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FreeBSD News leftovers (pkgng, FreeNAS, perfect db server)
These are some interesting links I came across over the last few days: pkgng beta 1 The pkgng developers have released the first beta of FreeBSD’s new package management. FreeNAS on FLOSS Weekly There’s an interview on FLOSS Weekly (episode … Continue reading →
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BSDTalk Interview with Deb Goodkin (FreeBSD Foundation)
There’s another BSDTalk interview available. This time with Deb Goodkin, director of operations for the FreeBSD Foundation. bsdtalk211 – The FreeBSD Foundation with Deb Goodkin (MP3 | OGG) Does your website or blog wants FreeBSD Hosting?
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FreeBSD 9 Review by on the Linux Action Show (video)
Alan, Chris and Bryan talk about FreeBSD 9.0 on the Linux Action Show. In my opinion, the hosts could be more focused, serious and professional, instead of joking around continually. Anyway, this is the link: FreeBSD 9.0 Review. If you’re interested … Continue reading →
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FreeBSD 9.0 Press Release and Review
The FreeBSD Foundation has released a FreeBSD 9.0 press release: Release of FreeBSD 9.0 Delivers More Power to Serve. Today, the FreeBSD Foundation announced the recent release of FreeBSD 9.0. FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE raises the bar for open source operating systems in … Continue reading →
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FreeBSD Quarterly Status Report (October – December 2011)
The FreeBSD Quarterly Status Report for FreeBSD project work taken place between October – December 2011 is now available. There are 32 items in this update: Projects Auditdistd Project BSD-Licensed C++ Stack pfSense User-land Programs Replacing the Regular Expression Code System Configuration Utilities FreeBSD Team … Continue reading →
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GhostBSD 2.5 RC3 released
The GhostBSD team have released GhostBSD 2.5 RC3 for testing. Did you know it is now also possible to build your own GhostBSD? Does your website or blog wants FreeBSD Hosting?
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BSD Certification Study DVD and interview
The Winter/Spring 2012 Edition of the BSDA Study DVD is now available from the BSD Certification website, as announced here. The DVD contains: FreeBSD 8.2 and its ports collection NetBSD 5.1 and the latest version of pkgsrc OpenBSD 5.0 and … Continue reading →
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FreeBSD Events Updates (Scale, AsiaBSDCon, BSDCan)
A new year, a new series of FreeBSD Conferences. Mark them in your diaries if you’re planning to go. SCALE 2012 iXsystem, FreeNAS, PC-BSD and the FreeBSD Foundation will be represented at SCALE Linux Expo 2012. The Southern California Linux … Continue reading →
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New FreeBSD Foundation funded projects (IPv6, auditdistd)
The FreeBSD Foundation has announced it will be funding two new projects: 1. Performance analysis of FreeBSD’s IPv6 stack by Bjoern Zeeb The project will carry out a detailed performance analysis starting with benchmarking IPv6 to IPv4 to get up-to-date numbers … Continue reading →
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CAM Target Layer committed to HEAD
Ken Merry committed CTL to HEAD for testing earlier this week. From the commit message: CTL is a disk and processor device emulation subsystem originally written for Copan Systems under Linux starting in 2003. It has been shipping in Copan (now SGI) … Continue reading →
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FreeBSD 9.0 Release posts
The release of FreeBSD 9.0 has been picked up by quite a few (Linux related) websites. Some of them are copies of the release announcement, others have more to say. Just sharing some I’ve come across: Sharing some links relating … Continue reading →
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PC-BSD 9.0 (Isotope Edition) available
iXsystems has announced the availability of PC-BSD 9.0 (Isotope Edition)(via). Based upon FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE, this is the first release of PC-BSD which offers users a variety of desktop environments to choose from, such as KDE, GNOME, XFCE, LXDE and more! … Continue reading →
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FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE Available
Some of you guys already emailed me last week about the release of FreeBSD 9, but it wasn’t until today that it became official: The FreeBSD project has now officially announced the availability of FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE. ISO’s were already available for some … Continue reading →
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BSD Magazine – January 2012 issue is out
January’s issue of the BSD Magazine is now available: FreeBSD: Get Up-To-Date (free PDF download). You’ll find the following subjects: What’s New in FreeBSD 9.0 by Dru Lavigne Puppet on FreeBSD FreeBSD IPS With Snort Inline malloc(9): The Kernel’s General Purpose Memory … Continue reading →
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FreeNAS 8.0.3 released
Garrett Cooper has announced the availability of FreeNAS 8.0.3-RELEASE earlier today. FreeNAS 8.0 is so far missing some of the media streaming capabilities that came with FreeNAS 0.7, and to make up for that gap, a FreeNAS 8.0.3-RELEASE_MULTIMEDIA version will be … Continue reading →
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FreeBSD News on Google+
You’re probably aware of our Google+ Page. I prefer Google+ for social networking over Facebook as its privacy settings are better and it’s easier to share news and interact with others. If you’re on Google+ you can +1 us and … Continue reading →
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FreeBSD Foundation 2011 fund-raising a success
The FreeBSD Foundation announced on its Facebook page that it has raised $426,292, surpassing the $400,000 goal. This is even without the cheques they have received. Great result. As you will know, the Foundation uses these donations to promote and … Continue reading →
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Happy New Year
Wishing you all a good and prosperous 2012. Hopefully we’ll see FreeBSD 9 released soon and some exciting new projects announced to make FreeBSD and operating systems based on it, the best branch of operating systems available. What would you … Continue reading →
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Interview with Adrian Chadd on 802.11n in FreeBSD
Adrian Chadd is the current FreeBSD net80211/ath driver maintainer and developer. He’s been working with a few others to get usable 802.11n support into FreeBSD. OSNews did an interview with Adrian and the following was discussed. What’s the state of … Continue reading →
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pfSense 2.0.1, load balancing and pfSense Cookbook
pfSense is a powerful, open source, free and FreeBSD based firewall and security solution. The follwoing are three links you may be interested in if you use or would like to use pfSense. pfSense 2.0.1 announcement Chris Buechler has announced the … Continue reading →
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