Docker - FreeBSD Wiki
Docker on FreeBSD Docker is a popular container tool and ecosystem, comparable to FreeBSD Container & Jail tools, used to simplify and speed-up the creation, deployment and management of isolated application environments. Docker Homepage Work is currently in-progress to develop a FreeBSD Containers: Jail runtime implementation ("runj") and FreeBSD OCI Container Specification necessary to integrate
RootOnZFS/GPTZFSBoot - FreeBSD Wiki
1. Manually Installing FreeBSD on ZFS This guide assumes you want to manually creating the pool, to change default settings, or to not use the entire disk. If you just want to setup ZFS on the entire disk, use the 'ZFS' option in the bsdinstall partitioning menu. Boot FreeBSD install DVD or USB Memstick Select Install, and answer questions such as keyboard layout and hostname When prompted to part
SummerOfCodeIdeas - FreeBSD Wiki
FreeBSD Google Summer of Code Ideas This page lists FreeBSD project ideas for Google Summer of Code (GSoC). If you plan to apply to work on a FreeBSD GSoC project, you should contact one or more mentors as soon as possible to get feedback. We want to ensure projects have a reasonable chance of being successfully completed. How to use this idea list This list of project ideas should be regarded as
arm/Chromebook - FreeBSD Wiki
FreeBSD on Samsung Chromebook "SNOW" model XE303C12 The Chromebook is an affordable computer powered by Samsung Exynos 5250 (ARMv7 Cortex A15) System-On-Chip Supported Device Drivers Framebuffer Keyboard USB 2.0 USB 3.0 Known Bugs/Limitations WiFi is not supported Sound is not supported Power management is not supported, resulting in poor battery life Only Powered USB 2.0 hubs are supported Keyboa
SummerOfCode2014 - FreeBSD Wiki
The FreeBSD Project is pleased to participate in the Google Summer of Code 2014 program. FreeBSD maintains a page containing project ideas suitable for Summer of Code at Summer of Code Ideas, and a more generic Ideas page. Students are welcome to take on projects from that page, or produce their own project ideas and plans. Timeline: March 10: Student application period open March 21 19:00 UTC: St
201305DevSummit/NetworkReceivePerformance/ComparingMutiqueueSupportLinuxvsFreeBSD - FreeBSD Wiki
Comparing mutiqueue support Linux vs FreeBSD Written by Takuya ASADA<syuu@freebsd.org> After I joined Network BoF, I realized maybe it's good to share my knowledge of Linux network stack implementation. Because Linux has some more "generic" APIs / features which FreeBSD doesn't have today. So I wrote this. I hope it helps to think what kind of interfaces/features we need on FreeBSD. RPS (Receive P
UEFI - FreeBSD Wiki
Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) Introduction FreeBSD can boot using UEFI on the amd64 and arm64 platforms since FreeBSD 10.1 (r264095). More information is available in uefi(8). Like loader(8), the UEFI loader loader.efi supports booting from GPT UFS and ZFS filesystems and supports GELI in the loader. Virtualised Development Environment If you wish to test this code under a virtual e
GPLinBase - FreeBSD Wiki
GPL Software in FreeBSD Base Introduction An ongoing goal and project for the FreeBSD base system is migration to modern, copyfree, or at least more permissively licensed components. This page lists GPL-Licensed components in the base system, potential replacements, current and future work. Open Work Work for these components is not yet complete. If you'd like to contribute, please get in touch wi
FreeBSD/Xen - FreeBSD Wiki
This page is replaced by Xen Old FreeBSD/Xen port This wiki page documents the state of FreeBSD on Xen. Below are reported the several configurations on which FreeBSD can run XEN. 32-bit Intel/AMD (i386) FreeBSD supports both hardware virtualized (HVM) and fully para-virtualized (PV) kernels on i386. PV drivers are supported only with the PV kernel. A GENERIC (or similar) kernel should be used in
pkgng - FreeBSD Wiki
PKG Pkg is the Next Generation package management tool for FreeBSD. It is the replacement for the current pkg_info/pkg_create/pkg_add tools that ports use to register local packages and which provide remote packages. Its main goals are to faciliate remote binary package upgrades. It also works with ports without remote binary packages. Resources charter and roadmap pkg primer https://people.freebs
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