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   寮 (ryo@social.076.moe)'s status on Monday, 20-Mar-2023 11:58:29 JST 寮

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   • nekobit
   This is the one thing that drove me away from NetBSD before I even considered giving it a try:
   https://man.netbsd.org/vax/covid.4
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     Terminal Autism (terminalautism@social.076.moe)'s status on Monday, 20-Mar-2023 11:58:30 JST Terminal Autism

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     • nekobit
     File systems are a problem in general. UFS isn't portable either, even to other BSDs with UFS. Brtfs is only on Linux, ext4 doesn't work on BSD except when mounted as read-only ext2 or 3, or something. NTFS is probably the most portable other than FAT, but OpenBSD doesn't have that either. The best thing to do, I think, is to have a power-efficient file server running FreeBSD with ZFS, and then just sharing the files with your LAN, using NFS (or SMB, I guess).
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     nekobit (nekofag@rdrama.cc)'s status on Monday, 20-Mar-2023 11:58:30 JST nekobit

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     • Terminal Autism
     @terminalautism actually just went with netbsd. openbsd seems shit still
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     nekobit (nekofag@rdrama.cc)'s status on Monday, 20-Mar-2023 11:58:31 JST nekobit
     Think ill play around with OpenBSD. just want to cure an Itch
     
     also I may have to give up OpenZFS... cool features but man is it a bitch to use across operating systems :/