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Sad Header ShinyBSD didn't happen how I would have liked it to; instead of making a nice, shiny new BSD, I discovered something (awesome?), that TinyBSD is an amazing tool. Happy Header However, I did learn a lot which can help out members of the FreeBSD community; cross compiling, using TinyBSD to save lives, or at least to make tiny, tiny operating systems. Crunchgen and its beauty, and how it's
ZFS on rootなFreeBSD環境をmicroSD上に構築してみる - yaBLOG(2007-11-19)
_ [FreeBSD]ZFS on rootなFreeBSD環境をmicroSD上に構築してみる今回も microSD & ZFS ネタ。前回はmicroSDを使って世界最小のZFSストレージに挑戦してみたけど、今回は世界最小の Bootable ZFS 環境を作ってみよう。当然 ZFS on root 採用で。 とはいえ、BIOSとカードリーダーが対応さえしていれば、microSDをブートデバイスにするのは意外と簡単。順を追って説明していこう。 (2008/3/11追記: 比較的新しいマシンでは、USBからbootしようとすると"BTX Halted"となって失敗することがあるようだ。これに対する修正が3/10に-currentにcommitされたので、最新のソースを取得して cd /usr/src/sys/boot && make install をしておこう。) まず、buildwo
【レポート】備えあれば憂いなし - pfSense/pfSyncでネットワーク管理を容易に (1) 備えあれば憂いなし - pfSense/pfSyncでルータ/ファイアウォール管理を容易に | エンタープライズ | マイコミジャ��
ファイアウォールソリューション「pfSense」 FreeBSDをベースに構築されたルータ/ファイアウォールソリューションとして有名なものにm0n0wallがある。扱いやすいWebインタフェースが特徴で、これをベースとしたソリューションもいくつか開発されている。その"m0n0wallベースのソリューション"の1つにpfSenseがある。pfSenseはm0n0wallと同じく、ファイアウォールソリューションで、OpenBSDからFreeBSDに対して移植されたPacket Filter(以降、pf)、FreeBSD 6.1のALTQ(HFSC)機能などを使って動作するという特徴がある。ファイアウォールソリューションではあるが、m0n0wallとは基本的に目的が異なる。 pfSenseが動作するには最低で128MBのメモリが必要。組み込みで使う場合は、128MB以上のコンパクトフラッシュカー
Mini-FreeBSD script :: semicomplete.com - Jordan Sissel
I wrote a script a while ago to build a very tiny freebsd world. It's extremely fast and only builds a freebsd image in approximately 10 megs of space. It lets you quickly create new jail enviroments or system images for small embedded platforms. If you look at the script itself, you'll get an idea of what it installs. I used a variant of this script to build the system I run on my Soekris net4501
Introduction to NanoBSD
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nanobsd.sh
Poul-Henning Kamp phk at phk.freebsd.dk Thu Oct 20 05:49:48 PDT 2005 Previous message: nanobsd.sh Next message: nanobsd.sh Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] In message <4357775B.9030909 at mikulas.com>, Jiri Mikulas writes: > http://www.freebsd.org/projects/nanobsd/index.html >is for old one. I'm working on an update. >How to create own config ? Basically write a shell
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NetBSD 絹の日記
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SLOBSERVER - L'actualité de Second Life
VPL stands for visual programming; it is a type of language that uses graphical components such as icons, buttons, and symbols in the form of coding. This programming language allows visual illustration of the coding concept generated by the computer. This type of programming language helps non-technical users explain charts and processes in a way that most beginners can comprehend. The visual pro
The NetBSD LiveKey
The NetBSD LiveKeyIntroduction The NetBSD LiveKey project is a non-destructive NetBSD/i386 on USB stick. It is composed of a tarball or zipfile to be uncompressed on an USB key without changing the original Filesystem (usually VFAT). You will probably need about 256MB RAM to run the key smoothly. Content The compressed archive is composed of : A 8MB compressed NetBSD 3.0 kernel bundled with a RAM
Installing FreeBSD on a USB stick, episode II
Installing FreeBSD on a USB stick, episode II Posted by Ceri Davies Thu, 13 Apr 2006 21:37:00 GMT I previously wrote about putting a 6.1-BETA4 FreeBSD installation on a USB stick. Since the bugs that were in the 6.1-BETA4 installation have been fixed, plus to get 6.1-RC1 tested, here are updated instructions (which should work with 6.1-RELEASE as well). These instructions result in a downloadable
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