@cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

Please note that I have moved to: @cynicalsecurity@bsd.network - this account is seldom read and followers *do not* migrate over, i.e. you have to follow the other account if you are so inclined.

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cynicalsecurity ->@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

· 104mo ago

Please note that I have moved to: @cynicalsecurity@bsd.network - this account is seldom read and followers *do not* migrate over, i.e. you have to follow the other account if you are so inclined.

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cynicalsecurity ->@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

· 105mo ago

Polite notice: I’ve moved, I’m on @cynicalsecurity@bsd.network now.

I just noticed some people are still answering here and I have not seen your messages, sorry :(

And yes, I did set the forward…

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cynicalsecurity ->@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

· 106mo ago

I have moved my main account to @cynicalsecurity@bsd.network should you wish to follow me there.

I have already followed, at least I hope, all those I was previously following.

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cynicalsecurity ->@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

· 106mo ago

Does anyone have experience with the PINE64 SBCs?

https://www.pine64.org/?page_id=46823

They seem to offer Gigabit Ethernet compared to the Raspberry Pi3 or is this purely theoretical? I also note FreeBSD support in 12.0-CURRENT.

pine64.org

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cynicalsecurity ->@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

· 105mo ago

Replying to

@bhtooefr@mastodon.social @cynicalsecurity@bsd.network Done, thank you for the recommendation.

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cynicalsecurity ->@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

· 106mo ago

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@phessler@mastodon.social does it mean it does OpenBSD? :) I notice on the forum they say HardenedBSD is available for the PINE64-LTS (Is it true @lattera@bsd.network ? I thought HardenedBSD was amd64-only). I am working hard on removing my machines from hosting because $$ and setting up an el-cheapo hosting at home on ARM-based machines. My biggest load is e-mail to my private domains and the PoC||GTFO mirror..

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cynicalsecurity ->@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

· 106mo ago

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@phessler@mastodon.social @lattera@bsd.network not sure what that means about u-boot but I'd be happy to learn :) Where can I document myself?

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cynicalsecurity ->@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

· 106mo ago

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@phessler@mastodon.social @lattera@bsd.network Oh, OK, so I should not assume this is as trivial as burning an image on to a microSD card… I am trying to decide what to do in the sense that the Pi 3 with Raspbian is a nice toy but for my servers I would prefer *BSD. My plan is to use the WD external disk for Raspberry Pi 3 (or the PINE64 eMMC) for server stuff but if it is a nightmare then perhaps not.

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cynicalsecurity ->@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social

· 106mo ago

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@phessler@mastodon.social @lattera@bsd.network USB disk, I assume, as I don't see a SATA connector (like the Raspberry).

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