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Another i915 support update – DragonFly BSD Digest

http://www.dragonflydigest.com/2015/08/06/16567.html

A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD. Another i915 support update. Francois Tigeot has updated i915 support to match what’s functionally in Linux 3.16. Accelerated video on Broadwell chipsets is now fully supported, plus a bunch of other changes mentioned in his commit message. Posted by Justin Sherrill. Another i915 support update. Click here to cancel reply. Will not be published). Laquo; Tonight: What’s New with OpenBSD. BSDNow 101: I’ll Fix Everything. Whose fault is this?

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Speeding up your DragonFly boot – DragonFly BSD Digest

http://www.dragonflydigest.com/2015/08/03/16535.html

A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD. Speeding up your DragonFly boot. If you are sure you don’t need to look at your boot menu for very long in DragonFly, you can make it zip by quickly. Posted by Justin Sherrill. Someday you will need this. Speeding up your DragonFly boot. Click here to cancel reply. Will not be published). Laquo; BSDNow 100: Straight from the Src. Initrd and uname fixes in DragonFly. Whose fault is this? Number of posts: 6,750. The Book of PF.

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Lazy Reading for 2015/08/02 – DragonFly BSD Digest

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A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD. Lazy Reading for 2015/08/02. Be ready for the latent craziness in some of the links for this Lazy Reading episode. Unix Meets Prime Numbers. The Itanium processor, part 1: Warming up. Google INTERCAL Style Guide. There Was Only ASCII. 8220;Procedural Death Labyrinths” sounds fun. ( via. How Pinterest simplified, compartmentalised and scattered the web. 8220; actually a hat. GMO biology transformed by “Inventor of Email”. Posted by Justin Sherrill.

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BSDNow 100: Straight from the Src – DragonFly BSD Digest

http://www.dragonflydigest.com/2015/08/03/16543.html

A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD. BSDNow 100: Straight from the Src. I managed to be on the road and so did not post about the milestone 100th episode of BSDNow. Which has an interview with Sebastian Wiedenroth about both pkg and pkgSrcCon, along with all their other news. Posted by Justin Sherrill. BSDNow 100: Straight from the Src. Click here to cancel reply. Will not be published). Laquo; Lazy Reading for 2015/08/02. Speeding up your DragonFly boot. Whose fault is this?

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initrd and uname fixes in DragonFly – DragonFly BSD Digest

http://www.dragonflydigest.com/2015/08/04/16556.html

A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD. Initrd and uname fixes in DragonFly. If you are running DragonFly-master, there have been fixes for a wrong uname. My fault) and initrd image booting with encrypted drives. Update if you are running on the bleeding edge, if you haven’t already. Posted by Justin Sherrill. Initrd and uname fixes in DragonFly. Click here to cancel reply. Will not be published). Laquo; Speeding up your DragonFly boot. Tonight: What’s New with OpenBSD. The Book of PF.

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Tonight: What’s New with OpenBSD – DragonFly BSD Digest

http://www.dragonflydigest.com/2015/08/05/16547.html

A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD. Tonight: What’s New with OpenBSD. If you are around New York City tonight at 6:45, make your way over to the Stone Creek Bar and Lounge, at 140 E 27th St., to hear Brian Callahan present the newest OpenBSD things. Posted by Justin Sherrill. Tonight: What’s New with OpenBSD. Click here to cancel reply. Will not be published). Laquo; initrd and uname fixes in DragonFly. Another i915 support update. Whose fault is this? Number of posts: 6,750.

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In Other BSDs for 2015/05/16 – DragonFly BSD Digest

http://www.dragonflydigest.com/2015/05/16/16085.html

A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD. In Other BSDs for 2015/05/16. This includes all the BSD material I didn’t have time to get posted last week. I hope you have some time for reading today; there is a lot here. Royal activity affecting your open source files. Or at least the start of it) in bhyve. Bad memory blacklisting in FreeBSD. I’d be worried about keeping partially bad RAM in place, but this is probably being used on a larger scale. 25 year old col bug. A week of pkgsrc #10.