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@Crab Is there an easy way to do full kernel plus userland self-compiling on FreeBSD-current? A quick Google search led me to "essentially make buildworld / buildkernel / installkernel / installworld," (2009) but I didn't see a good tutor…
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(Quote) Hi @yucchun! (Quote)
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(Quote) Hi @Chievo! Sorry for the late reply. I think you are asking why people do not create templates ready made for NetBSD-current. At https://nycdn.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD-daily/HEAD/202410301200Z/images/ you can see that there are NetBSD-curre…
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(Quote) Hello November! Final week begins today! Thanks to @crunchbits for beautiful Crunchy! <3
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Hello @naguam! Wow! Nice to meet you! :star: Thanks for cloudbsd.xyz and also for suggesting unitedbsd.com on cloudbsd.com. I read cloudbsd.xyz. I thought it would be a lot of fun to try it! I plan to post here my quick recipe listing the steps …
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(Quote) @cmeerw Maybe I could build KASLR and try it if my building KASLR seems like it somehow might be helpful? No, the string "KASLR" probably isn't random! /s K = kernel A = Address S = Space L = Layout R = Randomization Address sp…
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Reinstalled with NetBSD 10 image. Thanks to @cmeerw for creating the image! <3 Thanks to @linveo for making @cmeerw's NetBSD 10 image available! <3 Note the significant change in inodes available. Formerly: (Quote) After NetBSD 10 reinstal…
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How effective was adding -j 2 at reducing build.sh compile time? From above at https://lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/188830/#Comment_188830 we can see that the time taken to compile the NetBSD-current distribution without any "jobs"…
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So . . . the NetBSD-current VM still reboots successfully. I want to work more on etcupdate. And everything else. But maybe we have arrived at the goal of building and running NetBSD-current. Maybe it's time to reinstall with @cmeerw's newer image t…
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Just for fun, trying again, as root, to build and install the userland. Reference: https://www.netbsd.org/docs/guide/en/chap-updating.html Build (Spoiler) Install (Spoiler) Example Results In /bin * Before (Spoiler) * After (Spoiler) Run post…
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@FrankCastle Thanks for your comment! Apologies for my tardy reply! Somehow, I missed this one! (Quote) No, Crunchy is different hardware from my other servers. Different processors, different amounts of RAM, different drives with different sizes.…
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Hello! I just ran an upgrade: (Spoiler) No reboot needed. Since Qemu was upgraded, please let me know about any issues with VPSes. Thanks! Thanks to @crunchbits for beautiful Crunchy! <3 Thanks to @babywhale for BashVM! <3
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(Quote) Thanks! PM sent.
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Reference: https://www.netbsd.org/docs/guide/en/chap-updating.html After what a few days ago seemed like a successful build and reboot of a new kernel, (Quote) finally, today, I got around to trying to install the a-few-days-ago compiled userland.…
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(Quote) For convenient reference, here is a link to the mention of cpuid by @cmeerw on September 24: https://lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/186451/#Comment_186451 where @cmeerw said: (Quote) There are several more mentions of cpuid in additi…
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Sounds excellent! Again, it's fine with me if someone else takes the server. So, if someone wants the server, they should go ahead. Thanks again, and best wishes!
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(Quote) @localhost I just checked that I can log in to my OVH accounts, one of which is at https://us.ovhcloud.com. I think the dollar denominated US account might be what's needed for this transfer, right? I also have another OVH account in Europe…
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Here is moving our previous faithful and hard working kernel to "retired" status, copying the newly compiled kernel from the /obj directory to /, and adjusting the mode to match the previous kernel. (Spoiler) Now to reboot and hopefully c…
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Thanks @linveo! The OpenBSD install post looks great! From the above linked overview, there are links to a step-by-step walkthrough, which links to a page about setting up a desktop environment. I hope to try the OpenBSD install after I get NetBSD …
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Normally a cave would be chock full of fermented food and dried jerky. I don't know how a Yeti would find room in his cave for a powerful server. What's more, running the electric power and the internet cables down deep into the cave must be quite a…
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(Quote) Is a cave host better than a basement host? /s
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There was a guy who had all the sources for all of Slackware organized in a repo. I remember looking at it, but I can't seem to find it now. Maybe somebody has a link? Maybe there are additional places to get Slackware sources? Additionally, I'm cu…
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(Quote) @AuroraZero May I please ask where do you get the source code that you use for compiling Slackware? Thanks!
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Compiling NetBSD-current on a VPS has gone okay as shown by lots of detailed posts over in the LES BSD Thread. Depending on part whether you need to build the tools, I guess it takes an hour or three to do the compile, and maybe I've done it twice …
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It looks like we only needed a little more space than we had. When we ran out of file space before the size increase: linveo# df -hi /Filesystem Size Used Avail %Cap iUsed iAvail %iCap Mounted on/dev/dk2 20G 19G 1.5M 9…
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Wow! (Spoiler) Um . . . what now?
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(Quote) Finally I got around to retrying build.sh from where the file system became full, above. (Spoiler) The rebuild seems to be running okay. I will post again when it either breaks or completes. Thanks to @linveo for a nice VPS and for additio…
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(Quote) Yes, the idea has crossed my mind. If we were to try it, how should it be implemented? Thanks!