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Last we spoke, I believe you had just been through the earthquake. We don’t seem to have private messaging on OSNews any more.

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They just sit in the shadows and silently mod thoughtful posts down. But they don’t even confront people publicly. This new crop of GNU zealots are absolutely hateful. But in this thread, at least, it seems even uglier than in the old days. Not that things were all sunshine and roses in the old days.

And I must say, after being away from OSNews for a while… I’m shocked. The hate I’m observing here lies within the GNU camp. Have fun, and FreeBSD users, let us know how it goes! One note, though – a problem was found with the DVD images for amd64 and i386 new images have since been uploaded, but if you downloaded one of these images before this announcement, it’s wise to re-download the image, or verify its checksum. The LLVM compiler infrastructure and clang have been importedĪs always, architecture support is outstanding, so no matter if you have an amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc, powerpc64, or sparc64 box, FreeBSD 9.0 will happily run. The powerpc architecture now supports Sony Playstation 3 NFS subsystem updated, new implementation supports NFSv4 in addition to NFSv3 and NFSv2įlattened device tree (FDT), simplifying FreeBSD configuration for embedded platforms The TCP/IP stack now supports pluggable congestion control framework and five congestion control algorithm implementations available Kernel support for Capsicum Capability Mode, an experimental set of features for sandboxing support Highly Available Storage (HAST) framework

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Updated ATA/SATA drivers support AHCI, moved into updated CAM framework The Fast Filesystem now supports softupdates journaling

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A new installer, bsdinstall(8) has been added and is the installer used by the ISO images provided as part of this release.

Considering my lack of knowledge, here’s what the team itself considers the most important new features and changes in FreeBSD 9.0. I’ve always seen them as the more ideologically developed alternative to Linux, which tends to take a more practical approach to development. I’ll make no secret of it: the BSDs really aren’t my area of expertise. As you may expect from the major version number change, this is releas eis packed with new stuff. Some people already submitted this news last week, but it wasn’t until today that it became official: the FreeBSD team has announced the release of FreeBSD version 9.0.