Hi all,
FOSDEM 2014 is coming up (Feb 1 and 2 in Brussels), and there will be
a BSD devroom on Saturday, Feb 1. The schedule is here:
https://fosdem.org/2014/schedule/track/bsd/
We still need one or more volunteers to help with recording the talks.
Please contact me off-list if you are
Hi,
(sorry for not having the message id to reply to)
Freddy Fisker wrote:
Why don't NetBSD have the Xfburn to burn CD and DVD?
Probably at least because libburn does not yet know how to
perform SCSI transactions (passthrough) on NetBSD.
(It has a system adapter for FreeBSD which uses CAM:
From: Ottavio Caruso ottavio2006-usenet2...@yahoo.com [140125 14:50]
On 25 January 2014 12:52, herbert langhans w...@langhans.com.pl wrote:
I have to change my laptop, my nostalgic Thinkpad x31 blew up (I really
liked it). Successor will be a Lenovo B590. I wonder what
On 25 January 2014 12:52, herbert langhans w...@langhans.com.pl wrote:
I have to change my laptop, my nostalgic Thinkpad x31 blew up (I really
liked it). Successor will be a Lenovo B590. I wonder what NetBSD will be
ideal for it.
The processor of this laptop is a 64bit thing, its of the Intel
From: Ottavio Caruso ottavio2006-usenet2...@yahoo.com [140125 15:12]
On 25 January 2014 14:58, herbert langhans w...@langhans.com.pl wrote:
The BIOS legacy mode I havent heard of yet (my equipment is quite
vintage). Does it mean a non-legacy mode computer doesnt boot anything
ottavio.car...@googlemail.com (Ottavio Caruso) writes:
Unless you're going to be using applications that don't compile on
x64, then I would go for the amd64.
The only example of application that I wanted to install from binary
on amd64 and couldn't is emulators/wine. But it night well compile
Hello there,
Still wonder if I should try the NetBSD/amd64.
The only reason to install a 32-bit OS on an otherwise 64-bit capable hardware
would be, if the system-ram is 2GB or less.
Otherwise, you'd waste resources and CPU-capabilities.
The 64-bit mode comes with a couple registers unavaible
From: Volkmar Seifert v...@nifelheim.info [140125 16:20]
Hello there,
Still wonder if I should try the NetBSD/amd64.
The only reason to install a 32-bit OS on an otherwise 64-bit capable
hardware would be, if the system-ram is 2GB or less.
Otherwise, you'd waste resources and
Actually the B590 comes with 2GB RAM, its the cheapo-edition. But my
demands are not high, most ressources go for Firefox with Javascript or
some movie player like xine.
I hope just 2GB doesnt slow down the amd64 or get it stuck. Did you try
such combination, Volkmar?
Well, RAM isn't
On 25 January 2014 12:52, herbert langhans w...@langhans.com.pl wrote:
I have to change my laptop, my nostalgic Thinkpad x31 blew up (I really
liked it). Successor will be a Lenovo B590. I wonder what NetBSD will be
ideal for it.
Beware, if it comes with Windows 8, it will have a GPT
From: Volkmar Seifert v...@nifelheim.info [140125 16:34]
I hope just 2GB doesnt slow down the amd64 or get it stuck. Did you try
such combination, Volkmar?
Well, RAM isn't expensive, so I guess I'd install the 64-bit version anyway.
Indeed I did that on a set-top-box
Hello Konrad,
On Sat, Jan 25, 2014 at 12:52:26AM +0100, Konrad Neuwirth wrote:
Dear reader,
recently I asked about routing to multiple destinations via different
gateways. We've set up appropriate pf rules, but they seem to mostly be
ignored.
[...]
But it appears that all traffic
Hi Thomas
Here is some information about my computer driving NetBSD:
VIA Technologies VE-900, Mainboard
Lycom ST-125 SATA-300 / eSATA-300, PCI-Card
LG BH10LS30 Super Multi Blue, Blu-ray SATA Drive
Kingston SV300S37A120G, 120GB SATA SSD
I don't use the two interal SATA connectors on the
On Sat, Jan 25, 2014 at 03:41:31AM +, Christos Zoulas wrote:
How is npf working on 6.1? Does it have this feature?
No, npf does not have a route-to like feature yet.
Jonathan Kollasch
On Jan 25, 3:12pm, Ottavio Caruso wrote:
} On 25 January 2014 14:58, herbert langhans w...@langhans.com.pl wrote:
} The BIOS legacy mode I havent heard of yet (my equipment is quite
} vintage). Does it mean a non-legacy mode computer doesnt boot anything
} but MS-stuff? Or some funny partition
from John Nemeth jnem...@cue.bc.ca:
Released versions of NetBSD have okay support for GPT. -current
has much better support for GPT. The intention is to backport the
improvements after they are complete.
Currently, NetBSD can boot with a GPT in CSM mode, but not
full UEFI mode.
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