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It seems like the OpenBSD guys are also completely getting rid of their Linux compatibility layer. https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=145658890316402&w=2

Huh? Where is FreeBSD in this picture? :) Anyway a nice illustration, I think I'll put together something like this myself.

But doesn't hardware RAID take even longer since it resilvers all blocks, not just the blocks that had data?

Thanks! Going to give this one a try. This is an extremely useful (and easy to use) tool.

Thanks for reviving this. I tried to use the aforementioned joystick x11 drivers and it didn't work for some reason under 10.2. I never had the time to investigate why. Now that I've seen this I'm going to do so.

WOW! This is great news then. Are your USB ports still functional after resume? Did you have to do any specific tuning/tweaks/configs to get this to work or does it work out of the box? I am asking these questions because if this is the case I can switch over my main workstation which is a...

Is there anyone out there using FreeBSD 10.2 or higher with working suspend resume for the Thinkpad X230?

Hmm. First of all you are comparing two different desktop environments. Install MATE on the PCBSD system and then do a comparison. The moderator is also right. This isn't PC-BSDs forum.

Many thanks for this. It was actually rather difficult to find information about this in my research.

Is anyone aware of what the maximum default number of concurrent NFS clients per NFS volume under FreeBSD might be? Also where/what is the tunable that is usually used to modify this? Edit: This would be NFSv3

This actually happened to me not too long ago. I did in fact follow the advice from the illumos link and not remove the file (I was paranoid enough not to do so anyway). Thankfully I did have a backup pool that was on another machine. Since the second machine was live, it was simply easier (and...

What does Dragonfly do differently that FreeBSD's ports can't? They both use the same ports system with some minor tweaks for Dragonfly. If anything you can obtain FreeBSD's ports much faster because there are so many very fast mirrors.

I do this from time to time to install to offline machines in rural locales. Why not just used wget?

This has also been happening under Linux Mint as well.

What was the system configuration on these machines? In the FreeNAS forums they make quite a big deal about making sure that people use ECC RAM when using ZFS.

Wow. Thanks for this.

DragonflyBSD doesn't have ASLR either iirc. Its a pity they (FreeBSD) aren't taking this more seriously, but in the meantime there is OpenBSD.

This is interesting, I was reading this not too long ago https://wiki.freebsd.org/AddressSpaceLayoutRandomization and thought that ASLR had already been implemented.

The Asrock atom boards should fit the bill. They are 17 (4-core) and 20 (8 core) watts respectively if I am not mistaken. http://www.anandtech.com/show/7970/asrock-rack-c2750d4i-review-a-storage-motherboard-with-management This is assuming your case can fit a mini-itx board. These boards are...

As far as your question 1 goes (because I've never used QNAP). FreeNAS and FreeBSD user here. It literally takes about half an hour to get a FreeBSD based NAS up and serving files over NFS on an internal network. Other things like weekly/monthly scrubs can be set up or jails if you need them in...