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New to FreeBSD? Choosing the right installation image is a great place to start. A member of the FreeBSD community recently shared a helpful walkthrough explaining the different FreeBSD installation images and when to use each one, including: • DVD images • Boot-only (network install) • USB memory stick images Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EFG3BO6oVY Which installation method do you prefer when getting started with FreeBSD? #FreeBSD #OpenSource #BSD #Unix #TechTips
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FreeBSDやらのセキュリティアドバイザリは、RSSをチェックしているのだけど。 RSS運用は経験的に、ほんとに必要なものに絞らないとと破綻するw #FreeBSD
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Welp, I got #FreeBSD 14.1 running in #Rancher #Harvester using the Cloud Init image, which unfortunately doesn't appear to play well with Harvester Cloud Init templates, nor with the format here: https://community.ops.io/jmarhee/preparing-a-freebsd-cloud-image-with-cloud-init-22lh

But I was still able to log in via Harvester's VNC and configure ssh from there. Next step is seeing if I can somehow get qemu guest agent to run on it.
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Well, that was easy - pkg install qemu-guest-agent and then add qemu_guest_agent_enable="YES" to rc.conf. Then I started it with service qemu-guest-agent start from there. Now, the #FreeBSD VM details like IP address, etc, show up in #Harvester. Nice!
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Having a weird hankering to run #FreeBSD again and I'm not sure why. I have no practical reason to do it, but there's something about it I miss. I'm definitely not in a place in life where I would consider running it as my main OS anymore like I did a little over a decade ago.
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Welp, I got #FreeBSD 14.1 running in #Rancher #Harvester using the Cloud Init image, which unfortunately doesn't appear to play well with Harvester Cloud Init templates, nor with the format here: https://community.ops.io/jmarhee/preparing-a-freebsd-cloud-image-with-cloud-init-22lh

But I was still able to log in via Harvester's VNC and configure ssh from there. Next step is seeing if I can somehow get qemu guest agent to run on it.
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Having a weird hankering to run #FreeBSD again and I'm not sure why. I have no practical reason to do it, but there's something about it I miss. I'm definitely not in a place in life where I would consider running it as my main OS anymore like I did a little over a decade ago.
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@[email protected] Tbh not much is different on the desktop side with #freebsd. Wayland, steam and most of the Linux goodies work great under it. The ports system is really good and comes close to a gentoo like feel with package customizations.
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Having a weird hankering to run #FreeBSD again and I'm not sure why. I have no practical reason to do it, but there's something about it I miss. I'm definitely not in a place in life where I would consider running it as my main OS anymore like I did a little over a decade ago.
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