Hello -- I successfully connected a BT mouse to NetBSD 10 (/dev/wsmouse2).
Cool.
When I launch X11, the BT mouse seems to work by simply moving the cursor
around. But once the cursor is over a window, I noticed that the X,Y
motion is also triggering scrolling. It's as if the mouse motion is
>
> What has changed with GENERIC NetBSD 10 that I now need a monitor
> connected?
>
> [ 3.409208] i915drmkms0: interrupting at msi6 vec 0 (i915drmkms0)
> [ 3.417023] [drm] Initialized i915 1.6.0 20200114 for i915drmkms0 on
> minor 0
> [ 3.447019] intelfb0 at i915drmkms0
> [
Hello -- I have a NetBSD 10 GENERIC RELEASE AMD64 installed on a Lenovo
i7-4770 desktop that I use for a build machine. I just did a fresh install
after having run 9.3 and everything was great with 10 until I tried to
boot without a monitor.
In my case, I used the VGA port (no keyboard) after
> On Thu 21 Mar 2024 at 12:20:47 +, nia wrote:
>> Unfortunately I've determined that syncthing is the easiest way to get
>> files on and off a modern smartphone. MTP ain't it.
>
> I use Total Commander (a Norton Commander-like tool) from
> https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=76644 or
> I look at it in exactly the opposite way - it fills me with joy to
> see that something has gone wild and filled a partition, and I didn't
> even notice, as everything I'm doing is elsewhere, not being bothered.
> [Turn on process accounting, and do a few full builds, and /var/account
> will
On Thu, Nov 16, 2023 at 06:03:56PM +0100, Manuel Bouyer wrote:
> To do better I think I'd go with an implementation of ntpd on a
microcontroller
> (maybe an ESP32, which has native ethernet) and use the PPS signal
with a
> capture channel. Doing true real time on more complex CPUs is really
>> Greg Troxel writes:
>>
>>> Brad Spencer writes:
>>>
>>> (The advice about "use gpio" is good - I am just trying to clarify USB
>>> PPS.)
>>
>> It has worked very well for me, assuming that the GPS module is stable.
>> I had one that would have a tendency to crash in its firmware after
>>
> Greg Troxel writes:
>
>> Brad Spencer writes:
>>
>> (The advice about "use gpio" is good - I am just trying to clarify USB
>> PPS.)
>
> It has worked very well for me, assuming that the GPS module is stable.
> I had one that would have a tendency to crash in its firmware after
> being up for a
Hello -- Does NetBSD support PPS output from a USB GPS? I'm
using NetBSD 10 RC1.
I have a USB GT-U7 GPS module attached, and I have gpsd running on
/dev/ttyU0 and receiving GPS data. This looks good.
After configuring ntpd, when I run ntpshmmon, I'm seeing NTP0, but no
NTP2. If I understand
