void <[email protected]> writes: > Rebuilt everything, amd64. /usr/bin/ulimit is missing.
ulimit is a shell builtin (more precisely, what POSIX calls an intrinsic command). POSIX previously required separate binaries for intrinsic commands, even though in most cases (including ulimit) it makes no sense because the effect of the command is lost as soon as the process terminates. This requirement was dropped in the 2024 edition, so we removed them last December, except for command(1) and kill(1). > Starting sshd returns: > > limits: serlimit vms: Invalid arguement > (vms here is a zpool) You may well have a zpool named “vms” but that's irrelevant; “vms” here is the display name for RLIMIT_VMM. It looks like you are trying to boot a recent FreeBSD 16 userland on either an older FreeBSD 16 kernel or a FreeBSD 15 (or earlier) kernel. DES -- Dag-Erling Smørgrav - [email protected]
