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has anyone played with multipath tcp yet?
FreeBSD 10.2 was just released. Bets on how many years until RandalSchwartz is running it? :D
@last RandalSchwartz
brycec, I last saw RandalSchwartz 1 days 9 hours 50 min 35 sec ago quitting: Ping timeout: 244 seconds.
@lastm RandalSchwartz
The last thing RandalSchwartz said was on Jul 28, 2015 19:31:50, 2 weeks, 1 day, 22 hours, 24 minutes, 3 seconds ago, "back again."
lol
i badly want a freenas mini
But it only holds 4 drives
i still dunno if i trust freebsd 10
What about it do you distrust? I've been running 10 without issue (except for one ZFS bug, argh)
(Now to determine if https://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/stable/10/sys/vm/vm_pageout.c?r1=272221&r2=272875&pathrev=272875 made it into 10.2...
it seemed a bit rushed, and there's that reboot bug
the non-syncing one or whatever
^^ That's the fix to my bug, one that causes the machine to freeze up in strange ways when caching to SD
it maybe mostly fine
Looks like yes, my fix is in 10.2 \o/
it sounded like it was a week out
And yet here they are, ready for fetching ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/releases/ISO-IMAGES/10.2/
heh
http://mirrors.arpnetworks.com/pub/FreeBSD/releases/ISO-IMAGES/10.2/
they're on ARP too.
Nice :) Now they just need to make it to the ISO library (if they haven't already)
don't think they have
Looks like ARP doesn't quite have them yet actually - a bunch of RC3 stuff, and some of the amd64 ISOs
ahh
(in the freebsd mirror)
amd64 is all that matters
Not on my RPI it's not :P
oh :)
(I didn't want to flood FreeBSD's own mirror, so I was going to download the image from ARP's mirror, but that turns out to be incomplete ;) )
has freebsd 10.2 got the new openssh version
i suppose it missed out
new version being what?
iirc, the announcement indicated 1.0.1p or something
i'm probably gonna wait to do my fbsd boxes, just out of laziness
OpenSSH 7.0 was released a couple of days ago.
ah
oh, i was thinking openssl
clearly
oh golly, i wonder why it didn't make it in
haha
(the "what you were thinking" not the "derps")
both are pretty clear
the derps and the openssl
hahaha
the derps, i has them
oh, i meant to ask you brycec - do you have native ipv6 at home/work and have issues w/GCM on your android tablet?
native as in...?
native as in provided by your ISP and not by way of tunneling?
as in native?
haha
Comcast offers it, but I still use my tunnel instead
ah, ok
in-network, it's "native ipv6" so I was unclear
gotcha
(And no, I've not had GCM issues either)
boo
i don't know anyone who has a modern android device and ipv6 on their home network
tunnelled /48, radvd+dhcpv6, it all Just Works.
i care way more than i should about the pf default hash changing in freebsd 10.2
I agree, more than you should. That 3% improvement in PPS, man...
3% pps improvement.
yeah
but murmur3 is not only a fast hash, but a good hash
it's win/win
Ick. Looks like my only reasonable path to update my RPI is to blow away my current SD and re-dd
maybe good excuse to get something better than a pi :)
But now that it's an official image in 10.2 maybe there will be pkg repos for it and stuff now
sd cards have limited writes and all
it may be designed to minimise writes.
Yeah, lots of md stuff
which makes debugging "why it crashed" a little annoying... but I really don't care that much
it's a simple out-of-band serial box in my server closet
And I really didn't want "just another Linux pi" so it runs FreeBSD.
(I'm pro-OpenBSD, but there is no working RPI port, and I don't have time+resources to work on it... So at least it's *a* BSD)
maybe netbsd would work
i have an arm box that i had issues with
i should look at it again
You say that as if NetBSD is better than FreeBSD in some way. *burn*
actually the most annoying thing is if you used a keyboard and mouse at once the power draw would create a whine
freebsd is the slackware of bsd's
all this bloat and questionably useful stuff
unfortunately in comparison to other things these days slackware doesn't seem as bloated :)
I disagree. FreeBSD is the Ubuntu of BSDs
brycec: have you checked out bitrig?
I'm well aware of it
@bitrig amd64
amd64 -> snapshots: Sat Jul 04 2015 05:48:12 GMT-0700 (PDT)
i kind of thought it'd go nowhere.
@bitrig arm
Sorry, I don't track 'arm'. I only track amd64, armv7.
they are doing arm stuff too afaik
I too am surprised it hasn't died yet :p
armv7, rpi is armv6
armv6 eww
i think my arm box is v7
BeagleBone Black is v7 I believe
this is cubietruck
Yeah think that's 7 too
Pretty sure all the mainstream ARM boards are v7
my old cellphone before my previous cellphone was v6
Including the RPI2
cpu was pretty weak on it
lg optimus one
that said it was my first android phone, so it was special for that at least :)
apparently there's a cubieboard 4 now
yea, RPI2 is also A7
i was confirming it
doesn't rpi2 run windows 10?
Yes
it can
https://dev.windows.com/en-us/featured/raspberrypi2support
bananapis are fun too, slightly larger but have a sata controller
their soc mfgr kind of sucks though, it's not as "good" a variant as the rpi/rpi2
cubietruck has sata
it's also got onboard nand, microsd, gigabit ethernet
i should try finding a powered hub for it
it would probably fix the whine issue
i dunno why so many of these things use usb for power though
i'd rather shift to poe
but i suppose people want to do wireless etc.
because "everybody" has a USB power brick
at least relative to the number of people with PoE
means you can't use 3.5" hard-disk though
yeh they could bundle injectors though
or at least support that way of doing things
They do
@google PoE to USB
884,000 total results returned for 'PoE to USB', here's 3
How do I modify my Raspberry Pi to be powered over PoE? (http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/715/how-do-i-modify-my-raspberry-pi-to-be-powered-over-poe) Jun 26, 2012 ... If you want a Raspberry Pi PoE solution that conforms to IEEE 802.3af .... that  converts POE to a 5v 3amp usb source: POE-MSPLT-USB.
PoE to USB Adapter for iPad Kiosks . iPad Enclosures (http://www.ipadenclosures.com/ipad_kiosk_enclosure/accessories/poe-to-usb-adapter-for-ipad) Using iPad kiosks has been a revolutionizing solution for many applications, the  PoE adapter is the next accessory to assist that revolution, reducing cost of iPad ...
PoE to USB Adapter - ArmorActive (http://www.armoractive.com/products/poe-to-usb-adapter/) The PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) to USB Adapter by ArmorActive is a solution that  lends itself to evolving the way tablet kiosks are used in business. With the ease ...
ahh cool
i did not know that
this new skylake cpu really hasn't had that much press.
even though in theory it's two generations newer than haswlel
@wa 40oz to ml
convert 40 fl oz  (fluid ounces) to milliliters;1183 mL  (milliliters);1.183 L  (liters);0.001183 m^3  (cubic meters);1183 cm^3  (cubic centimeters);5 cups;2.5 pints;~~ ( 0.053 ~~ 1\/19 ) × volume of one mole of ideal gas at STP ( 1 mol molar volume of ideal gas (273.15 K, 101.325 kPa) );~~ 2 × volume of a typical human breath (~~ 0.5 L );~~ 19 × volume of an Apple iPhone 4 (~~ 6.3×10^-5 m^3 );~~ 0.71 × volume of a US size 5 can ( 7 cups );~