by Cao | Jul 27, 2018 | FreeBSD
This paper by researchers at USENIX tackles the differences between FreeBSD ULE and Linux CFS. ULE is the default scheduler for FreeBSD, and CFS is the default scheduler for Linux. See the link provided by USENIX.org to view the full document. We compare ULE and CFS...
by Cao | Jul 26, 2018 | bsdnow.tv, Video
In this BSD Now episode, hosts Benedict Reuschling & Allan Jude talk about FreeBSD ULE vs Linux CFS, OpenBSD on Tuxedo InfinityBook, how zfs diff reports filenames efficiently, why choose FreeBSD over Linux, PS4 double free exploit, OpenBSD’s wifi autojoin,...
by Cao | Jul 26, 2018 | bsdnow.tv, Podcast
On this episode of Ask Noah, Ken Moore and JT Pennington join in to answer the infamous question of what BSD offers to attract users over. They discuss the Lumina desktop as well as what’s coming for Project Trident. They also answer the incoming chat questions...
by Cao | Jul 20, 2018 | bsdnow.tv, Video
In this BSD Now episode, hosts Allan Jude & Benedict Reuschling talk about ZFS pointblockers, zero-day rewards, KDE on FreeBSD, the new FreeBSD Core Team, NetBSD WiFI refresh, poor man’s CI, and the power of Ctrl+T. Hit play below to tune in: Jupiter...
by Cao | Jul 18, 2018 | bsdnow.tv, Video
In this BSD Now episode, hosts Benedict Reuschling & Allan Jude discuss control flow integrity with HardenedBSD, fixing bufferbloat with OpenBSD’s pf, Bareos Backup Server on FreeBSD, MeetBSD Call for Papers, crypto simplified interface, twitter gems,...
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by Cao | Jul 18, 2018 | Cloud, FreeBSD, Tutorial
Known FreeBSD contributor Colin Percival shows us how to port your operating system, particularly FreeBSD, to the Amazon EC2 cloud. An existing Amazon Web Services account will be needed. You may view the full set of instructions at his web page below. I’ve been...
