Playtime!
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The plan is to run a littleFedi instance, once the dust settles.
1) First time running NetBSD on anything, and I only started using *BSD a year ago. Do I need to compile go from source?
2) My ISP needs to provide me with a modem that can run in bridge mode with a static IP. It seems they can only do one, or the other, but not both. Using LTE modem as backup.
3) littleFedi is not yet available (not complaining!)
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The plan is to run a littleFedi instance, once the dust settles.
1) First time running NetBSD on anything, and I only started using *BSD a year ago. Do I need to compile go from source?
2) My ISP needs to provide me with a modem that can run in bridge mode with a static IP. It seems they can only do one, or the other, but not both. Using LTE modem as backup.
3) littleFedi is not yet available (not complaining!)
@mjack 1) no. Install it from pkgsrc https://man.netbsd.org/pkgsrc.7
2) Most modems can be put into bridge mode but you'll need another device as your router/firewall
3) Real Soon Now
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The plan is to run a littleFedi instance, once the dust settles.
1) First time running NetBSD on anything, and I only started using *BSD a year ago. Do I need to compile go from source?
2) My ISP needs to provide me with a modem that can run in bridge mode with a static IP. It seems they can only do one, or the other, but not both. Using LTE modem as backup.
3) littleFedi is not yet available (not complaining!)
@mjack@bsd.cafe we will also provide the complete builds, so you won’t even need to compile it. More, there is a make target that will compile for all the platforms. It’s cross compiling by default.
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@mjack 1) no. Install it from pkgsrc https://man.netbsd.org/pkgsrc.7
2) Most modems can be put into bridge mode but you'll need another device as your router/firewall
3) Real Soon NowAd 2) I know, and I have several. The problem is not at my end, but rather something about ISP legacy systems that don't talk to each other.
