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New FreeBSD Core Team elected |
Posted: Thu Jul 27 3:25:57 GMT 2006
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The FreeBSD core team is pleased to announce the completion of another successful core election. We thank everyone who aided in this process including the candidates and voters. A very special thanks is due to Josef Karthauser for once again stepping up to serve as the electioneer.
The core team would also like to thank Wilko Bulte for continuing to serve as the core secretary during this past term. He performed a lot of the bookkeeping work as well as keeping issues from slipping through the cracks.
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BSDForums.org is 4 years old! |
Posted: Sat Jan 28 8:02:36 GMT 2006
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With the help of entire BSD community, we are celebrating our 4th Birthday, our 4th year of existence today. We reminisce Monday January 28th, 2002 when we went online early afternoon, with just a handful of visitors - today we have many! Thanks to freebsd.org folks, we have now also been officially listed under their web resources section.
We have been busy with our new year endeavors and hope to resume our news postings shortly. We hope that you like hanging around here - we will continue sharing and serving BSD to everyone and anyone. As always, thanks individually, for all your visits, support and encouragement!
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X.Org FreeBSD ports upgrade to 6.9 release |
Posted: Mon Jan 2 9:00:04 GMT 2006
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FreeBSD committer Dejan Lesjak says that the new X Window System has been released by X.Org a couple of days ago. There are two alternative build systems - release 6.9 and release 7.0. He thinks that X.Org ports could be first upgraded to 6.9 in order to get the features, bugfixes, driver updates sooner as well as new way of loading modules.
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ATI FireGL Linux Driver (fglrx) ported to FreeBSD |
Posted: Thu Dec 29 6:25:52 GMT 2005
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Chris Gilbert has picked up his pending work in cooperation with ATI to port their Linux "fglrx" driver to FreeBSD. He has put together a preliminary alpha release of the driver port in it's current state, and done a bit of testing himself. He also has an updated version which installs glATI.h file, is much more port-friendly, has all of the Linux docs and README file installed and works as a true FreeBSD port.
He would be thrilled to get some feedback from all of you.
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New OpenBSD snapshots, special treats |
Posted: Mon Dec 26 17:46:50 GMT 2005
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OpenBSD architect, developer Theo de Raadt says that the new i386 snapshot heading out now contains a few uncommited little pieces which enable a potpourri of i2c goodness. Mostly, this will provide some sensor stuff to people who do not have ipmi(4) or esm(4) support.
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NetBSD 3.0 Released |
Posted: Sun Dec 25 7:45:50 GMT 2005
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The NetBSD Project is pleased to announce that release 3.0 of the NetBSD operating system is now available.
NetBSD is widely known as the most portable operating system in the world. It currently supports fifty seven different system architectures, all from a single source tree, and is always being ported to more. Complete source and binaries for NetBSD 3.0 are available for download at many sites around the world.
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MFC of local_startup changes to rc.d complete on FreeBSD |
Posted: Thu Dec 22 8:46:40 GMT 2005
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FreeBSD committer Doug Barton says he has MFC'ed (merged from current!) to RELENG_6 the changes in /etc/rc* that bring new-style boot scripts from the local_startup directories (by default /usr/local/etc/rc.d and /usr/X11R6/etc/rc.d) into the base rcorder. For old style scripts (those that don't use rc.subr) there should be no changes.
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BayLisa DragonFlyBSD Presentation |
Posted: Wed Dec 21 9:01:53 GMT 2005
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DragonFlyBSD architect Matt Dillon has put together slides of his Bay Lisa presentation. The primary focus of his talk was a physical characterization (latencies, overheads, etc) of MP mechanisms and algorithms implemented by DragonFly. He explains how the algorithms work and provides hard (TSC-derived) numbers from a dual-core Athlon 64 X2 based system.
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