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OnLamp Interview: OpenBSD 3.8: Hackers of the Lost RAID

Contributed by jolan on from the 3.8-extravaganza dept.

Thanks to numerous people for pointing us to OnLamp's extensive interview with several developers. Most topics covered are related to new features in 3.8 like interface trunking, internationalization support, mmap malloc, etc. but there is also some discussion of works in progress. All in all, a very thorough interview covering many parts of OpenBSD.

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  1. By Antonios Anastasiadis (213.5.24.119) on

    pretty long and helpful interview...one gathers much about the new things included in 3.8, as well as the future ones.

  2. By Anonymous Coward (69.70.207.240) on

    Trunking, that's so AWESOME! Is it safe to assume you can run dhclient or a dhcpd on a trunk interface; seeing he mentioned layer 2 failover. TIA

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    1. By Brad (216.138.195.228) brad at comstyle dot com on

      Of course you can run dhclient/dhcpd. But use -current if you really want to use trunk. Too new for 3.8.

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      1. By Anonymous Coward (69.70.207.240) on

        Thank you!

  3. By Winfried Neessen (85.255.17.36) doomy@pebcak.de on http://blog.pebcak.de

    Very nice and usefull interview. It describes very cool how the bunch of new features work. Great work!

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