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Re: [Nova izdanja] OpenBSD

nobody@mycity.rs (Brok) — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 03:59:12 +0100

Claude Mythos i Project Glasswing: jutro kada je jedan AI prona�ao 27 godina star bag u OpenBSD-u

Otvorio sam ju�e ujutru laptop i do�ekale su me tri privatne poruke na Slacku i jedan grupni chat koji je potpuno izmakao kontroli. U svima isti link. Kompanija Anthropic je upravo objavila pregled novog modela pod nazivom Claude Mythos, i u istom dahu najavila ne�to �to se zove Project Glasswing. Polovina poruka bila je ono standardno "jesi li video ovo". Druga polovina su bile razne varijante "�ekaj, je l� ovo stvarno?".

Izvor i �lanak u celosti

Re: Instalacija i konfiguracija NAS (Network Attached Storage) servera

nobody@mycity.rs (kostolac) — Wed, 19 Feb 2020 22:01:46 +0100

Dok ne nabavin drugi hard disk imam jedno hipoteti�ko pitanje. U slu�aju da se pokvari usb flash na kome se nalazi instalacija freenas-a da li se i kako moze pristupiti fajlovima koji se nalaze na hard disku?

Re: MidnightBSD

nobody@mycity.rs (bocke) — Wed, 28 Feb 2018 16:27:06 +0100

----------- Napisano: 28 Avg 2016 13:12 ---------

Ina�e, Lumina Desktop (prva slika) je lagano desktop okru�enje bazirano na Qt5. Dostupno je i za druge Juniksoide, uklju�uju�i slobodnu BSD familiju operativnih sistema i mnoge Linuks distribucije. Lumina je originalno razvijena za TrueOS/PC-BSD. Za vi�e informacija, bacite pogled ovde.

----------- Dopuna: 28 Feb 2018 16:27 ---------

Intervju sa osniva�em MidnightBSD projekta: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici] (27.02.2018.)

Re: [Nova izdanja] DragonFly BSD

nobody@mycity.rs (Rogi) — Tue, 28 Mar 2017 14:16:31 +0100

DragonFly BSD 4.8

Improved kernel performance

This release further localizes cache lines and reduces/removes cache ping-ponging on globals. For bulk builds on many-cores or multi-socket systems, we have around a 5% improvement, and certain subsystems such as namecache lookups and exec()s see massive focused improvements. See the corresponding mailing list post with details.
Support for eMMC booting, and mobile and high-performance PCIe SSDs

This kernel release includes support for eMMC storage as the boot device. We also sport a brand new SMP-friendly, high-performance NVMe SSD driver (PCIe SSD storage). Initial device test results are available.

EFI support

The installer can now create an EFI or legacy installation. Numerous adjustments have been made to userland utilities and the kernel to support EFI as a mainstream boot environment. The /boot filesystem may now be placed either in its own GPT slice, or in a DragonFly disklabel inside a GPT slice.

DragonFly, by default, creates a GPT slice for all of DragonFly and places a DragonFly disklabel inside it with all the standard DFly partitions, such that the disk names are roughly the same as they would be in a legacy system.

Improved graphics support

The i915 driver has been updated to match the version found with the Linux 4.6 kernel. Broadwell and Skylake processor users will see improvements.

Other user-affecting changes

Kernel is now built using -O2.
VKernels now use COW, so multiple vkernels can share one disk image.
powerd() is now sensitive to time and temperature changes.
Non-boot-filesystem kernel modules can be loaded in rc.conf instead of loader.conf.

+ All changes since DragonFly 4.6Kernel

Refactor buffer cache code to remove dynamic KVA reservations. Instead, all KVA is reserved at boot time. Saves us from unnecessary IPIs and allows significant simplification of the buffer cache code.

Add vfs.repurpose_enable (under test, disabled by default). This feature can be enabled to significantly reduce the IPI and VM management load on a machine which is doing huge amounts of file I/O, for example from a NVMe SSD, by bypassing normal VM page recycling mechanism. When enabled, the feature only triggers under high I/O loads. It works by repurposing the VM pages underlying a buffer in-place (when possible) so as not to have to kremove/kenter the pages in the buffer's KVA. Normal VM page recycling (which would otherwise be overwhelmed by the I/O load) is bypassed as well.

Change how the IPIQ is processed, in particular create an independent Xinterrupt vector mechanism for page invalidations that ignore (will operate) even if a critical section is held. Implement machdep.optimized_invltlb (disabled by default, under test) which avoids sending tlb invalidation IPIs to idle cpus.

Fix numerous races that could occur under extreme loads. Most use cases would never trigger these but our build boxes did occasionally. For example, there was a two instruction race where the cpu bit for a pmap would be cleared (for two instructions) and cause a TLB IPI occuring at the same time on another cpu for the same pmap to not realize that cpu was using the pmap. The fix is to disable the CR3 reload optimization for the LWP->LWP (same proc) switch case.

Fix a HAMMER bug which could result in a DATA CRC error being improperly reported.

Fix a double-write triggered by the way HAMMER uses cluster_write(). This significantly improves HAMMER's write performance.

Numerous other HAMMER cleanups and fixes also went in.

Fix a hard lock that could occur in getpbuf*() due to a misinterpretation of the return value of an atomic op.

Fix a stacking interrupt that can occur in a 10-instruction window, potentially (but not found in the wild) running the kernel stack out.

Cut pmap related IPIs in half for certain buffer-cache operations by not bothering to invalidate the TLB, and on the flip-side always invalidating the TLB when entering a new PTE even if the prior contents was invalid. This improves performance and also makes debugging easier by removing a problematic optimization.

Fix a number of difficult-to-trigger SMP races, in particular one related to doing simultaneous umounts of different mount points which the bulk build could trigger. Also fix a mountctl vs umount race.

Reduce the number of atomic ops in the switch path.

Fix a namecache race/panic which could occur under extreme loads coupled with a lot of mount/umount activity.

Restrict %rip sampling to root.

Fix a getpid() issue in vfork() when threaded. In particular, concurrent vfork()s in a threaded program could cause the wrong PID to be returned by getpid() in the child prior to the exec.

Fix a rare tsleep/callout race when the callout timer triggers before the tsleep() is completely done setting up.

Cleanup namecache stall messages on the console. In particular, report the proper elapsed time and the td_comm of the thread involved.

Further reduce memory testing and early-boot zeroing to improve boot times on systems with large amounts of ram.

Remove the idle page-zeroing code entirely. Zeroing a page on a modern cpu on-demand is better for many reasons, and may actually be faster when combined with the consumer accessing data in the page, due to cache effects. Remove PG_ZERO, because it is no longer needed. Removing PG_ZERO also makes the kernel more debuggable by removing another possible source of cross-contamination.

Refactor and finish implementing CPU localization for kernel memory allocations. Combine with NUMA awareness. This works for cpu-localized or short-lived kernel data structures. The two are combined together in our PQ_L2_SIZE abstraction that used to be the VM page coloring code. This code now also handles CPU localization and NUMA awareness.

Fix many vkernel issues and significantly improve vkernel performance.

Update kern.proc.pathname, a sysctl used by programs to find the path of the running program. This sysctl was originally implemented before we stored sufficient data to return a full, proper path.

Sync ACPICA from Intel (this is a regular occurrence).

Fix the memcpy() assembly ABI. The assembly was not returning the original (dst) argument. Doesn't fix any known issues but closes a hole when GCC sometimes decides to call memcpy while generating code.

Many commits to clean up -O2 warnings and errors. The kernel is now compiled -O2 by default.

Add a workaround for an improper yield in the ACPI path (aka buggy ACPI code).

Fix a STOP/CONT race that could be triggered by a pending signal at just the wrong time.

Threaded coredump fixes and fix a lockup related to same when multiple threads of the same process seg-fault at the same time.

Fix a CAM/VM deadlock that could occur due to a bug in uiomove_nofault(). This could cause an 'indefinite wait buffer' during heavy paging/swapping.

Add code to detect and deal with lost IPIs. This is primarily for vkernels where some virtual hosts can lose IPIs. Real CPUs are not supposed lose IPIs.

Various fixes to clock_gettime().

Remove more vestiges of the MPLOCK. All critical paths have long since divested from this lock, but there are still a few non-critical places left that use it.

Rework the low-memory process killing code and fix a number of races that could prevent the feature from working.

Fix a system lockup with VMM and refactor the VMX code.

Fix a deadlock when numvnodes reaches maxvnodes, which can occur under heavy loads. Also fix a minor kernel memory leak when 'df' or filesystem sync races a umount. Also reduce the maxvnodes calculation modestly. For example, a machine with 8GB of ram will now set maxvnodes to 478483 instead of 598103.

Fix a rare panic which can be triggered by vm_object_page_remove() when user_yield() is improperly called while holding a spinlock, and then decides to deschedule.

Reduce the size of some dynamically allocated kernel structures. In particular, excessively-sized inode hash table allocations are now smaller. Primarily affects UFS (which DragonFlyBSD doesn't use much).

Add workaround for AMD erratum 793.

Fix a deadlock which can occur in stacked cluster_*() I/O calls.

Fix a bug where recursive module loading could deadlock.

Fix a silly bug in the NFS sillyrename code (server side NFS) which could cause the NFS server's sillyrename code to never remove the silly-renamed file. How silly!

Do a better job accommodating high-ncpu + low-memory configurations.

Refactor shared spinlocks to reduce the amount of spinning which can occur when multiple cpus acquire a shared spinlock at the same time.

Overhaul namecache operations to reduce SMP contention even further. This improves simultaneous non-conflicting single-component performance at least 25x on systems with many cores, and significantly reduces vnode and mount structure ref and unref operations.

Overhaul numerous other kernel structures to improve cache locality and reduce cache line bouncing.

Fix a bug in SMBFS's file rename code.

Implement RLIMIT_RSS, a per-process RSS limiter which will force localized paging on a per-process basis. This feature can be used to prevent one process from turning the rest of the machine into a hard case.

Increase the maximum supported swap space. The maximum is now limited primarily by ram and will be in the tens of terabytes (if you have enough ram for the supporting management structures). Also increase the kernel's KVM from 128G to 511G.

Implement dynamic pmap deletion (disabled by default). This directs the pmap code to delete intermediate page table pages and PDs from the pmap on the fly. It can be useful if memory is at a premium, but note that, if enabled, it will slow execution of programs which allocate and deallocate memory at a high rate.

Refactor how user 'nice' levels work, making the selected nice values more significant than they used to be.

Add a high performance native NVME driver to DragonFly, written by Matt Dillon. This driver will use MSI-X vectors and all available queues supported by the device, per-cpu localization with no locking or minimal locking (no SMP conflicts in most cases), and is capable of insane IOPS and throughput.

Graphics

Stabilizes Broadwell and Skylake, bring us up to the Linux 4.6 equivalent DRM.

Implement the Linux i2c API to make porting easier.

Fix a few old bugs, including a lock order reversal, which could stall-out video playback (and the rest of X).

Fix a kernel drm thread priority mistake that allowed user processes to have a higher priority than the drm helper thread. This fixes most temporary video stalls reported on browsers.

Handle EFI framebuffer passing into DRM, improve syscons VT switching and fix a related deadlock. Also have the kernel try to switch back to the console VT from X when a panic occurs.

Networking

Many improvements across the board.

iwm - Fixes an issue caused by inverted logic. Numerous other improvements that significantly improve performance.

wlan - Support for asynchronous bg scan and other features added.

Other drivers

nvme - Added to default kernel build, plus fixes and performance improvements.

mmcsd - Significant eMMC support added to DragonFly.

ahci - Some compatibility adjustments and more quirks added to support broken chipsets, in particular port multipliers. Also implement FBS (FIS-Based-Switching) when supported by the chipset.

Trackpoint and Elantech support added.

Userland

systat enhanced to collapse multiple interrupts belonging to the same driver, as there are often too many to list now.

systat -vm 1 significantly enhanced and revamped to report more useful information and to unpack fields so they don't run into each other. And add 'nvme' to the block device match. Also adjust the extended vmstats display and change how ozfod and nzfod is reported.

'vmstat 1' output refactored. All the fields were running into each other due to the high performance of a modern machine verses what existed 30 years ago.

Change mount/mountd signalling to reduce unnecessary mountlist scans and commands from mount_null and mount_tmpfs operations. Only really matters under heavy concurrent use of mount/umount, but the bulk build actually creates that situation.

Fix numerous fork/exec*() leaks that libc can trigger due to not using O_CLOEXEC in an atomic fashion. Add various O_CLOEXEC features to functions like popen() and mk*stemp*() (add mkostemp() and mkostemps()). Fix a file descriptor leak in popen() when running in a threaded environment.

Be nicer to pthreads in vfork() by giving the new sub-process's lwp the same TID as the one that called vfork(). This allows pthread support functions to execute in the child during the vfork without imploding pthreads.

Lots of compatibility fixes to headers to improve dports bulk builds.

Several OpenSSL imports for security fixes.

Resync OpenSSH to make it easier to keep it uptodate.

Separate out kernel C flags by having the kernel build use KCFLAGS instead of CFLAGS.

Remove numerous old ISA drivers from the tree entirely. As DragonFlyBSD is now 64-bit only, we can begin to remove old drivers that do not exist on 64-bit platforms.

Introduce WORLD_CFLAGS and WORLD_CCOPTLEVEL, defaulting to -O. This makes it easier to compile your world -O2 or whatever (e.g. WORLD_CCOPTLEVEL=2). However, we discourage use of 3 or higher. Valid values are 0, 1, 2, 3, s, g, and 'fast'.

Adjust STATUS formatting for ps to make it more readable and to remove ancient flags that are no longer applicable and just create clutter.

Fix malloc() alignment for small allocations. The minimum alignment is now 16 for allocations in the 16-128 byte range instead of 8. Note that power-of-2 allocations have always been naturally aligned, but some programs use multiples of (e.g.) 16, like '48', and assume 16-byte alignment.

Fortunes refactored, added.

powerd - Add temperature-based management to powerd with a new -H lotemp:hightemp option. This feature is extremely useful on laptops with poor cooling and whos BIOSes intentionally throttle at too-high a temperature. Powerd now also detects power state changes (which can change the list of available frequencies) and properly transitions the service when a power state change occurs.

Lots of libthread_xu / pthreads fixes and adjustments to improve dports compatibility.

Add copy-on-write features to the vkernel. For example, allows multiple vkernels to use a single disk image by having each one COW modifications internally to ram.

/usr/src/secure rewired, conflicts removed from libmd, libcrypt.

Various tools have been upgraded in the base system:

Compiler updated to GCC 5.4.1.

We now have a gold linker with LTO.

binutils 2.25

less 481.

OpenSSL / LibRESSL completely revamped. Base now uses libressl.

Multiple timezone updates.

Hammer Status

Miscellaneous improvements. One thing that didn't make it into the release was a version bump to use a faster CRC algorithm with a different polynomial. This work will be MFC'd to -release once testing is complete. However, users should not worry about it too much because the most serious performance fix IS in the release (a fix to the cluster_write() code for filesystem writes).
Hammer2 Status

Development continues but no word yet on a first release.
Clang status

A starting framework has been added for using clang as the alternate base compiler in DragonFly, to replace gcc 4.7. It's not yet complete. Clang can of course be added as a package.
64-bit status

Note that DragonFly is a 64-bit-only operating system as of 4.6, and will not run on 32-bit hardware.

AMD Ryzen support is in the release and further work will be brought in as new Ryzen developments occur. There are some cpu-reported-topology issues that will be fixed and MFC'd. There are some stability issues currently waiting on an AMD microcode update to resolve/retest. Ryzen users can be assured that we are staying on top of it!

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Re: UbuntuBSD

nobody@mycity.rs (Ri�ard) — Tue, 31 May 2016 06:58:36 +0100

Tema jeste u BSD, a u Linux Download je senka, pre�ica.

Re: [Nova izdanja] FreeBSD

nobody@mycity.rs (nulti.korisnik) — Wed, 13 Apr 2016 01:15:43 +0100

nulti.korisnik ::Ha, izasao je 10.3 ali jos uvek nikakve zvanicne objave nema.
Ko hoce, ima linkova:
[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

Lista promena ce biti azurirana.

Iza�ao je.

�ta je novo:
Citat:- The UEFI boot loader received several improvements: It now follows /boot/config and /boot.config files, multi-device boot support works and command line arguments are parsed. Additionally, its framebuffer driver has been enhanced with GOP (Graphics Output Protocol) and UGA (Universal Graphics Adapter) handling, allowing to set the current graphics mode on systems using one of these methods. Moreover, ZFS boot capability has been added to the UEFI boot loader, including support for multiple ZFS Boot Environments (BEs), e. g. those provided by sysutils/beadm.

- The CAM Target Layer ctl(4) now supports High Availability setups.

- The Linux� compatibility layer has been substantially improved and now is capable of running 64-bit applications on amd64 (x86_64), 1:1 threading, VDSO and subset of the epoll(7) family sufficient for the majority of programs.

- The em(4) and igb(4) drivers have been updated to version 7.6.1 and 2.5.3 respectively. Among others, this brings support for i219/i219(2)/i219(3) hardware found with Intel� Skylake generation and newer chipsets.

- The isp(4) driver has been updated and improved: It now also supports 16 Gbps Fibre Channel adapters, has improved target mode support and completed Multi-ID (NPIV) functionality.

- The ixgbe(4) driver has been updated to Intel� FreeBSD Networking Group version 3.1.13-k and support for X552 and X550T was added.

- The initial implementation of reroot support has has been added to the reboot(8) utility, allowing the root file system to be mounted from a temporary source file system without requiring a full system reboot.

- The bsdinstall(8) utility has been updated to allow for creating root-on-ZFS installations on UEFI-based systems in automatic mode.

- The ifconfig(8) utility now reports SFP/SFP+ optics module data when the -v flag is specified and a NIC driver provides such information, i. e. for cxgbe(4), ixgbe(4), mlx5en(4) and sfxge(4).

- The jail(8) utility has been updated to include a new flag, -l, which ensures a clean environment in the target jail. Additionally, jail(8) now runs a shell within the target jail by default when no command was given.

- The mkimg(1) utility has been updated to support NTFS file systems in both GPT and MBR partitioning schemes.

- The xz(1) utility has been updated to version 5.2.2, which provides support for multi-threaded compression.

- GNOME has been updated to version 3.16.2.

- TeXLive has been updated to TL2015.

- Xorg-Server has been updated to version 1.17.4.

And much more ...

Obave�tenje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]
Detaljnije: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]
Errata: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

Re: [Nova izdanja] GhostBSD

nobody@mycity.rs (E.L.I.T.E.) — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 10:23:51 +0100

GhostBSD 10.1 Ève

Citat:After a year of development, testing and debugging we are pleased to announce the release of GhostBSD 10.1 MATE & XFCE which is available on SourceForge and torrents for the amd64 and i386 architectures.

What's new in GhostBSD 10.1

GhostBSD ISO image is hybrid that can be burn on DVD or USB stick
XFCE is coming back
Users can chose to install the BSD boot manager, Grub boot manager or simply None and use their Linux Grub
Station Tweak a fork of Mate Tweak
OctoPkg GUI frontend for pkgng written in Qt
Station Update Manager to update FreeBSD base system and third party software
Software from pkg or ports can be installed in the live DVD/USB session
VT Console by default
Instant verification for user and root to know if the password is strong and match on the system installer
Host name and user name auto completion when typing the real name
Vim

What changed in GhostBSD 10.1

The installer partition editor UI and partitioning have been greatly improved
SpiderOak has been removed from the default system
GDM is replacing PCDM for more functionalities
Wifimgr is now fully replaced by Networkmgr
What has been fix.
The installation process failed to copy
Radon/ATI and Intel issue
Mouse integration suport for VirtualBox
The installer GPT partition problem
Some installer text error

Screenshot:

Home Page:
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Download:
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Re: [Nova izdanja] PC-BSD

nobody@mycity.rs (E.L.I.T.E.) — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 10:16:30 +0100

PC-BSD 10.2

The following features or enhancements were introduced for PC-BSD� 10.2:

Based on FreeBSD 10.2 which adds these features.
CD-sized network installers are available for both the graphical and text installers. The installation looks the same for both, with the difference being the size of the downloaded media and the fact that the installation files are retrieved over the network rather than from the installation media.
Lumina has been updated to 0.8.6.
iocage has replaced Warden as the back-end for jail management in AppCafe� and the �Warden� tab has been renamed to �Plugins�. The Warden graphical utility has been removed from Control Panel and the command line usage docs have been changed to describe how to use the iocage command line utility.
The default Serif/Sans Serif font is now Noto instead of Dejavu.
The graphical installer now uses the Droid font.
The installer now supports installing to free space. This means that you no longer need to temporarily format a partition after shrinking a drive when installing PC-BSD� in a dual-boot scenario.
The graphical installer now provides a shortcut to Disk Manager.
Wine has been removed from the installer but can be installed afterwards using AppCafe�.
The �Domain Name� field has been added to the Time Zone Selection Screen.
The �Enable Optional Services� screen has been added to the post-configuration wizard. Currently, this screen allows you to enable the SSH service or to disable IPv6.
The �Tile Plugins� and �Cascade Plugins� entries have been added to the right-click menu of Lumina.
You can now create and manage more than two panels using the Lumina configuration utility.
The �Save Pkg List� option has been added to the �Configure� button of AppCafe�.
The �Enterprise (Long Term Support)� repository has been added to AppCafe� ‣ Configure ‣ Repository Configuration. This option is meant for enterprise users that wish to only receive software updates which fix known security vulnerabilities.
If you install or uninstall any software in AppCafe�, a �Status� tab will appear so that you can review the installation log.
The System ‣ Branches menu has been added to Update Manager. This can be used to change which software branch is used to track updates.
The showeol option has been added to pc-updatemanager.
The �Allow Valid Users with UID under 1000� checkbox and �Additional Excluded Users� field have been added to Control Panel ‣ Login Manager ‣ Misc.
The probe-netdrives, list-mountednetdrives, mountnet, and unmountnet options have been added to pc-sysconfig.
The �Domain Name� field has been added to Control Panel ‣ Network Configuration ‣ Network Configuration (Advanced).
The �Replication Server� screen has been removed from the Life Preserver initial configuration wizard and an option has been added to the last screen of the wizard offering to open the advanced configuration options so that replication can be configured.
Life Preserver�s �Local Snapshots� tab now allows you to create a list of datasets to exclude when creating snapshots.
Life Preserver�s �Replication� tab now allows you to create a list of datasets to exclude when replicating to the remote server.
The �Reset Replication Password� option has been added to the Life Preserver ‣ Snapshots menu.

Screenshot:

Home Page:
[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

Documentation:
[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

Download:
[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

Complete ISO installer: HTTP | Torrent
Netinstall ISO installer: HTTP | Torrent

BSD za Rapsberry Pi

nobody@mycity.rs (bocke) — Wed, 19 Aug 2015 18:14:49 +0100

Nai�ao sam danas na objavu u vezi FreeBSD slike za RPI. Ne se�am se ta�nog linka, ali sa�uvao sam objave sa RPI bloga. Ovo je trenutni status dostupnosti slika BSD derivata za RPI:

FreeBSD

Citat:Another day (a particularly snowy day, here), another new OS for the Pi. This is not an official release; this image has been built by the FreeBSD community (and we do expect an official variant from [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici] at some point). But this is very useful early access if you�ve been wanting to play with FreeBSD on your Pi; be aware, though, that this is not a finished, stable port, so you may encounter some bugs. You�ll need an SD card of 4GB or more to dd this image to.

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

NetBSD

Citat:In last week�s FreeBSD post, we linked to an early version of Nick Hudson�s NetBSD image for Pi. Nick has now released a new version which fixes a number of USB issues, and we�ve placed it in our mirror system.

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

OpenBSD

Ne�e da mo�e.

Theo de Raadt ::Dewey Hylton ::i'm hoping the raspberrypi will eventually be supported on openbsd (if the hardware proves to be stable, $35 sounds GREAT) but i don't have the skills to go there myself.

Wow. Dream on. It is a mess of firmware. You know nothing of our history?

Re: Gnome3 status na OpenBSD

nobody@mycity.rs (profiler1982) — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 10:41:04 +0100

rekao sam @nemysis-u da kad dodje gnome3 cu da dignem pc-bsd. evo odrzavam obecanje

FreeBSD tromesecni izvestaj Okt-Dec 2013

nobody@mycity.rs (soxxx) — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 09:30:39 +0100

FreeBSD tromesecni izvestaj o tome sta se radilo od oktobra do decembra 2013:

Citat:Introduction

This report covers FreeBSD-related projects between October and December 2013. This is the last of four reports planned for 2013.

The last quarter of 2013 was very active for the FreeBSD community, much like the preceding quarters. Many advances were made in getting FreeBSD to run on ARM-based System-on-Chip boards like Cubieboard, Rockchip, Snapdragon, S4, Freescale i.MX6, and Vybrid VF6xx. FreeBSD is also becoming a better platform for Xen and the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud. There are plans for FreeBSD to become a fully supported compute host for OpenStack. The I/O stack has again received some performance boosts on multi-processor systems through work touching the CAM and GEOM subsystems, and through better adaptation of UMA caches to system memory constraints for ZFS. The FreeBSD Foundation did an excellent job in this quarter, and many of their sponsored projects like VT-d and UEFI support, iSCSI stack, Capsicum, and auditdistd are about to complete. At the same time, new projects like Automounter and Intel GPU updates have just been launched. The Newcons project has been merged into -CURRENT, which will make it possible to finally move to the latest version of X.Org in the Ports Collection. Efforts are also under way to improve testing with Jenkins and Kyua. It is an exciting time for users and developers of FreeBSD!

Thanks to all the reporters for the excellent work! This report contains 37 entries and we hope you enjoy reading it.

FreeBSD Team Reports
FreeBSD Cluster Administration Team
FreeBSD Core Team
FreeBSD Port Management Team
FreeBSD Postmaster Team
FreeBSD Release Engineering Team
Projects
CBSD
Jenkins Continuous Integration for FreeBSD
Kernel
GEOM Direct Dispatch and Fine-Grained CAM Locking
Intel 802.11n NIC (iwn(4)) Work
Intel GPU Driver Update
Native iSCSI Stack
New Automounter
UEFI Boot
UMA/ZFS and RPC/NFS Performance Improvements
Updated vt(9) System Console
Architectures
FreeBSD Host Support for OpenStack and OpenContrail
FreeBSD on Cubieboard{1,2}
FreeBSD on Freescale i.MX6 processors
FreeBSD on Freescale Vybrid VF6xx
FreeBSD on Newer ARM Boards
FreeBSD/EC2
FreeBSD/Xen
Intel IOMMU (VT-d, DMAR) Support
Userland Programs
auditdistd(8)
Base GCC Updates
BSDInstall ZFSBoot
Capsicum and Casper
Centralized Panic Reporting
FreeBSD Test Suite
The LLDB Debugger
Ports
FreeBSD Python Ports
GNOME/FreeBSD
KDE/FreeBSD
Wine/FreeBSD
X.Org on FreeBSD
Xfce/FreeBSD
Miscellaneous
The FreeBSD Foundation

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Re: Besplatna izdanja BSD Magazina

nobody@mycity.rs (soxxx) — Mon, 27 Jan 2014 11:34:12 +0100

----------- Napisano: 31 Mar 2013 11:10 ---------

Martovsko izdanje BSD Magazina:

Nessus, Exploitation Tools and Payloads

Sadrzaj:

MaheshaBSD-2.0: What�s New On The Lake Manasarovar?
GhostBSD: A Brief Overview
How Do I Study for the BSDA Certification?
GDB and Truss for Debugging
PostgreSQL: MVCC and Vacuum
Beowulf Clusters with DragonflyBSD
Npppd: EasyPPTP VPN with OpenBSD
Anatomy of FreeBSD Compromise Part 4

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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Aprilsko izdanje je dostupno za preuzimanje:

Here Comes The Cloud

Sadrzaj:

Installing FreeBSD on Amazon AWS EC2 Cloud Services
Interview with Mark Price, President of Tranquil Hosting and owner of RootBSD
Taking the BSDA Certification Exam By Dru Lavigne
Installing OpenBSD 5.0 on VMware Server
MidnightBSD: Developing Applications Using mpor
The Greater Benefits of Open Source Software
PostgreSQL: Replication

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

----------- Dopuna: 09 Maj 2012 9:25 ---------

Majsko izdanje BSD Magazina posveceno bezbednosnim temama. Uzivajte u citanju!:

BSD Security - Protect Your BSD

Sadrzaj:

A Fresh Look at the Warden for PC-BSD 9.1
A Web Application Firewall for Nginx
Mysql-zrm: Enterprise Level Backups for MySQL
PostgreSQL: Server-Side Programming
Anatomy of FreeBSD Compromise Part 5
Introduction to DNSSEC
Hardening FreeBSD with TrustedBSD and Mandatory Access Controls
Introducing EasyPBI � Making PBI Modules With a Few Mouse Clicks
Intro to DTrace

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

----------- Dopuna: 12 Jul 2012 20:43 ---------

BSD Security Upgrade Your Skills

Sadrzaj:

DNSSEC: Threats to DNS Transactions Part 2
Anatomy of a FreeBSD Compromise Part 6
Using Qjail to set up the basejail
PostgreSQL: Server-Side Programming Part 2
Synchronization Problems or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Sleep Mutex
ZFS Madness with BEADM - How To

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

- - - - - -

I Julsko izdanje je dostupno za preuzimanje:

Kerberos on OpenBSD

Deploy a full-featured Mail Server on OpenBSD 5.1 with iRedMail
freebsd-update as Intrusion Detection System
Taming the Blowfish with a Dog
Upgrading Ports Using Portmaster
Hardening FreeBSD with TrustedBSD and Mandatory Access Controls
DNSSEC Part 3: Securing the DNS Hosting Environment
Interview with Gabriel Weinberg, Founder of DuckDuckGo

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

----------- Dopuna: 20 Feb 2013 22:30 ---------

Posto sam propustio da postavim nekoliko proslih izdanja evo sada ispravljam tu greskicu, ima zaista dobrih clanaka za citanje. Navali narode!

Tuning ZFS on FreeBSD

Sadrzaj:
Free Issue to Download! BSD 8/2012
MaheshaBSD Server Edition Has Been Just Released!
Tuning ZFS on FreeBSD
MPD5 � VPN Server with FreeBSD Setup and Management
PostgreSQL Partitioning
DNSSEC Part 4: Securing DNS Transactions

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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What's New in PC-BSD 9.1

Sadrzaj:
Free Issue to Download! BSD 9/2012
What�s New in PC-BSD 9.1
Setting up Your OwnCloud Instance via the Warden�
Nmap: The Network Swiss Army Knife
Unix IPC with Pipes
FreeBSD Enterprise Search with Apache Solr
Hardening FreeBSD with TrustedBSD and Mandatory Access Controls (MAC)
Interview with Jeroen van Nieuwenhuizen

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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Network Security & Auditing

Sadrzaj:
Free Issue to Download! BSD 10/2012
VX ConnectBot: Open Source SSH Client for Android Devices
Installing Xfce Desktop Environment on OpenBSD 5.1
Browse the Internet Differently
FreeBSD Enterprise Search with Apache Solr (Part 2)
PostgreSQL: Indexes (Part 1)
Unix IPC with FIFOs
Capture Session Data with Argus on FreeBSD
Securing Your Family with pfSense and IPSec
Installation and Setup of the Halon Virtual Security Router

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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Run FreeBSD as NAT Instance in Cloud

Sadrzaj:

Free Issue to Download! BSD 11/2012
NETGEAR Universal Wifi Adapter
Automating the Deployment of FreeBSD and PC-BSD Systems
Network Concepts, Routing and Firewalls
FreeBSD as a NAT Instance in Amazon Cloud
PostgreSQL: Indexes (Part 2)
FreeBSD Enterprise Search with Apache Solr (Part 3)

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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Linux Jails in PC-BSD

Sadrzaj:

Free Issue to Download! BSD 12/2012
The Sandbox
Installing and Configuring Linux Jails in PC-BSD
FreeBSD Enterprise Search with Apache Solr (Part 4)
PostgreSQL: Schemas
A simple DNS-DHCP Server for Small Business Network with dnsmasq
Hardening FreeBSD with TrustedBSD and Mandatory Access Controls (Part 4)
EuroBSDcon and MeetBSD California: Two Continents, One Community
PgDay.IT 2012

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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Panoramic Photography in BSD

Sadrzaj:
Keyboard Error� Press any Key to Continue
2012: BSD Year in Review
Configuring the Qmail Autoresponder to Ignore Spam
PostgreSQL: Users and Permissions Managements
Immersive 360�180� Panoramic Photography in BSD
FreeBSD Programming Primer

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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Rehosting in NetBSD

Sadrzaj:
Fear, Loathing and Misunderstandings
What�s around the Corner: A Look at Upcoming PC-BSD Changes
VAX/OpenVMS Rehosting in NetBSD 6.0 Hosts
Installing and Configuring SSL for Dovecot and Roundcube for the Qmail MTA
FreeBSD Unattended Installation of Servers
FreeBSD Programming Primer (CMS) Part 2
Organizational Structure and Culture at FreeBSD

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

----------- Dopuna: 31 Mar 2013 11:10 ---------

Handling Kernel Panic

Sadrzaj:
Reacting to Panic: How to Configure the System to handle Crash Dumps
MaheshaBSD Server: MySQL and WordPress in FreeBSD
FreeBSD Programming Primer: How to Embed CSS and Javascript in Pages
Hardening FreeBSD with TrustedBSD and MAC: configuration of mac_ifoff, mac_portacl, and MAC LOMAC modules

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

----------- Dopuna: 09 Maj 2013 17:38 ---------

Najsvezije izdanje BSD magazina, ovoga puta skoro potpuno posveceno FreeNAS operativnom sistemu:

All About FreeNAS

Sadrzaj:

FreeNAS � Detachable Storage has Come of Age
Which FreeNAS? Lessons from a Year in the Trenches with BSD�s Killer App
What�s New in FreeNAS 8.x
FreeNAS Plugins: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know
Handmade NAS
FreeNAS in an Enterprise Environment
FreeNAS: a Migration Story
The Interview with Alfred Perlstein, VP of Software Engineering at iXsystems
From Reading to Real Life

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

----------- Dopuna: 23 Maj 2013 21:50 ---------

Jails Firewall with PF

Novo izdanje BSD magazina, evo sadrzaja:

SpiderFoot 2.0: The Open Source Footprinting Tool
FreeBSD Jails Firewall with PF
Improvements to Jail Management via the Warden
msearch: MidnightBSD Search
Useful Utilities for PF
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 4
DTrace: A Deeper Approach

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

----------- Dopuna: 23 Sep 2013 20:44 ---------

Malo sam bio lenj u poslednje vreme pa evo sada postavljam par brojeva BSD magazina. Ima tu veoma dobrih clanaka za citanje.

FreeBSD on Rails

Sadrzaj:

BSD 6/2013 in high resolution
BSD 6/2013 in epub format!
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Sofin, the Software Installer
A backup server with FreeBSD for mixed networks in SOHO environment
FreeBSD on Rails
Creating PBI�s with EasyPBI
Manage your Ruby Versions Under FreeBSD
Keep OpenBSD customers satisfied
FreeBSD in Xen Cloud Platform (XCP)

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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Security and Cryptography in BSD

Sadrzaj:
BSD 7/2013 in epub format!
An Eye For An Eye Soon Leads To Blindness
MaheshaOpenBSD � OpenBSD In A Serpent World
Security Policy Development in TrustedBSD MAC Framework
Using Nginx and Naxsi for Security and High Availability
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 6
Elliptic Curve Cryptography and Basic Applications in BSD OS

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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ZFS Boot Environments

Sadrzaj:
BSD 8/2013 in epub format!
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes (Who will guard the guards themselves)?
Apache THRIFT: A much needed tutorial
A closer look at the changes in PC-BSD/TrueOS 9.2 � Part 1 � ZFS Boot Environments
An email gateway with FreeBSD to prevent malware and undesirable messages
The Service Spawner
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 7
PKGNG: The future of packages on FreeBSD and PC-BSD

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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Day-To-Day BSD Administration

Sadrzaj:
BSD 9/2013 in epub format!
It�s Lonely at the Top
MidnightBSD Custom Installations and Live CDs
BSD Server Maintenance
Re-purposing an Abandoned Mac Mini as a Wireless Router with OpenBSD
Monit � Monitoring Solution for Enterprise and SOHO Servers with FreeBSD
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 8
A closer Look at the Changes in PC-BSD/TrueOS 9.2 � Part 2 � Directory Encryption using PEFS
Intro to ZFS

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

----------- Dopuna: 27 Jan 2014 11:34 ---------

FreeBSD Programming Primer - How to configure a development environment

Sadrzaj:

BSD 10/2013 Free Issue to Download!
BSD 10/2013 epub version
FreeBSD Moves to Subversion
Gentle Introduction to Programming in Clojure
The Revamped Life-Preserver � How New ZFS Utilities are Changing FreeBSD & PC-BSD
Migrating from Linux to FreeBSD
FreeBSD for C++11 Developer (Eclipse Indigo + CDT + GCC 4.8)
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 9
Improved Updates and LTS for OpenBSD
Column: The Computer Says �No�
Interview with Klaus P. Ohrhallinger

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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Hast on FreeBSD - How to make storage highly available by using HAST

Sadrzaj:

Configuring a Highly Available Service on FreeBSD � Part 1: HAST
IT Inventory & Asset Management Automation
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 10
PfSense + Snort: Fast approach
How Secure Can Secure Shell (SSH) Be?
With the Recent Revelation That the United States Spied on Angela Merkel and the Subsequent Outrage From Politicians � is this a Case of the �Lady Doth Protest Too Much�?
Maximising Website Runtime on Host Servers Running FreeBSD
PGDay.IT 2013

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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CARP on FreeBSD - How to use DEVD to take action on kernel events

Sadrzaj:

Configuring a Highly Available Service on FreeBSD � part 2: CARP and devd
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 11
Unix Basics � for Security Professionals
Introduction to Unix Kernel
OpenBSD 5.4 as a Transparent HTTP/HTTPS Proxy
GhostBSD: A User-friendly, Lightweight BSD Alternative
How Secure Can Secure Shell (SSH) Be?
Column by Rob Somerville

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

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FreeBSD Programming Primer

Sadrzaj:

FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 1
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 2
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 3
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 4
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 5
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 6
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 7
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 8
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 9
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 10
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 11
FreeBSD Programming Primer � Part 12

Preuzimanje: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

U ovom poslednjem izdanju magazina mozete pronaci kako poceti sa pisanjem Content Management System (CMS) pocevsi od konfigurisanja samog servera, pa onda CSS i Javascript; pravljenje menija; dodavanje sadrzaja; kontrola prijavljivanja, bezbednost i kontrola spam robota; i na kraju koriscenje Netbeans IDE za debug-ovanje i uredjivanje CMS-a.

Re: *BSD vesti: FreeBSD i PC-BSD novosti...

nobody@mycity.rs (Brok) — Thu, 21 Nov 2013 10:27:47 +0100

Playstation 4 pokre�e FreeBSD kernel

Citat:Sony je pro�le nedelje lansirao svoju PlayStation 4 konzolu, a izgleda da su glasine da je bazirana na FreeBSD bile ta�ne. Pre nekoliko meseci, na internetu se pojavilo nekoliko fotografija koje su ukazivale na �injenicu da bi PlayStation 4 operativni sistem mogao biti modifikovani FreeBSD 9 OS. Sada je to i potvr�eno jer fotografija koju mo�ete videti jasno pokazuje da operativni sistem koristi FreeBSD kernel. Kao �to se mo�da se�ate, Playstation 3 je jednom imao i opciju OtherOS, �to je omogu�ilo korisnicima da pokrenu Linux operativni sistem, ali je ta opcija kasnije uklonjena.

Izvor i vest u celosti:
[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

Re: Koju distribuciju preporu�ujete za po�etnike?

nobody@mycity.rs (Cerberus) — Tue, 29 Oct 2013 19:29:40 +0100

Receno mi na zvanicnim forumima i na ostalim da je bolje raditi preko Terminala, jer se dobija bolji uvid u problem ... Ma kada budem imao dva inerna hdd/a istaliracu jos jedan sistem yasnovan na Unixu . Ne sam ljubitelj deljenja harda na particije.

Re: [Nova izdanja] NetBSD

nobody@mycity.rs (soxxx) — Thu, 22 Aug 2013 09:33:48 +0100

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NetBSD 6.1

Pored novog NetBSD 6.1 izdanja, izdato je i 6.0.2 izdanje; razlika je da 6.0.2 predstavlja nastavak 6.0 grane sa sigurnosnim ispravkama i drugim zakrpama, dok 6.1 pored tih ispravki i zakrpa sadrzi jos i nove funkcije i mogucnosti koje nisu dostupne u 6.0.2 i ranijim.

Evo isecka iz objave za 6.1 izdanje:
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Major Changes Between 6.0 and 6.1

The complete list of changes can be found in the CHANGES-6.1 file in the top level directory of the NetBSD 6.1 release tree. An abbreviated list is as follows:

Security Advisory Fixes
NetBSD-SA2013-001, Kernel panic triggered from userland
NetBSD-SA2013-002, kqueue related kernel panic triggered from userland
NetBSD-SA2013-003, RNG Bug May Result in Weak Cryptographic Keys
NetBSD-SA2013-004, Vulnerabilities in grepSecurity Fixes
expat: Fix CVE-2012-1147, CVE-2012-1148 and CVE-2012-0876.
BIND: Address CVE-2012-5688: Named could die on specific queries with dns64 enabled.
Fixed a crash which could happen with sysctl security.curtain=1 set. (PR#47598)
Address CVE-2012-5667: Multiple integer overflows in GNU grep.
Several fixes to entropy handling in the kernel.
Prevent ktrace from being able to crash the kernel.
General kernelposix_spawn(): Fix processes with attributes.
Resolve races between vget() and vrele() resulting in vget() returning dead vnodes.
Prevent crash when unsupported fd's are used with kevent.
Fix a bug where kmem_alloc() could be called from interrupt context.
WAPBL: coalesce writes to the journal to speed up wapbl_flush() on raid5 by a factor of 3 to 4.
NetworkingFix "atomic fragments" for IPv6.
ipf: Fix alignment issues in ipmon. (PR#47101)
npf: handle delayed checksums in the network stack. (PR#47235)
Fixed some locking issues in ipf(4)
npf(3): Many fixes and updates. Config syntax has changed somewhat, please check your config files.
Fixed sendto(2) issue with IPv6 UDP datagrams. (PR#47408)
vioif(4): Fixed an issue which caused recent QEMU to crash.
File systemssmbfs: Make smbfs actually work on big-endian ports.
smbfs: various fixes. (PR#25070)
Allow mounting ext2fs and msdosfs in 32-bit compat mode.
v7fs: fix off-by-one error.
Driversciss(4): don't try to handle sensors if there aren't any.
isp(4): Fix FC-AL devices on QLogic ISP2100. (PR#47302)
mfi(4): Add support for LSI Thunderbolt (SAS2208) controllers.
mfi(4): Add support for running the MegaCLI Linux binary to manage the controller.
puc(4): Additional device support.
bge(4): Add support for Apple's Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet adapter. (PR#46961)
mvgbe(4): fix a number of issues
nfe(4): Avoid bounce buffering and improve performance.
wm(4): Fix handling of 82578D and 82579V chips. Various other fixes.
fss(4): Don't crash when running multiple dump -X. (PR#47514)
fss(4): Fixed panic. (PR#47020)
Platformsalpha:Fixed longjmp/setjmp on alpha for statically linked programs such as those in /rescue.amiga:New ed(4) device driver for Hydra and ASDG Zorro2 bus network cards.arm:Fix gcc bugid 51408 for arm. (PR#46972)
Fixed a bit check in the Kirkwood IRQ code.
Fixed incorrect counts for 'vmstat -e' on Kirkwood.
Make bigendian ARM get the MBR partition and offset correct. (PR#47081)
Fixed bug where IRQ masks of GPIO were set incorrectly on Marvell SoCs.
Fixed static linking on ARM platforms. (PR#47139)
Properly block IRQs >= 32. (PR#45371)
Greatly improved Raspberry Pi support - USB and onboard Ethernet now work.
Enabled DCache Streaming Switch and Write Allocate for Sheeva CPUs.
Added support for the watchdog timer in some Marvell SoCs.
Fix for non-MBR disks on ARM. (PR#47463)mips:MIPS ports have switched to gdb 7.3.1. GDB6 is removed.vax:Reverted MAXPARTITION bump to 16, lowering it to 12 instead, to fix bootblocks and installboot for VAX 780 and other machines booting via VMB.EXE.x68k:Update bootloader: cdboot, netboot support and bugfixes.
Add floppy format support.x86 (i386, amd64):Work around a possible gcc bug generating bad assembler code. (PR#45673)
Disable C1E on AMD K8 CPUs, to prevent freeze during boot.
Fix running BSDi and NetBSD <= 1.0 binaries. (PR#41341)
Add support in ld.elf_so for relocation type R_386_TLS_TPOFF32. (PR#47061)
Fix some ACPI panics. (PR#47016)
The amd64 port now supports dtrace. (Not compiled in by default)xen:Prevent a memory corruption issue that locks up a Xen DomU, and can potentially cause file system corruption. (PR#47056, PR#47057)
Fix: Xen Dom0 NetBSD kernel could crash by adding duplicate xenwatches.
Userland fixes
Library Updates
pthread(3): libpthread minor number was bumped for the addition of pthread_cond_setclock(). Threaded binaries built on NetBSD 6.1 will not function on NetBSD 6.0.
pthread(3): libpthread can be dlopen()ed again.
terminfo(3): Various fixes to libterminfo.
libc: fix memory corruption in rpc. (PR#13082)
libutil: Fixed a bug in parsedate(3) where it would treat all input as if it were in the local time zone.
Update to tzdata2013c.
cdb: don't refuse to open databases without entries or keys.
Address graphics corruption in recent Cairo, manifested most commonly by certain rendered text sections appearing as solid rectangular blocks of color.
Added flock(1), inspired by the Linux program of the same name.
Updated Postfix to version 2.8.13.
wsconsctl(8 ): add support for touchscreen calibration. (PR#45872)
openssl: Fixed a multiple-free bug.

Zvanicna objava za 6.1: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

Zvanicna objava za 6.0.2: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

----------- Dopuna: 22 Avg 2013 9:33 ---------

NetBSD 6.1.1

Objavljeno je NetBSD 6.1.1 izdanje. Nema nekih novina, uglavnom izdanje donosi donosi bezbednosne ispravke i ispravke bug-ova.
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Introduction

The NetBSD Project is pleased to announce NetBSD 6.1.1, the first security/bugfix update of the NetBSD 6.1 release branch. It represents a selected subset of fixes deemed important for security or stability reasons.

Please note that all fixes in the prior security/bugfix updates (NetBSD 6.0.1 and 6.0.2), as well as those in 6.1, are also in 6.1.1. See the release map graph on the NetBSD website for a visual representation of the relationship between releases.

Complete source and binaries for NetBSD 6.1.1 are available for download at many sites around the world. A list of download sites providing FTP, AnonCVS, SUP, and other services may be found at [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici] We encourage users who wish to install via ISO or USB disk images to download via BitTorrent by using the torrent files supplied in the images area. A list of hashes for the NetBSD 6.1.1 distribution has been signed with the well-connected PGP key for the NetBSD Security Officer: [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

NetBSD is free. All of the code is under non-restrictive licenses, and may be used without paying royalties to anyone. Free support services are available via our mailing lists and website. Commercial support is available from a variety of sources. More extensive information on NetBSD is available from our website:

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]

Fund Drive

Your donations to the NetBSD Foundation have allowed the project to make major improvements to the code base. We would like to continue funded development in various areas, including:

Improving network stack concurrency and performance.
Development of modern file systems and improvement of existing ones.
Features which are useful in embedded environments, such as high resolution timers and execute in place (XIP) support.
Automatic testing and quality assurance.

For more information about donating, visit [Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici] The NetBSD Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization in the US, and donations may be tax deductible.

Major Changes Between 6.1 and 6.1.1

The complete list of changes can be found in the CHANGES-6.1.1 file in the top level directory of the NetBSD 6.1.1 release tree. An abbreviated list is as follows:

Security Advisory Fixes

NetBSD-SA2013-005, bind Denial of Service (CVE-2013-4854)
NetBSD-SA2013-006, Arbitrary Kernel Read with netstat -P
NetBSD-SA2013-007, Protocol handling issues in X Window System client libraries
NetBSD-SA2013-008, Error in authorization check re tcpdrop sysctl

Security

Add four new sysctls to avoid IPv6 DoS attacks.

Networking

mpls(4): Stop abusing kmem during softint context to prevent panic.
Avoid crash destroying tap0 after deleting its link-local address. PR 47576.

File systems

NILFS: Fix serious file read problem due to not-so-clear VOP_BMAP description. PR 45605.
procfs: Add a missing vm_map_unlock_read() and uvmspace_free() to the ENOMEM error case in procfs_domap()d. PR 48048.

Platforms

amiga: Fix kernel panic on Amigas with Deneb cards.
vax: Add a makedisk_p12high, used by VAX now after unbumping MAXPARTITIONS from 16 down to 12. This fixes install issues on new setups.

Miscellaneous Userland

Updated tzdata to 2013d.

[Link mogu videti samo ulogovani korisnici]