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Miscelaneous FreeBSD news and links (week 32)
1. FreeBSD East Coast Mirror Yesterday we posted the FreeBSD Foundation’s turns to NYI press release, Steven Kreuzer who was directly involved in the project has put more details on his website: Pretty much since the time that The NYC BSD Users Group was formed, The NY Internet Company have donated a full cabinet and a 10 Mb internet connection [...]
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24. April 2010
Welcome to the (Free)BSD leftovers for week 6. In this post we have a mix of news snippets, quick links, howto’s, links ’n software/package updates. Just a round up of those little things I saved up this week. Previous weeks’ roundups can be found here. FreeBSD News FreeBSD & Google Summer of Code 2010 FreeBSD Project is participating [...]
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19. January 2010
Security Advisories The FreeBSD Security issued 3 security advisories FreeBSD-SA-10:03.zfs FreeBSD-SA-10:02.ntpd FreeBSD-SA-10:01.bind FreeBSD Errata Notice Since FreeBSD 8.0 was released, several stability and performance problems have been identified. This Errata Notice describes several fixes judged to be of particular importance, but low risk, to users with specific workloads or using specific features that trigger these problems. Areas where problems are addressed include NFS, [...]
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29. April 2009
FreeBSD 1) Martin Wilke is looking for people to test QT 4.5.1. He also reports he managed to get Firefox 3.1 Beta4 working on FreeBSD. Please test. 2) Ivan Voras has done some virtualised benchmarking of Ubuntu 8.10, FreeBSD 7.1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 beta on the three currently most prominent virtualisation platforms: VMWare ESX 3.5 U3, Citrix XenServer 5.0 U2, Microsoft Hyper-V 2008 [...]
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21. February 2009
Welcome to the (Free)BSD leftovers for week 8. In this post we have a mix of news snippets, links, howto’s ’n software/package update. Just a roundup of those little things I saved up throughout the week. Previous roundups can be found here. (Free)BSD News Desktop NetBSD Project An interesting discussion was started by Andrew Doran on the NetBSD [...]
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8. February 2009
Week 6 round up: Welcome to the (Free)BSD leftovers for week 6. In this post we have a mix of news snippets, quick links, howto’s, links ’n software/package updates. Just a round up of those little things I saved up this week. Previous weeks’ roundups can be found here. (Free)BSD News New Sidekick Will Run NetBSD, Not Windows CE Many
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18. July 2008
Here are some links to FreeBSD howto articles published this week. This may be of interest to those who don’t mind “getting their hands dirty”. Building a router with pfSense (video) Do you have extra computers lying around the house? In this episode, Matt shows us how to convert an old computer into a home network router. Link [...]
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4. July 2008
These are a few links to FreeBSD howtos published this week that may be of interest to those who don’t mind “getting their hands dirty”. Managing jails This document is an introduction to basic FreeBSD jails also called ‘fat jails’. We discuss an easy jail installation process. We will do some basic jail configuration and show you [...]
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25. April 2008
I News & Articles FreeBSD for Web and E-Mail Servers I’m not touting FreeBSD over Linux. Within the Unix-like community, and even within the Linux world, it’s easy to find heated arguments over the various versions of operating systems. It seems that no matter what software or computer system some people use, they will fight to [...]
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19. April 2008
Howto’s Remote Installation of the FreeBSD Operating System without a remote console Installing Squid – Basic installation of the popular proxy server to reduce network traffic on your WAN Installing GRUB on FreeBSD Interesting pages The FreeBSD boot process BSDtalk147 – interview wit FreeBSD developer Alexander Motin. This interview is about mpd, the netgraph based Multi-link PPP Daemon Heat map of FreeBSD [...]
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13. August 2010
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