romanMar 10
if you #runbsd and #x11, could you please run these commands and paste output in reply?


uname -sr
sysctl hw.version

time (x11perf \
-dot \
-create \
-destroy \
-map \
-rect500 \
-aa24text \
-copywinwin100 \
-f8text \
-fitext \
-gc \
-getimage500 \
-pcircle100 \
-polytext \
-putimage500 \
-rect500 \
-resize \
-scroll100 \
-tileftext \
-tr10text \
-triangle100 \
-repeat 2 \
-time 1 > /dev/null)
Show threadTim Chase
@hi I get complaints about the x11perf arguments not being correct?
Mar 10 at 7:29pmWeb
Show threadTim ChaseMar 10
@hi likewise, no hw.version on either my FreeBSD or OpenBSD machine
Show threadromanMar 10
hmm, interesting... thank you for trying ❤️
Show threadTim ChaseMar 10

@hi looks like the version on FreeBSD had issues, but on OpenBSD they worked.

Granted, my hardware is ancient, so running it on my ancient Dell Inspiron1420 gives

OpenBSD inspiron1420.attlocal.net 7.8 GENERIC.MP#4 amd64
2m53.26s real 0m06.23s user 0m06.14s system

and I don't even want to try on my VESA netbook (hours maybe? 😆)

Show threadTim ChaseMar 10

@hi the netbook (a Dell Mini10) is OpenBSD (also 7.8) and reports
hw.version=A05

I suspect the presence of that is based on some BIOS value or dmidecode-type output, so it's available on some machines but not others

Show threadromanMar 10
oh i see, these are probably openbsd specific...