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Show threadpirateprenticeMar 18

@ricardo @obj
Even beautifuller man pages on #OpenBSD with mandoc (and mupdf as pdf-viewer)

$ bman () { man -w "$1" | xargs mandoc -T pdf > /tmp/"$1".pdf; mupdf /tmp/"$1".pdf ; rm /tmp/"$1".pdf; }
$ bman less

Show threadpirateprenticeSep 17, 2025

@aartaka
just checked on obsd here:

% which ed
/bin/ed
% cat > /tmp/foo
1234
abcde
XYZ
^D
% ed /tmp/foo
15
w !rev
4321
edcba
ZYX
15
^D

Which is identical to GNU ed's behaviour. What did not work with #OpenBSD 's #ed ?

pirateprenticeAug 28, 2025
@vinishor nice to hear! you're going to install #openbsd?
pirateprenticeJun 29, 2025

Found a way to reset the security-mode on a SUN netra t1 105
See

https://pestilenz.org/~bauerm/shoestring/2025/06/29/#netra.t1

#sparc64 #oldhardware #freebsd

The Shœstring Foundation Weblog

pirateprenticeFeb 17, 2025

@chakuari @ibannieto
on OpenBSD install
socat
and
u9fs.
Then:

obsd% socat TCP4-LISTEN:5640 EXEC:"u9fs -u $USER -a none /tmp"

9front% 9fs tcp!$openbsd_ip!5640 /n/obsdtmp
9front% ls /n/obsdtmp

Good luck!

pirateprenticeMay 10, 2022
@solene it's MBR. UEFI is disabled in the BIOS
pirateprenticeMay 10, 2022
#openbsd problem: install finished with encrypted partition as per FAQ. disklabel shows the RAID partition, fdisk says the whole disk starting with sector 64 belongs to openbsd. bioctl -c C -l $thedisk with the correct key works. the encrypted root contains everything necessary AFAICS. But the bootloader does not ask for the key, and does not boot! How to make it recognize the encrypted partition?
pirateprenticeOct 26, 2021
#openbsd
does anybody run OpenBSD 7.0 on a loongson with xenocara? my logs here (2F) say:
xf86OpenConsole: No console driver found
Supported drivers: wscons
There is no xorg.conf and the defaults seem to be, uhm, defaulting.
pirateprenticeDec 28, 2019
@ckeen
Hi there. Noch im Baellebad?