Kernel

marcel has finally imported gdb into FreeBSD-base. Now we can debug kernels again.

niklas has committed the final SMP branch code, no more SMP branchs, we have SMP in OpenBSD-CURRENT now!!

I have posted it as rev. 1.5 of <research.delphij.net/freebsd/rfc3522.diff>. Some minor comestic changes has gone into the patchset, as junsu pointed out. I’ll remove the unrelated ones soon.

I have ported Jeffrey Hsu’s RFC3522 implementation in DragonFlyBSD to FreeBSD. Check https://research.delphij.net/freebsd/rfc3522.diff.

Sprite is a research operating system developed at the University of California, Berkeley, by John Ousterhout’s research group.

Sprite is a distributed operating system that provides a single system image to a cluster of workstations. It provides very high file system performance through client and server caching. It has process migration to take advantage of idle machines. It was used as a testbed for research in log-structured file systems, striped file systems, crash recovery, and RAID file systems, among other things.

Now beastie.frontfree.net is running with HTT enabled.

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I have noticed that today’s cvsup brings this to my local repo: src/sys/kern/kern_kse.c. From the version it seems to be from kern_thread.c. Waiting commitmail to explain this.

This is an experimental release which tend to exhibit the latest -CURRENT technologies, maintaining stablity and incorporating my improvements which has not been integrated into FreeBSD’s central repository.

I don’t like lawyer much, however, we all have to respect law :-) Apple has released some of their code under a license called “APSL”, what’s that? To quote Robert Watson, a FreeBSD core team member, APSL was considered as something like GPL/LGPL, which is acceptable for standard-alone userspace tools, however, should be taken carefully on kernel aspect.