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16:22:29 <puffybuf> monerod on openbsd doesn't work at all.. I tried it multiple machines and drives.
16:22:41 <puffybuf> monerod error in handle_invode_map std::bad_alloc
16:23:15 <fbfa3bd15e> do you have W^X enabled
16:23:22 <puffybuf> it uses way too much resources as well, to the point where my ssh login would timeout
16:23:38 <m-relay> <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> try --db-sync-mode=fast:async:2500000bytes
16:23:41 <puffybuf> I have to make a new user and put limits in login.conf
16:24:32 <puffybuf> well I compiled it myself OpenBSD 6.8. It usually gets about 60-70% before problems
16:24:55 <m-relay> <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/7027#issuecomment-3475064905
16:25:09 <m-relay> <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> Possibly related
16:35:17 <puffybuf> is W^X necessary? I could copy it to /usr/local and try. The flag needs to be set for specific program during compile I think
16:36:04 <fbfa3bd15e> nah, openbsd just reminded me of a bug where monerod crashes due to RandomX JIT
16:36:05 <m-relay> <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> that was brought up recently too. Let me see if i can find
16:36:21 <m-relay> <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/10180
16:36:23 <fbfa3bd15e> the JIT engine allocates a block of memory as writable and executable
16:36:32 <fbfa3bd15e> which is incompatible with W^X
16:38:37 <fbfa3bd15e> the JIT engine should mmap the block as writable whenever it is time to write, and then back to executable. but switching off JIT is a bit of a hack in the meantime
16:44:24 <puffybuf> I don't think it is linked with WX allowed though
16:44:34 <puffybuf> you need more than just WX allowed filesystem
16:45:04 <puffybuf> for example: readelf -l $(which python3.12)
16:45:12 <fbfa3bd15e> W^X applies to memory blocks
16:45:14 <fbfa3bd15e> not files
16:45:35 <puffybuf> and you'll see python3.12 is allowed OPENBSD_WXNEED 
16:46:14 <fbfa3bd15e> ah, so openbsd has special file flags that allow write and execute at the same time?
16:48:08 <puffybuf> so you need wxallowed in /etc/fstab when mounting /usr/local, and the program needs to be linked with it as well. I could be wrong tho
16:48:30 <puffybuf> but it gets to 70% before crashing anyways
16:50:34 <fbfa3bd15e> you can try the UMASK env variable in the github issue
16:50:37 <fbfa3bd15e> which will disable JIT
16:50:53 <fbfa3bd15e> or do $ ld monerod -zwxneeded
16:51:09 <fbfa3bd15e> and set wxallowed in your /etc/fstab