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[?]/home/rqm Β» 🌐
@rqm@exquisite.social

Here's a snippet for sending files via serial from (and other BSD systems) via direct RS232 serial using YMODEM (set to 57600 baud for great success, in my case the transfer likes to fail at higher speeds):

First you need lrzsz for sending stuff:

# pkg_add lrzsz

Then establish a serial connection:

$ cu -l /dev/cua00 -s57600 -d
Connected to /dev/cua00 (speed 57600)

Then (on a "clean" line, so perhaps press Enter once for good measure) issue the cu command:
~C
Which forks out and asks for a command you'd like to execute.
Run:

*Local command?* lsz --ymodem ~/file-to-send.bin
Sending: file-to-send.bin
Bytes Sent:1881472/5125910 BPS:5243 ETA 10:18

Then put the other machine in YMODEM receiving mode and rub your hands together in glee.

Other methods that work but are discouraged:

cu(1) actually has XMODEM transfer baked in (running the ~X command once connected) but I found it to be unreliable and slow. Don't use it.

Depending on your use case you might be able to use the ~> command in cu(1) as well, but that will just directly write file contents to the serial connections, "raw". In my case this was NOT what I wanted as I wanted to send stuff to a non-unix machine. But if you did, then you'd probably need to just cat the output of the serial connection to a file on the receiving end.

    [?]TomΓ‘Ε‘ Β» 🌐
    @prahou@merveilles.town

    Fish gives Postman fish a letter. Postman fish travels through a dangerous evil forest. Postman fish reaches a computer. Postman fish checks Fish's letter. It says "ls" and a key is attached. Postman fish types ls on the computer. It prints the output of the command. Postman fish copies the output of the command and travels back to Fish. Postman fish hands Fish the output of "ls" in a neat envelope with a fish sticker.

    Alt...Fish gives Postman fish a letter. Postman fish travels through a dangerous evil forest. Postman fish reaches a computer. Postman fish checks Fish's letter. It says "ls" and a key is attached. Postman fish types ls on the computer. It prints the output of the command. Postman fish copies the output of the command and travels back to Fish. Postman fish hands Fish the output of "ls" in a neat envelope with a fish sticker.

      [?]h3artbl33d :openbsd: :antifa: [Try/Me] Β» 🌐
      @h3artbl33d@exquisite.social

      BSD Conference in NL

      On Saturday, 9th of May, there is the Spring edition of BSD-NL :flan_hurrah: Our lovely BSD conference, held in the Netherlands. Or more specifically, in Utrecht - which is the centre of our little country.

      Do you use the BSDs in any way - whether personally, professionally? Everyone with even the slightest interest into the BSDs is welcome, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned maintainer/contributor :flan_hacker: There will be a couple of talks/presentations, plenty of room and time to hack - and to socialize if that is your thing :flan_coffee: :flan_beer:

      So: grab a ticket, join the awesomeness: BSDNL.nl :flan_guns: And follow @bsd_nl :flan_announcer:

        [?]BSD NL Β» 🌐
        @bsd_nl@mastodon.bsd.cafe

        πŸ“’ The Call for Papers is open for BSD-NL Conference – Spring 2026 πŸ“’

        We are looking for talks on any *BSD πŸ‘πŸ˜ˆβ›³ topic!

        Whether you’re a seasoned speaker or just starting out, we want to hear from you.

        Share your ideas and join us in Utrecht!
        πŸ”— events.bsdnl.nl/early2026/

        πŸ“† 2026-05-09 / May 9th 2025
        πŸ• 10:00-23:00 CET
        πŸ“ Brouwerij Maximus (Utrecht)
        🌐 bsdnl.nl

        Tom Hanks as Joe Fox in the movie "You've Got Mail" acting like the godfather.
It has the text: Submit!

        Alt...Tom Hanks as Joe Fox in the movie "You've Got Mail" acting like the godfather. It has the text: Submit!

          [?]EuroBSDCon Β» 🌐
          @EuroBSDCon@bsd.network

          πŸ“’ Looking for first-time *BSD speakers! πŸ˜ˆβ›³οΈπŸ‘

          The EuroBSDCon 2026 Call for Papers is open, and we’d love to hear from you, yes you! Whether you are just starting out or have a unique perspective to share, your voice matters.

          Have you:
          - Discovered something cool about *BSD?
          - Solved a tricky problem or learned a useful thing?
          - Want to share how *BSD can make a first-time user experience better?

          This is your chance to share your story, learn from others, and grow as a speaker in a supportive community.

          πŸ”— Submit your idea here: events.eurobsdcon.org/2026/cfp
          πŸ“… Deadline: June 20, 2026

          We are here to help, mentorship and guidance available!

          Cutout of the EuroBSDCon 2026 banner.
Comic like drawing.

First panel has a butler serving a nice Belgium beer. There are two speech bubbles. 1. ...we find this? 2. Etterbeek, Sir.

The second panel has Manneken Pis doing his thing.

          Alt...Cutout of the EuroBSDCon 2026 banner. Comic like drawing. First panel has a butler serving a nice Belgium beer. There are two speech bubbles. 1. ...we find this? 2. Etterbeek, Sir. The second panel has Manneken Pis doing his thing.

            [?]EuroBSDCon Β» 🌐
            @EuroBSDCon@bsd.network

            πŸ“’ Calling all BSD enthusiasts! πŸ˜ˆβ›³οΈπŸ‘

            The call for papers for EuroBSDCon 2026 in Brussels is open, and we're looking for your brilliant ideas! 🌟

            Got a groundbreaking discovery in *BSD applications, architecture, or implementation? Or maybe you've cracked the code on performance and security? We want to hear from you!

            Don't miss this chance to:
            - Demonstrate how *BSD are tackling today’s challenges and solving real-world problems.
            - Explore the inner workings of *BSD, share your expertise on its design, structure, and innovation.
            - Unveil your best practices, clever hacks, and practical tips for optimizing and fine-tuning *BSD.
            - Unlock the full potential of *BSD to maximizing efficiency, speed, and scalability.
            - Showcase your expertise in hardening *BSD and building robust defenses against modern threats.
            - Highlight how *BSD is driving change in economic, organizational, and societal contexts.

            events.eurobsdcon.org/2026/cfp

            Deadline: June 20, 2026 πŸ•’

            Let's make EuroBSDCon 2026 the best one yet! See you in Brussels! 🌟

            EuroBSDCon 2026 in Brussels, Belgium πŸ‡§πŸ‡ͺ
            September 09-13, 2026

            Snippet from the banner of EuroBSDCon 2026. It's a comic style drawing of the   Atomium with the FreeBSD logo floating in front of it. The Grand-Place is also drawn with the NetBSD flag on top.

            Alt...Snippet from the banner of EuroBSDCon 2026. It's a comic style drawing of the Atomium with the FreeBSD logo floating in front of it. The Grand-Place is also drawn with the NetBSD flag on top.

              [?]horia Β» 🌐
              @horia@honk.vedetta.com

              Can't we all just #RUNBSD?

                [?]fuuma Β» 🌐
                @fuuma@masto.hackers.town

                Good timezone Fedi - what desktop environment or window manager do you use and why? If you could recommend it in a 1 sentence, what it would be?

                  [?]/home/rqm Β» 🌐
                  @rqm@exquisite.social

                  See I would have loved to reply to your email but my internet is slow and my working hours were taken up with running # sysupgrade -s before I would open my emails to make sure it's all secure so I never had enough time, sorry

                    [?]BSD NL Β» 🌐
                    @bsd_nl@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                    🚨 Spring is upon us! 🚨

                    To celebrate this we want to announce, with a little more time this time, the next edition of the BSD-NL Conference.

                    BSD-NL Conference - Spring 2026 πŸ‘πŸ˜ˆβ›³

                    πŸ“† 2026-05-09 / May 9th 2026
                    πŸ• 10:00-23:00 CET
                    πŸ“ Brouwerij Maximus (Utrecht)
                    🌐 bsdnl.nl

                    If you have a talk prepared already we want to hear from you! You can submit your abstract at events.bsdnl.nl/

                    Hack! You can even register for the event already... the price we charge is to cover lunch. tickets.bsdnl.nl/bsdnl/early-2

                      [?]Stefano Marinelli Β» 🌐
                      @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                      Why I love FreeBSD

                      A personal reflection on my first encounter with FreeBSD in 2002, how it shaped the way I design and run systems, and why its philosophy, stability, and community still matter to me more than twenty years later.

                      it-notes.dragas.net/2026/03/16

                        [?]π™Ήπš˜πšŽπš• π™²πšŠπš›πš—πšŠπš β™‘ πŸ€ͺ Β» 🌐
                        @joel@gts.tumfatig.net

                        :openbsd: TIL that the trunk(4) #OpenBSD manual page has an EXAMPLES section that describes how to "(...) set up roaming between wired and wireless networks using two network devices (...)". Which means you don't have to access the OpenBSD FAQ to do it. And that's fscking great when you brought your laptop to the and forgot to configure the automatic switching!

                        :runbsd: #RunBSD

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                          [?]roman Β» 🌐
                          @hi@romanzolotarev.com

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