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Update: Feature: OpenBSD Hackathon 2005, Part II is now online, with details about the work done on pf this hackathon and more developer interviews.
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Contributed by dhartmei on from the hackathon-coverage dept.
Update: Feature: OpenBSD Hackathon 2005, Part II is now online, with details about the work done on pf this hackathon and more developer interviews.
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By Anthony Roberts (68.145.103.21) on
I'm amazed at how cool those Zaurus things are. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't tempted. Half the developers at the CUUG presentation had them. You're used to computers that size not being general purpose, but these run the same software at reasonable speeds. If it wasn't for the 7200 rpm drive they'd probably comfortably outperform my OpenBSD box. :) I bet it's nice to have those for the plane trip.
I don't think they were mentioned in the article but those Soekris boxes were also very cool. I had heard of them but I didn't realize how small they were. About the size of a broadband router but there's enough computer for a complete OpenBSD install. They can also use a laptop hard drive, which I didn't know. The failover demonstration was impressive, I haven't had a chance to use CARP yet.
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By Frank Denis (82.224.188.215) on
Apache + mod_php5 immediately segfaults on -current :(
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By Frank Denis (82.224.188.215) on http://www.00f.net
The breakage seems to be caused by the change made on ld.so May 23 by drahn@ in order to fix dlclose().
Reverting this makes PHP work again.
However other things have been broken during the hackathon. For instance "screen" doesn't work properly, Ctrl-A Z suspends the "screen" process instead of detaching the virtual terminal.
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By Frank Denis (82.224.188.215) on http://www.00f.net
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By Anonymous Coward (212.113.164.100) on
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By Frank Denis (82.224.188.215) on http://www.00f.net
Funny, I'm using screen for 10 years and for an unknown reason I tried Ctrl-A Z instead of Ctrl-A Z today :)
Oh I know why... I used a lot minicom today and in order to escape to the menu on minicom you have to hit Ctrl-A Z...
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By Frank Denis (82.224.188.215) on http://www.00f.net
(as would Britney Spears say).
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