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mudala

That was fun and satisfying BSD Sunday.

I fixed a Lenovo T520 and setup #GhostBSD for a friend, so he can start right out of the Box ...and of course get's the BSD Virus §8-)

Everything works nicely like it should. Sound had to be configured, because the volume was too silent.

Found the solution@
forums.freebsd.org/threads/aud

So, mixer pcm=1.0 did the trick on my side too.

Besides that, it just runs wonderful smooth with a old 256GB SSD and 8GB of RAM.

This Notebook is so old and it runs superb!
Once more I thought about how ressources are wasted these days.

Made another friend happy to tinker with the FreeBSD world. I'm sure I can "assimilate" him hehe...

Next project: I would like to use #FreeBSD with the "#Herbstluft #WM Oh my, so much to do, so less time §8-)

The FreeBSD ForumsSolved - Audio volume is too lowFreeBSD 14.0 fully updated, latest ports updated. Sound from analog line output works but the volume is too low. I cranked the physical volume control and these to the max: $ sysctl hw.snd.vpc_0db hw.snd.vpc_0db: 100 $ mixer vol vol.volume=1.00:1.00 vol.mute=0 What else can I try?
R.L. Dane :Debian: :OpenBSD: 🍵

#Poll: are you "dog-fooding" #BSD?

Unlike previous polls (:BlobCatBlush:) I have tried really hard to make sure the options make sense. Select the lowest item in the list that is true for you:

Of the ten options, the first four are for those that don't use BSD regularly (let's say at least once per week).
The fifth option ("VPN/server") is for someone who uses BSD on a server they manage, but don't have physical access to.
The sixth ("at work") through eighth ("secondary laptop/desktop") is for those who regularly use some variant of BSD, but not as a primary daily driver.
The ninth and tenth options are for "dog-fooding"

Oh, right, and I'm sorry, but it really must need be said: MacOS, iOS, and other Apple products do not count. Sorry again. I will count any FOSS BSD-like OSes like #OpenIndiana, though.
I will also count retro commercial Unixes, if you're actually daily-driving them. ;)

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en.wikipedia.orgEating your own dog food - Wikipedia
#RunBSD#FreeBSD#NetBSD
Stefano Marinelli

I'm pleased to announce that my company, Prodottoinrete Group SRL, will be a BRONZE SPONSOR of EuroBSDCon 2025.

The organizers do a great job managing everything, and the least we can do is offer a (small) contribution to help the conference maintain the current standards, which, in my opinion, are extremely high.

So, a big thank you to the organizers, the speakers, and everyone who contributes to making this event so great.

2025.eurobsdcon.org/

2025.eurobsdcon.orgEuroBSDCon 2025 — EuroBSDCon 2025
#RunBSD#FreeBSD#OpenBSD
hairylarry

Having trouble getting fstab to work with FreeBSD. It's a GhostBSD install.

mount -a

works and mounts the drives correctly but it's not working at boot.

Maybe the mount points aren't ready.

I've tried it with labels and with the drive designator. I get both of them to work with mount -a but not at boot time.

With the lines commented out in fstab it mounts the drives but I am trying to mount them to directories secondaryfiles and secondarysnapahots.

#BSD#FreeBSD#GhostBSD
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