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00:01 < metavoid> same if you craw away from the computer?
00:01 < metavoid> crawl*
00:02 < SNAX_74> metavoid, if you stop typing for a while it goes into a weird slow down mode
00:02 < SNAX_74> I dont think its apmd
00:02 < SNAX_74> I am running apmd -H
00:03 < metavoid> put a weight on the keyboard
00:04 < SNAX_74> metavoid, that may damge the keyboard I am on an Lenovo X260 with 8G
00:04 < SNAX_74> i7
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00:07 < metavoid> maybe attach a woodpecker to a key (make sure its made out of durable wood imitation).
00:07 < metavoid> maybe its just not slow, only misunderstood
00:08 < thrig> maybe there's some wacky BIOS thing that's confusing something
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00:09 < SNAX_74> I am following this guide OpenBSD v5.1 and later network stack "speed_tweaks" - > https://calomel.org/network_performance.html
00:10 < SNAX_74> So far it has sped up my webpage downloads lighting fast
00:10 < sibiria> surely valid today, 47 years later
00:11 < SNAX_74> Speed Tweaks for OpenBSD
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00:59 < ox1eef_> Vroom vroom
01:04 < tux0r> acceptable king crimson track
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01:16 < emmanuelux> hello top states 1 dead process, how to see it ?
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01:22 < kellyschips14> Hi OpenBSD irc chat, has anyone experience with encrypting your disk on libreboot when installing OBSD ?
01:22 < kellyschips14> I am following this "tutorial" https://www.gnucode.me/libreboot-full-disk-encryption-on-openbsd.html where, after writing random data to the disk with the command dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/rsd0c bs=1m , the author suggests partitioning the disk with the fdisk -iy sd0 command, which leads to this prompt: sd0> *a* *a* . I tried this on my side and after exucting the fdisk command i get a "Writing MBR at offset 0" answer, but no sd0> prom
01:22 < kellyschips14> pt where i can execute the *a* *a* command.
01:22 < kellyschips14>  On the official OBSD doc (https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq14.html) it's written one can also use the fdisk -e sd0 command, which leads to a different prompt: sdo*: 1>. Yet on this prompt the *a* *a* command is not recognized.
01:22 < kellyschips14> My question is the following, how can i perform the blog's author commands on this new prompt ?
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01:31 < emmanuelux> it is me or the manual page are down?
01:33 < phy1729> https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=170345453930038&w=2
01:34 < kellyschips14> it's not you
01:36 < sibiria> kellyschips14: the asterisks don't belong there
01:36 < sibiria> it's just: a <label>    where <label> is a to z, excluding c
01:37 < sibiria> or a to n or whichever letter is the highest label these days. i forgot
01:40 < sibiria> also you don't need to overwrite the entire drive with random data. it doesn't make the device more secure. it only gives you "plausible deniability" in the case where you don't boot from that drive
01:40 < sibiria> so save yourself the hours it may or may not take :)
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01:43 < kellyschips14> thanks for the drive tip !
01:44 < emmanuelux> thx for https://man.egoslike.us/
01:45 < kellyschips14> i'm trying without the asterix to see what happens then 
01:46 < sibiria> godspeed, kelly
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02:02 < kellyschips14> so indeed using the command *a* *a* without the asterix "works", it  executes the command and come's back to the # pront. But subsequent commands such as size: [ ... ] *** or FS type: *RAID* do not exist, even when not typing the asterix 
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02:02 < kellyschips14> author said "let's partition this" and left the chat 
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02:03 < kellyschips14> if i dont partion the disk and execute the bioctl -c C -l sd0a softraid0, would it still work ?
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02:08 < sibiria> kellyschips14: are you trying to set up an external encrypted drive, or installing openbsd onto an encrypted drive?
02:09 < sibiria> external meaning something like a USB disk or flash drive
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02:11 < funeste> hi
02:14 < kellyschips14> i'm trying to install openbsd on my secondary laptop which had debian previously running
02:14 < kellyschips14> on the whole drive
02:14 < kellyschips14> (internal)
02:14 < sibiria> you don't need to do these steps, then. the installer currently provides full-disk encryption for you
02:15 < kellyschips14> and works with libreboot ?
02:15 < sibiria> libreboot shouldn't play a part in it. all of this happens in the openbsd bootloader and the installer
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02:16 < kellyschips14> well let's give it a shot then, i'll just pick the install option after booting libreboot instead of going for the shell
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02:16 < kellyschips14> sorry, booting openbsd*
02:16 < sibiria> the installer asks if you want to encrypt the openbsd portion. if you answer yes it will ask for a password and handles it transparently for you
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02:19 < funeste> does somebody understand while I start X I have a lag in terminals ?
02:21 < funeste> i asked this issue few weeks ago i wanna try again but i'm scared not to be able to fix it.
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02:24 < funeste> my config is : cpu ryzen 7 5700X and gpu radeon rx7600
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03:13 < riceandbeans> Is there such a thing as a x509 key server similar to the idea of a gpg key server?
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03:20 < thrig> not really, given that x509 is more about centralized signing
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04:16 < runelind> Is there a way to set route priorities with dhclient?
04:16 < runelind> I'm about to have two ISPs for a little while and would like to see if I could set up failover. 
04:17 < runelind> I guess the route would disappear if the interface goes hard down, but I'm guessing that won't happen most of the time. 
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04:17 < SOLARIS_s> carp ?
04:18 < runelind> isn't CARP for redundancy between two physical boxes? 
04:18 < runelind> this will be on a single device.
04:19 < SOLARIS_s> you meant wanna do a route
04:20 < runelind> yeah, I'll get a default route via DHCP from each ISP
04:20 < runelind> if this was Cisco/Juniper I'd do an IP SLA 
04:21 < SOLARIS_s> ah
04:23 < SOLARIS_s> yeah but your not doing off the same int right
04:24 < runelind> correct
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04:25 < runelind> maybe there is something in dhcp-options(5)
04:27 < SOLARIS_s> dymanic routing?
04:28 < runelind> these are just customer ISPs, no BGP option.
04:28 < SOLARIS_s> ah
04:29 < runelind> that would make it super easy. 
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04:33 < SOLARIS_s> right use route multi path
04:34 < SOLARIS_s> easy 
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04:40 < runelind> by tunneling to another router? 
04:40 < runelind> have any docs? 
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04:42 < runelind> (I don't want to tunnel to another router) 
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04:43 < emmanuelux> i have a zombie process "sh" pid 28814. a way to know what is was before it is in this state?
04:44 < emmanuelux> zombie process are antidated ? it is dated to Jan01 (54 years ago)
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05:00 < runelind> SOLARIS_s ah, found some docs for multipath.  Don't necessarily want to do load-balancing though. 
05:02 < runelind> not sure multipath routing works with dhclient 
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08:32 < relation_freak> hello?
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08:37 < tercaL> hi 
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09:18 < polarian> Hello, I have another OpenBSD networking question, so I checked PF.CONF(5) but I am still unsure what purpose antispoof has
09:19 < polarian> it appears to expand out to blocking 127.0.0.0/8 and private IP ranges from entering the network (127.0.0.0/8 should never be seen on the network and private ip ranges shouldn't come from WAN) 
09:19 < polarian> but how does antispoof help if you are already blocking all the bogons?
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09:32 < quinq> polarian, if you're already blocking packets that would otherwise be blocked by rules generated by antispoof, then you don't need antispoof
09:33 < polarian> quinq: take the OpenBSD example: https://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/example1.html
09:33 < polarian> it has both martians and antispoof
09:33 < polarian> how does antispoof differ from martians?
09:34 < quinq> And antispoof purpose is, as explained, to block packets entering the system through other interfaces than the one directly configured with the source network
09:35 < quinq> That martians example expands on what antispoof does
09:36 < polarian> oh I see what antispoof does now 
09:36 < polarian> took me a hot moment 
09:36 < quinq> So unless you have 12 interfaces configured to route those 12 networks as in this example, antispoof will not generate that martian rule
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09:36 < polarian> So antispoof is to prevent packets on other interfaces being within the block assigned to another interface
09:36 < polarian> correct?
09:37 < polarian> because it blocks packets from the subnet on all other interfaces than the interface the subnet is assigned to
09:37 < polarian> while martians is to filter out martian/bogon addresses
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09:37 < polarian> which is more specifically for a WAN interface 
09:38 < polarian> or am I still wrong? xD
09:38 < polarian> https://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/filter.html#antispoof this seems to explain it better than the manpage 
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09:42 < IcePic> antispoof is good, but one has to make sure you don't kill off stuff when/if you add a vpn to the mix, since those packets that arrive over the vpn might be from the "wrong" network in pfs eyes
09:43 < polarian> is my defintiion of what it does right or wrong though :P
09:56 < quinq> polarian, correct
09:57 < polarian> ok cool, only took me 3 attempts thx
09:57 < quinq> “The antispoof directive expands to a set of filter rules which will block all traffic with a source IP from the network(s) directly connected to the specified interface(s) from entering the system through any other interface.”
09:58 < polarian> basically stopping crosstalk between interfaces?
09:58 < k0ga> quinq: could you read my pm?
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09:58 < quinq> Hello k0ga 
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10:05 < lil_lasagna> is it possible to use openbsd's httpd as an http library? I'm looking for alternatives to mongoose and libmicrohttpd
10:05 < lil_lasagna> if not, I'm looking for recommendations
10:10 < avemestr> Perhaps a better way to go about it is to think about the programming language (if any) you wish to use for your website and then consider then consider how the pages should be served.
10:14 < IcePic> polarian: not exactly cross talk, net A on if0 can send packets to net B on if1, but it will not allow a packet looking as if it came from Net A to arrive on if2, because the box knows net A lives on if0
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10:20 < avemestr> lil_lasagna: I like Go(lang) which have a built-in server as well (in the net/http standard library) due to its very simple deployment. You can run your website with the Go web application directly exposed to the web - or behind httpd if you prefer.
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10:40 < avemestr> lil_lasagna: Though I'm aware that modern web development sends one down the python/node.js/ruby rabbit hole where containerization/virtual environments becomes "obligatory" to avoid dirtying the entire host. "Just pull in these 518 dependencies from the web and you're up and running!".
10:43 < lil_lasagna> avemestr: well, go at least is not as bad as rust or node with it's dependencies but I was looking for something C based since I'm trying to target embedded devices. A simple hello world in go (with the std lib and echo) is around 2.3MB of RAM, and same goes for rust with axum. Mongoose on the other hand is just 86KB
10:45 < avemestr> lil_lasagna: You want: https://learnbchs.org/
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10:53 < lil_lasagna> avemestr: something like CGI bin looks appealing but if I'm not mistaken, my cgi binary will be run for each http request, right? This would mean that I can't load cookies in memory (for example), and I would have to serialize and deserialize to disk a list of all current session. Same with caching html templates from disk
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11:10 < mischief> how embedded are we talking, is this even openbsd
11:11 < lil_lasagna> mischief: raspberry pi zero 2w
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11:14 < mischief> 512m ram, why are you worrying about a go program
11:14 < lil_lasagna> because most people don't, and at some point, after installing a couple of services you run out of space pretty quickly
11:15 < lil_lasagna> RAM rather
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11:18 < mischief> i work on wireless routers with multiple go and python services
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11:19 < mischief> if you're not linking a lot of weird libs you're probably looking at 10-20m memory for a service.. really pretty small
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11:27 < kellyschips14> sibiria, i installed openbsd with the autoinstall method, but then how do i boot it from the grub command line now that it's encrypted ? I have my partitioned disks ahci0, ahci0,gpt2,bsd9 ahci0,gpt2 and ahci0,gpt1 , only the latter is is filesystem type fat and the two others are not recognised. Normal grub command would have been to do kopenbsd -r sd0a (ahci, gpt1)/bsd - but since the disk is encrypted i only got two bootXXX.efi files 
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11:40 < kellyschips14> or if anyone else knows how to boot from libreboot's grub to encrypted openbsd
11:41 < IcePic> I've given up on doing fancy-pants multibooting, its cheap enough to have a disk completely dedicated to one OS so I don't have to resort to trickery and figuring out which boot method is the most stupid
11:43 < kellyschips14> i wish i was at that step yet, i'm currently only trying to boot on openbsd from my secondary laptop
11:43 < kellyschips14> whole disk is for opensdb
11:45 < IcePic> whole disk is not for openbsd if you boot from grub and then try to flip over to the partition boot sector of openbsd. Make the dedicated encrypted obsd disk the boot device and enjoy the OS instead of creating problems noone else spends time on
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11:47 < kellyschips14> i did not change settings in the autoinstall, it partioned the disk so. Libreboot is not recognizing anything so i have to do it from grup command line
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13:48 < sibiria> kellyschips14: it doesn't matter that it's encrypted
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13:49 < sibiria> the bootloader itself (which is what grub is supposed to start) isn't encrypted
13:49 < sibiria> the problem you're having is as usual grub
13:50 < sibiria> since you seem to have multiple partitions on that disk, and grub "in the front", you'll have to reconfigure grub so that it can find that other partition where you currently have openbsd installed
13:50 < sibiria> usually that means going into linux and "rebuilding" grub's config
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14:13 < kellyschips14> ah shit
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14:14 < kellyschips14> wouldn't it be easier then during the autoinstall to pic some option to have it all in one partition ? (i wouldnt know which option tho)
14:14 < kellyschips14> selecting MBR instead of GPT mqybe ?
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14:16 < sibiria> your openbsd installation is contained within a single partition already
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14:18 < sibiria> whether GPT or MBR, grub's config still needs to be rebuilt so that it's aware of one more OS being available on this or that partition
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14:19 < kellyschips14> ok so i would need to boot on some linux, format the disk to have one partition, then back to obsd, install it all in one partition and pray for grub to find it
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14:19 < sibiria> no
14:20 < sibiria> if you want to dedicate the entire disk to just openbsd, you don't need to bother with grub
14:21 < fettuccine> yeah just boot into the install media and it uses the entire disk and encrypts for you. after reboot it just werks
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14:21 < fettuccine> (encryption optional btw)
14:22 < sibiria> kellyschips14: grub is a do-gooder boot selector. you only need to use this if you intend to host multiple operating systems on that disk
14:22 < fettuccine> btw ppl. what do you think of thinkpad t480. is it a good openbsd laptop?
14:22 < fettuccine> i want somth affordable and future-proof. getting it used
14:22 < kellyschips14> this is what i thought i did during the install, maybe i forgot to select something in the autoinstall then
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14:23 < sibiria> kellyschips14: the installer will ask you something along the lines of "use whole disk, or openbsd portion". you want to use the whole disk
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14:23 < kellyschips14> i have a t460 for a few years now and can't complain, i don't know how better is the t480 tho
14:23 < fettuccine> oh interesting i'll check it out
14:23 < kellyschips14> got it, thank yall, i'm trying it rn
14:24 < fettuccine> goodluck
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14:35 < avemestr> fettuccine: Not sure how buying a 2018 laptop is future proofing, but then again... there's no such thing as future proof consumer electronics nowadays :-)
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14:38 < Stalevar> Hi. Is it possible to get OpenBSD fdisk running on GNU/Linux? The problem with util-linux fdisk is that it's not happy with non-standard layout such as overlapping partitions or partitions starting at 0 sector, which it simply refuses to create at all even in extended mode. In meantime OpenBSD fdisk also supports editing secondary partition tables on extended partitions which linux one doesn't (It cannot create non-standard secondary partition)
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14:39 < fettuccine> avemestr: you're right lol. i meant as in like upgradable but again the cpu is not socketed so idk. ram is 64gb max so thats good. was thinking of a framework laptop but they look expensive. and yeah newer electronics are depressing tbh.
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14:58 < kellyschips14> even soldered CPU's can be "upgraded", i overclocked my x200 cpu and it works just fine
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15:37 < gaussianblue> kellyschips14, so how is your openbsd installation going?
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15:38 < kellyschips14> it just finished
15:39 < kellyschips14> and i have the same issue
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15:39 < kellyschips14> libreboot doesnt detect anything
15:39 < kellyschips14> have to jump to the grup console
15:39 < gaussianblue> You said that in grub you have 2 efi files. Have you tried booting them?
15:40 < kellyschips14> i do have them, bootia32.efi and bootx64.efi, but i dont know how to boot them 
15:40 < gaussianblue> What king of cpu does the machine have?
15:41 < sibiria> make sure your computer's BIOS/EFI doesn't have CSM enabled. it should be running in pure EFI mode
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15:42 < sibiria> or it won't be looking at the ESP for the bootstrap (*.efi)
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15:42 < kellyschips14> i don't remember exactly but the internet says a x200 has a Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 
15:42 < gaussianblue> ok so it will likely be bootx64.efi
15:43 < gaussianblue> What command do you issue in grub to make it list the file?
15:43 < kellyschips14> i don't think libreboot has CSM enabled, i dont remember enabling that
15:43 < kellyschips14> classic ls command
15:44 < gaussianblue> oh, so you've changed your working directory to that of the file?
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15:47 < kellyschips14> i did not, i can't use the cd command. I just used "ls" command which listed the partitions, than ls (ahci0, gpt1)/boot/efi/ shows me the two .efi files
15:48 < kellyschips14> (ahci0, gpt1) is the only partition i can run ls on
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15:48 < gaussianblue> ok. What's the output of 'echo $root' and 'echo $prefix' ?
15:48 < kellyschips14> the others are "unknown filesystems"
15:49 < kellyschips14> echo $root > ata0,1
15:49 < kellyschips14> echo $prefix > (memdisk)/boot/grub
15:51 < gaussianblue> ok, so you seem to have more devices than just the ones you've mentioned earlier. What does 'ls' alone output?
15:53 < kellyschips14> (memdisk) (proc) (cbfsdisk) (ahci0) (ahci0,gpt2,bsd9) (ahci0,gpt2) (ahci0, gpt1)
15:53 < kellyschips14> i only have one hard drive and not usb key connected 
15:53 < sibiria> for the intended disk you should have one ESP and one "regular" GPT partition. that's it
15:54 < gaussianblue> ok. do 'root=(ahci0,gpt1)'
15:54 < gaussianblue> then do 'ls /'
15:54 < gaussianblue> and then 'ls /boot/efi'
15:56 < kellyschips14> changed my root directory, ls / > efi/ 
15:56 < kellyschips14> ls /boot/efi gives an error for not folder found
15:56 < kellyschips14> but 
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15:56 < gaussianblue> ok then 'ls /efi'
15:56 < kellyschips14> ls /efi/boot shows the *.efi files
15:56 < kellyschips14> ls /efi >  /boot
15:57 < gaussianblue> ah it's /efi/boot, not /boot/efi
15:58 < gaussianblue> now try 'chainload /efi/boot/bootx64.efi'
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16:00 < kellyschips14> chainloader / efi/boot/bootx64.efi > "unreckognised payload type" 
16:00 < sibiria> o_o
16:01 < kellyschips14> i am as surprised as you sibiria
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16:03 < gaussianblue> well there is a '--force' option to the 'chainloader' command too. Use if you want to risk that.
16:03 < kellyschips14> i'm feeling adventurous 
16:04 < IcePic> https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-grub/2018-05/msg00037.html -> says there is issues with Libreboot X200
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16:04 < IcePic> quote from the thread: "it took me many hours of research, and some hours on the IRC
16:04 < IcePic> channel, to understand that libreboot - that is coreboot-based - does
16:04 < IcePic> have a chainloader command but it is not fully functional, and that
16:04 < IcePic> https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-grub/2018-05/msg00042.html
16:04 < IcePic> libreboot people are quite happy without chainloader because they have
16:04 < IcePic> workarounds that I didn't understand before...
16:04 < IcePic> "
16:05 < kellyschips14> i hate my life.
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16:05 < avemestr> I would too, if I worked on a 15 year old laptop.
16:05 < kellyschips14> well the --force option just outputed "error: filename expected"
16:05 < IcePic> https://www.mail-archive.com/search?l=help-guix@gnu.org&q=subject:%22Boot+Guix+from+Grub+on+Coreboot+laptop%22&o=newest&f=1
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16:06 < kellyschips14> only difference i might have with those links its that i'm not trying to boot from a usb key
16:06 < IcePic> reddit quote to try SeaBios instead
16:06 < IcePic> You can also try SeaBios instead of Grub2.
16:06 < IcePic> Upvote
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16:06 < IcePic> •
16:06 < IcePic> 4 yr. ago
16:06 < IcePic> Hey, you're the hero that helped me fix my T400. The Coreboot + SeaBIOS still works great. I love that I can finally use FDE in OpenBSD. Thank you so much!
16:06 < IcePic> sorry for the extra crap, didn't know it was in the paste.
16:07 < IcePic> https://www.reddit.com/r/openbsd/comments/ghui9e/anyone_knows_whats_happening_openbsd_66_with/
16:08 < IcePic> interesting what stuff appears if I typed "chainloader unrecognized payload type" into a search box.
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16:10 < gaussianblue> kellyschips14, what command did you type?
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16:11 < gaussianblue> Oh, they've left.
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16:40 < zyxer> rEFInd is good grub replacement
16:40 < zyxer> SeaBIOS is flashed onto motherboard to replace BIOS, no?
16:41 < zyxer> Oh, sorry it is libreboot
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16:45  * experemental using partial-confirmed-boot
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16:53 < ke5c2fin> Can OpenBGP on OpenBSD do Equal-cost multi-path routing (ECMP) with dynamically discovered routes via eBGP?
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17:07 < kodcode> Hi. How do I fix this issue with softraid? https://clbin.com/mzX2G
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17:09 < sibiria> mount -r - or run fsck on it
17:10 < sibiria> and if possible, unmount and detach the filesystem before unplugging it
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17:16 < kodcode> sibiria: fsck on sd2i right?
17:17 < lts> Correct
17:17 < sibiria> kodcode: yes. if you're uncertain you can do "fsck -d"
17:18 < sibiria> just to see what it may or may not do
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17:21 < kodcode> Mark file system clean [Fyn?] - not sure here. ? doesn't do anything.
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17:21 < sibiria> y
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17:23 < kodcode> solved. Thank you. 
17:24 < sibiria> and remember: unmount, detach, THEN unplug
17:24 < sibiria> since it's not a regular USB drive thing you're doing
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18:16 < kellyschips14> so seabios comes already in libreboot ? I'm strugling to understand how to "use it" based on the libreboot doc
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18:28 < IcePic> kellyschips14: it seems libreboot recommends seabios'ing, https://libreboot.org/docs/bsd/
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18:29 < IcePic> https://libreboot.org/docs/bsd/#openbsd-and-corebootfb to be exact
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18:31 < kellyschips14> well, time to find a libreboot/seabios irc to ask for help
18:32 < thrig> she buys seabios by the C shore
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18:40 < IcePic> thrig++
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20:30 < rkta> I got a VPS from openbsd.amsterdam, thinking about migrating away from linux. The openbsd VPS feels incredible slow compared to my cheapo linux VPS (with one core more). Is this an openbsd.amsterdam thing or is OBSD really that much slower?
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20:30 < rkta> Seeing the speed difference when doing dev work on the server, using patches, building, git etc.
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20:31 < sibiria> rkta: it's both
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20:32 < sibiria> openbsd itself isn't particularly snappy nor is openbsd's hypervisor which they run their VMs on
20:32 < sibiria> you pay for the opinion
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20:33 < sibiria> openbsd running on something else (a different hypervisor) is usually a bit nicer
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20:34 < rkta> So, this is not comparable to running OBSD on my laptop? I started with my server to get my toes wet.
20:34 < IcePic> also, the obsd.ams is (of course) running obsd on the host, which means the filesystem lies a certain amount less about outstanding writes and so on
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20:35 < IcePic> linux fs'es are super great at pretending writes have hit the disk, and obsd is slightly less inclined to lie about this, and this makes file IO slower on obsd
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20:35 < sibiria> rkta: no, they are running virtual machines. if you run openbsd on your laptop you're running directly on hardware
20:36 < rkta> ah, caching, yes, I see a lot of difference when using e.g. quilt 
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20:36 < sibiria> specifically, they run their VMs on openbsd's own hypervisor, which is in its infancy still. it's a bit sluggish
20:36 < rkta> sibiria: well, running linux directly on HW and on a VM, I don't see a lot of a difference.
20:37 < sibiria> but we're talking about openbsd running inside openbsd now
20:37 < sibiria> which is what you're experiencing
20:37 < sibiria> they use openbsd as the HOST as well
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20:39 < rkta> ok, so it's a obsd.ams thing, good to know. Only used obsd a bit in virtualbox or CI before and it didn't feel that slow.
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20:58 < rkta> another question: The linker asks me about my use of rand() or sprintf(). Can I tell it that I know what I'm doing? Suppress this warning?
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23:24 < aerth> hello i am wondering if i am in the unsupported stacking softraid0 territory. in the mirrored RAID i have a 2TB unencrypted and a 2TB encrypted. here is bioctl and disklabel output https://pastebin.com/raw/ts95q1Du -- will we be able to recover/rebuild if one of the drives fail? seems fine
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23:52 < aerth> (i may be wrong but ithink stacking raid means disk 1+2+3 make array1, and disk4+array1 make array2. which is not what im doing)
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