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Remote Desktop Using RDP and VNC
(tumfatig.net)
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2y ago
Hi and thanks :) I did not created such thing ... but You can use SingleFile browser extension: - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/ To save entire page with images and videos as
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2y ago
Lets assume You got 4TB 6TB 5TB and 8TB drives ... just do a 4TB 1st primary partition on each of them and create a ZFS pool from that - I do not understand where the 'pain' is ... You can then add 1TB 2nd partition on 6TB and 5TB
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2y ago
Thanks, feel free to reach me out directly for any FreeBSD help. Regards, vermaden
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Using FreeBSD and also Linux/AIX/... I would say FreeBSD is easier to use/learn. Also - important stuff/commands/subsystems does not change on FreeBSD every 5 years. With Linux for example things that changed: - Ini
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Check the + UPDATE(S) on the right. Details here: https://imgur.com/xUL9gQa My 'fault' is that I do not add exact date of the update but ... this is the message I keep on my front page: Keep in mind that I try
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I started in 2018 but I keep adding new articles and update the older ones with relevant data. So it means - its ALL up-to-date.
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I agree with You. I believe there would be a 'follow up' to this article when 8 TB (or at least 6 TB) NVMe SSD modules will be available on 2280 and 2242 sizes :) Then I would make ZFS mirror of them ... and hopefully with ECC RAM
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To be honest - no - I already have something 'big' - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2023/07/30/amd-based-freebsd-... - described here in details - and needed something tiny :) ... but thank You for
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Perfect NAS Solution
(vermaden.wordpress.com)
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2y ago
Nice to see that :)
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Discord is more or less just IRC in the browser ...
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2y ago
After using FreeBSD for so much time I can not get used to 'OpenBSD-current' naming :)
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It was always THIS naming scheme. Tradition. - 14-CURRENT - 14.1-STABLE - 14.1-PRERELEASE - 14.1-BETA1 - 14.1-BETA2 - 14.1-BETA3 - 14.1-BETAN - 14.1-RC1 - 14.1-RC2 - 14.1-RC3 - 14.1-RCN - 14.1-RELEASE Details here: - https://docs
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On FreeBSD getting S.M.A.R.T. status over USB drive works without any problem: # smartctl -a /dev/da0 smartctl 7.4 2023-08-01 r5530 [FreeBSD 13.2-RELEASE-p1 amd64] (local build) Copyright (C) 2002-23, Bruce Allen, Ch
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Its very hard to beat Dell Wyse 3030 LT with USB attached disks. - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2023/04/10/silent-fanless-del... I use that and the costs are about $20-25 for a used Dell Wyse 3030 and $
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2y ago
Your comment made my day :)
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Cut 90% Costs by Migrating from Kubernetes in Cloud to FreeBSD on Premise
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FreeBSD Samba Share with FreeIPA/IDM Auth
(vermaden.wordpress.com)
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FreeBSD Bhyve Companion Tools
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Sometimes its the LEAST expected thing (that one this article does not cover). Some time ago I had some really cheap SATA 2.5 SSD 256 GB in my laptop. If generally worked well - system (FreeBSD) was responsive but ... when I deleted large f
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Now Is the Time to Migrate to FreeBSD Bhyve Hypervisor
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Very healthy attitude. Would do exactly the same.
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Proxmox vs. FreeBSD: Which Virtualization Host Performs Better?
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FreeBSD 14.1-Release Released
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Thank You. ... and yes - this is the problem with 'dedicated' SPARE drives - they just sit there unused and You never know if they will work when the time comes. ZFS resolved that with DRAID where there are not 'dedicated
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Yes, it will 'hurt' more to use SMR drives with raidz1/raidz2/raidz3. ... but I believe ZFS DRAID mode will not hurt that much on SMR drives. In ZFS DRAID there is no dedicated SPARE drives - but 'spare blocks'
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To be honest I would not expect using SMR drives in some important production systems. I would even prefer to use CMR ones ... but the 2.5 drives with 4-5 TB capacity are only available in SMR - maybe in the future when 2.5 drives will ofee
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FreeBSD Unix 2024 Q1 Status Report
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I had a ‘side’ journey to the Mac wonderland as I got opportunity to use Macbook Pro with Mac OS X Leopard for a year. That allowed me to get real ‘feel’ of the Mac ecosystem and their hardware (and philosophy) so I will not repeat same ste
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