Thank you very much. Their experience will help others. And it can keep worthy machines out of the recycling bin.
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When You are ready and have a chance, could you post to dmesgd.nycbug.org and bsd-hardware.info I looked around on dmesgd and didn't see if it.
Has anyone done a study to see if rail is cheaper to maintain than roads? Good public transport infrastructure would go a long way to preserving road conditions and keeping traffic lighter.
I am sure many here have seen this, but this photo seems very informative on the waste of space that is parking lots.
The twelfth annual OpenZFS Developer Summit and first annual OpenZFS User Summit will be an in-person event held in Portland, Oregon, USA Oct 26-29 (Sat-Tue), 2024
After missing BSDCan 2024, we are happy to report a Groff spotting @EuroBSDCon hallway track.
@EuroBSDCon fundraising news: We have a commitment of €500 from community member @openbsdams. This gets us closer to our €2000 goal for hardware: a second ATEM streaming deck plus wireless microphone and accessories needed for EuroBSDCon Dublin. If you can help the make our video efforts it will go toward making EuroBSDCon and future *BSD community videos easier to produce and of higher quality. The first round of hardware donations were used in the main room of BSDCan and the FreeBSD Dev Summit to good results. Boosts welcome.
Discussion is needed on this topic. At one point in the first video they actually talk about the price coming down once they can start mass production. My opinion from the sidelines is that the market for this product is still in the pre-Elon Tesla days when their first roadster was NOT cheap and handmade, and when it was more a proof of concept. Create the product to create the market. I wish them luck.
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Upcoming EuroBSDCon OpenBSD talk Confidential Computing with OpenBSD by Hans-Jörg Höxer
(events.eurobsdcon.org)
Upcoming EuroBSDCon OpenBSD talk Confidential Computing with OpenBSD by Hans-Jörg Höxer
Confidential computing is a family of techniques to enhance security
and confidentiality for data in use. One technical approach is strong
isolation for virtual machines.
AMDs Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) offers several feature sets
for isolation of guest virtual machines from an non-trusted host hypervisor
and operating system. These feature sets include memory encryption,
encryption of guest state including CPU registers and an attestation
framework.
In this talk we will explore some of the AMD SEV feature sets. We will
describe how to use them to run OpenBSD as both
- a confidential guest VM and
- a host hypervisor providing a confidential execution environment.
Topics covered are CPU feature detection, low level kernel initialization,
memory management, virtio(4) device drivers and the virtual machine
daemon vmd(8).
I](https://events.eurobsdcon.org/2024/speaker/ZZNGCU/)
Tickets are still available and this talk will be streamed and recorded for later release.
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Upcoming EuroBSDCon OpenBSD talk Building a SD-WAN appliance suitable for an Australian Health Sector NFP/NGO by Jason Tubnor
(events.eurobsdcon.org)
Upcoming EuroBSDCon OpenBSD talk Building a SD-WAN appliance suitable for an Australian Health Sector NFP/NGO by Jason Tubnor
Latrobe Community Health Service (LCHS) - AS139466 - is a Not for Profit (NFP)/Non-Government Organisation (NGO) headquartered in Victoria, Australia. The organisation consists of 40 offices and 2 data centres across the States of Victoria and New South Wales with over 1,500 employees. All LCHS infrastructure is designed and managed in-house without the use of large-scale cloud infrastructure. Since 2015, BSD Unix has been used for various workloads within the organisation.
This talk focuses on our next generation SD-WAN appliance built on OpenBSD technology using commodity hardware. Topics will include the network topology, design choices, various OpenBSD VPN and routing technologies and orchestrating build, deployment and management across the fleet using Ansible.
Tickets are still available and this talk will be streamed and recorded for later release.
Peertube playlist for BSDCan 2024 brought to you by the good people of the SDF:
NetBSD Subfiles By: Elijah Sherwood & Dr Philip Nelson https://youtube.com/watch?v=3rSTLHKm7fI&si=UVViYjwCaR-ZA2su[NetBSD Subfiles By: Elijah Sherwood & Dr Philip Nelson ](https://youtube.com/watch?v=3rSTLHKm7fI&si=UVViYjwCaR-ZA2su)
BSDCan video posted: NetBSD on RISC-V - It Finally Runs NetBSD By: Dylan Eskew & Dr Phil Nelson
https://youtu.be/RNHTYV4MI8Y?si=xboFN_kat6HSwQ25[NetBSD on RISC-V - It Finally Runs NetBSD By: Dylan Eskew & Dr Phil Nelson ](https://youtu.be/RNHTYV4MI8Y?si=xboFN_kat6HSwQ25)
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You can always try out a VM if you are comfortable with VMs or FreeBSD on a usb stick with NomadBSD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=822qnqPryBU
https://nomadbsd.org/
I use NamadBSD to "try out" hardware to see how compatible it is. There is also SDF.org, one of the largest NetBSD sites on the web. Enjoy the adventure. I hope 2025 a good year for you.