Category Archives: FreeBSD

George Neville-Neil: Hardware Performance Monitoring Counters on non-X86 Architectures AsiaBSDCon 2010 paper session. Abstract: Hardware Performance Monitoring Counters provide programmers and systems integrators with the ability to gather accurate, low level, information about the performance of their code, both at … Continue reading →

Massimiliano Stucchi: BSD in the routing industry AsiaBSDCon 2010 paper session. Abstract: The BSD family has always been very well known for its robust network stack, hence it has been widely used in many different fields and applications. In the … Continue reading →

Constantine A. Murenin: Quiet Computing with BSD AsiaBSDCon 2010 paper session. Abstract: Quiet Computing with BSD (Programming system hardware monitors for quiet computing) In this talk, we will present an overview of the features and common problems of microprocessor system hardware … Continue reading →

Rui Paulo: Wireless Mesh Networks under FreeBSD AsiaBSDCon 2010 paper session. Abstract: With the advent of low cost wireless chipsets, wireless mesh networks became much more attractive for both companies, governments, and the general consumer. Wireless mesh networks are being … Continue reading →

AsiaBSDCon 2010 paper session. Abstract: Since 2001 we have used FreeBSD as a high performance computing (HPC) cluster operating system. In the process we have ported a number of HPC tools including Ganglia, Globus, Open MPI, and Sun Grid Engine. … Continue reading →