <DGASAU> There're no "primary partitions" here.
- [10:28] <f8l> Then yes. It may be free.
- [10:28] <DGASAU> Those are BSD partitions.
- [10:28] <f8l> Sorry I have to go now.
- [10:28] <DGASAU> If you never installed NetBSD or FreeBSD, they ought to be free.
- [10:29] <asie> It says it's the MBR partition table, and I'm pretty sure I have two Linux partitions in my MBR
- [10:29] <asie> the first and second one.
- [10:29] <DGASAU> Hm.
- [10:29] <asie> It's not the BSD partition table, it's the MBR partition table
- [10:29] <DGASAU> Alright.
- [10:30] <DGASAU> How come that it is empty, if you're saying that you have partitions there??
- [10:30] <asie> Maybe my wording was inprecise then but I was scrambling to find something that has gdisk on it to wipe the GPT data I've had left over
- [10:30] <asie> That's not my own screenshot
- [10:30] <Izaac> Were I you, I'd drop out of the installer and to the command line. Using disklabel interactively will bring you much joy.
- [10:30] <asie> I just turned off gdisk and am now dd'ing NetBSD back to my USB flash drive
- [10:30] <DGASAU> Well...
- [10:30] <asie> so I couldn't take a screenshot of my situation. I just wanted to show which installer screen I was referring to with the terminology I used for partitions
- [10:30] <DGASAU> I'd say, try not to confuse people who are trying to help you.
- [10:30] <asie> I'm doing my best!
- [10:31] <asie> But I can only do so much.
- [10:31] <DGASAU> Are you using USB flash medium?
- [10:31] <asie> Yes. With NetBSD-7.0-amd64-install.img
- [10:31] <asie> no access to CDs right now
- [10:31] <DGASAU> No.
- [10:31] <DGASAU> I mean the medium you're trying to install to.
- [10:31] <asie> no
- [10:31] <asie> i'm installing from USB to a hard drive
- [10:31] <asie> one sec
- [10:32] <DGASAU> Does it have MBR partitions?
- [10:32] <asie> yes
- [10:32] <asie> i will get you a screenshot just let me boot up the computer
- [10:32] <DGASAU> And this is the first time you're installing NetBSD...
- [10:32] <asie> Actually, I did it once on my ThinkPad X200 before
- [10:33] <asie> but it was a clean slate - no dual-booting or anything
- [10:33] <DGASAU> In the latter case, frankly, I'd suggest that you practice a little on USB flash medium.
- [10:33] <DGASAU> So that you don't have data on your target medium.
- [10:33] <asie> I don't have enough USB flash mediums. I have one 8GB pendrive that serves as my router hard drive and one 1GB that I'm installing NetBSD from. (Also, I don't have much to lose.)
- [10:34] * DGASAU scratches head.
- [10:34] <asie> http://img.asie.pl/Xvlv
- [10:34] <asie> this is what I was referring to in the beginning by the way
- [10:34] <asie> Also, yes! The issue was leftover GPT data
- [10:35] <asie> Wiped it with gdisk and now it's fine.
- [10:35] <DGASAU> That one looks good.
- [10:35] <asie> It turns out I had a GPT partition table from a few months ago which had an entirely different partition layout, and somehow I never got rid of it as nothing complained.
- [10:35] <asie> Sorry for the trouble
- [10:36] <asie> and thanks for the friendly support
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- [11:20] <xz> medfly_: got the VM working great (on forced windows nt6.1 work pc)
- [11:20] <xz> NetBSD net.localdomain 7.0_STABLE NetBSD 7.0_STABLE (EEPROM) #0: Thu Jan 28 12:09:12 CST 2016 root@net.localdomain:/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/compile/EEPROM i386
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- [11:22] <medfly_> neat :)
- [11:22] <xz> :)
- [11:23] <xz> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 11368771 Jan 28 12:09 /netbsd
- [11:23] <xz> medfly 11MB , have to remove some BLOAT
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- [11:33] <ryoshu> hello rickardve and PuppetMaster
- [11:34] <PuppetMaster> hello ryoshu
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- [11:55] <medfly_> ack
- [11:55] <medfly_> nt6.1 work pc)
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- [11:56] <medfly_> I've got weird issues with USB which seem to be triggered sometimes when I plug in my keyboard. but not consistent
- [11:56] <medfly_> like right now when I tried to move my mouse and it copied a bunch of things instead of acting normal.
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- [11:56] <medfly_> [14:56] [medfly_(+Zi)] [2:freenode/#netbsd(+cgjlnt)]
- [11:56] <medfly_> [#netbsd] 2016 root@net.localdomain:/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/compile/EEPR
- [11:56] <medfly_> ..
- [11:57] <medfly_> dammit!
- [11:57] <medfly_> 14:34:15 < ryoshu> hello rickardve and PuppetMaster
- [11:57] <medfly_> 14:34:15 < ryoshu> hello rickardve and PuppetMaster
- [11:57] <medfly_> 14:34:15 < ryoshu> hello rickardve and PuppetMaster
- [11:58] <medfly_> okay. I'm gonna reboot until it's fixed ;)
- [11:58] <PuppetMaster> o.0
- [11:58] <PuppetMaster> 0.o
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- [12:06] <xz> hey ryoshu !
- [12:06] <xz> how are ya?
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- [12:22] <ryoshu> hello xz
- [12:22] <ryoshu> xz: I'm learning to use x86 CPU registers to netbsdize LLDB and CoreCLR
- [12:25] <xz> nice!!!!
- [12:25] <xz> awesome job, ryoshu
- [12:25] <ryoshu> xz: and you?
- [12:28] <xz> simple things here, just netbsd+vmware
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- [12:46] <ryoshu> xz: good enough :)
- [12:48] <xz> :)
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- [13:57] <GreenDay> hello netbsd
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- [14:06] <grafos> hey GreenDay
- [14:06] <grafos> did you install NetBSD yet?
- [14:13] <pallu> does any one know how to install grub
- [14:16] <GreenDay> grafos: yes
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- [14:17] <GreenDay> does browser sucks?
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- [15:02] <medfly_> cfkoch: !!!
- [15:02] <medfly_> cfkoch: asie showed me something you may be interested in!
- [15:03] <medfly_> cfkoch: http://img.asie.pl/cWa5
- [15:03] <asie> ^ minecraft 1.8.9 on netbsd, adapted from the lwjgl openbsd port
- [15:04] <medfly_> this has to be a record
- [15:04] <medfly_> of some sort
- [15:04] <ryoshu> cfkoch: !
- [15:04] <i3enedek> pfffft dwarf fortress > minecraft
- [15:04] <medfly_> a few hours ago asie was installing NetBSD, now he ported Minecraft :))
- [15:04] <ryoshu> we can adapt dwarves fortress andeven i3enedek!
- [15:04] <ryoshu> for netbsd
- [15:04] <i3enedek> look in wip
- [15:05] <i3enedek> wip/dwarf_fortress to be precise
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- [15:05] <i3enedek> if someone can package up that abortion of a binary feel free
- [15:06] <i3enedek> just don't expect opengl to work on a 64bit system
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- [15:13] <cfkoch> medfly_: ryoshu: neat
- [15:13] <cfkoch> unfortunately i know nothing of minecraft nor java, hahah
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- [15:14] <Riastradh> i3enedek: Don't expect OpenGL to work on a 64-bit system? Why not?
- [15:15] <medfly_> Riastradh: look at it!
- [15:15] <cfkoch> um i'm pretty OpenGL works on a 64-bit system?
- [15:15] <cfkoch> such as mine?
- [15:15] <cfkoch> *pretty sure
- [15:16] <Riastradh> medfly_: At the minecraft screenshot? Cool!
- [15:16] <medfly_> 60fps!
- [15:16] <Riastradh> Is that with Intel graphics?
- [15:17] <medfly_> yes :)
- [15:18] <asie> yes, Minecraft 1.8 did some optimizations for a change
- [15:18] <Riastradh> Neat.
- [15:18] <asie> HD4600 from an i7-4790
- [15:20] <i3enedek> Riastradh: 32bit linux binary
- [15:21] <i3enedek> unless someone wants to patch the binary ;o)
- [15:21] <ryoshu> medfly_: is 60fps ok?
- [15:22] <medfly_> yes
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- [15:27] <ASau> Wait!
- [15:27] <ASau> "jdbc:postgresql:" is correct URL??
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- [15:44] <ASau> Apparently, it is.
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- [15:44] <ASau> Even though the documentation is a little weird.
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- [16:10] <ashes-mobile> i love how configurable fvwm is. it's my favorite window manager, but it's daunting
- [16:11] <ashes-mobile> largest manual page i know of
- [16:11] <medfly_> is it as configurable as XMonad/dwm?
- [16:12] <ashes-mobile> it's configurable in every aspect. it can be configured to emulate any other window manager, as far as i know
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- [16:13] <ashes-mobile> that has also prevented gui configuration editors though
- [16:14] <ashes-mobile> the default config is awful, however
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- [16:19] <roarde> i think i've come in in the middle of something i might be interested in
- [16:19] <roarde> is the channel logged?
- [16:20] <medfly_> uhh, I've got logs
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- [16:20] <roarde> "gui configuration editors" caught my attention. NetBSD or something else?
- [16:21] <medfly_> ashes-mobile likes fvwm
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