Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2024 08:40:02 +1100
From: matthew green <m...@eterna23.net>
Message-ID: <17306.1731447...@splode.eterna23.net>
I sent a longer reply off list:
| i don't have any particular useful thing to say, but i will add that
| while my 730 sees some of the issues you do, it rarely is a problem.
I'm using a 730, the exact same model Paul has I think, and don't really
see any issues, other than that it isn't quite powerful enough for what
I'd like.
| both my desktops with the 730 and 1030 are ryzen (5600G and 3950x,
| respectively) and run -current, both recently updated.
Mine is intel (i9-12900KS).
| oh, one idea i just had -- tried using full GENERIC, not MODULAR?
| this shouldn't matter, but maybe it does.
I suggested the same. My kernel config doesn't even include "options MODULAR"
| most of the time, if X crashes,
I haven't seen an X related crash in essentially forever - but as I told
Paul in the off-list reply, nor have I updated the X server (or libraries)
since before -10 was branched (long before it was released). I run HEAD
for the kernel (with random binary and library updates as absolutely
required) and otherwise leave userland alone, until I am ready for a major
upgrade (which will involve booting to a different / and /usr and /usr/pkg
so I can just return to the current setup).
In fact, I think only 2 things kill my system without my intent - power
fail longer than the UPS can handle, and disconnecting busy USB drives...
(I try and avoid the latter whenever possible, the former is beyond my
cotrol).
kre
