Warner's Random Hacking Blog

A Diary of Warner's Hacking Projects and other random thoughts

20101202

New FreeNAS beta snapshot released (r5648)

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We've released the next beta snapshot of FreeNAS. You can read the release notes for all the details. Here's a highlight of the iss...
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20101119

New FreeNAS Beta (r5606)

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Just after the release of the first beta, a couple of serious problems came to life. As such, we've respun the release to fix these iss...
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20101118

FreeNAS 8 Beta released

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iXsystems is pleased to announced FreeNAS 8.0 Beta. FreeNAS 8.0 has undergone a complete rewrite. We've redesigned the GUI to be easier...
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20101028

Using devfs.conf as a porting aide

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I've recently been given the task of moving some software from FreeBSD 4.x to FreeBSD 6.x on a consulting basis. This move was very sim...
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20101001

New FreeNAS alpha

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After a few unforeseen delays, we have a new FreeNAS snapshot available over at source forge . As an experiment, we are distributing these ...
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20100929

PC-BSD install without a bootable DVD

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Recently, I tried to get PC-BSD onto an older system. This system didn't support booting off of USB, nor did it support swapping in a D...
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20100921

FreeNAS 8 -- Update

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If you are following the commit messages to FreeNAS, you'll already know that FreeNAS 8 is shaping up nicely. If not, allow me to summa...
20100919

My BSDTalk Interview

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I just gave Will Backman over at BSDTalk an interview on FreeNAS 8, NanoBSD, ZFS and embedding FreeBSD. You can check it out at the BSDtalk...
20100906

FreeNAS 8 -- First alpha snapshots

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My blog has been somewhat quiet lately. I've been busy with other things lately. The biggest of the other things is FreeNAS. iXsystems...
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20100828

What is all the TBEMD stuff

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I've been getting questions about what TBEMD means in my commits to FreeBSD head. First, I'll tell you the name. TBE stands for TAR...
20100814

The dangers of forgetting svn add

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I spent a lot of time before the 8.1 release adding code to transparently map COMPAT_IA32 to COMPAT_FREEBSD32. I tested all kinds of differ...
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20100530

silly vpn hack

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I finally got frustrated by the inability of /etc/resolv.conf to do what I'd say in pseudo code: if domain==example.com; then nameserver...
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20100501

video on FreeBSD with skype

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Hans Peter Selasky has been very busy adding support for web cams and other usb video devices. We tried a number of different cameras that ...
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20100126

Booting instructions for FreeBSD on Cavium Octeon

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Here's a quick note on how to net boot the Cavium EBT3000 board running uboot. The Cavium kernel is still a work in progress as I resto...
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20100115

DLINK DIR-615 REV C1 Redux

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After hitting a dry hole with my DIR-615 REV A1, I thought I'd try the DIR-615 REV C1 that I have. It has an Atherose AR9130 in it. Th...
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DLINK DIR-615 REV A redux

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Yesterday I burned a couple of hours playing with the DIR-615 REV A1 that I have had for ages. FreeBSD runs on the Marvell Orion SoC that...
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20100113

Post-mortum on projects/mips branch

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Greetings to one and all. As you have read elsewhere, I recently merged all the changes from the projects/mips branch onto head. In other ...
20100112

Hack to allow automatic wired/wireless failover with lagg on FreeBSD

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For years I've had a love/hate relationship with my wireless card. On the one hand, it allows me to roam. On the other I like being ab...
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FreeBSD/mips updated

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The base/projects/mips branch has been merged into base/head. The merge is complete and the sanity tests have passed. The code has booted ...
20091105

Some TiVo hacking

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Recently, I started hacking a TiVo HR10-250 that I've had for a million years unhacked. Back when I first got it, there were dozens of t...
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Warner Losh
Warner Losh has been interested in computers since a very early age. He got his degree from a small school in the middle of New Mexico where he used 4.2BSD on the VAX 11/750. He's done a little GUI work, and a lot of kernel work in BSD, Solaris and even Linux. He became interested in the MIPS architecture when he was given a Deskstation rPC44 in 1994 and has wanted a FreeBSD MIPS port ever since then. In the mean time, he's amused himself and his employers by writing or improving FreeBSD's PC Card, CardBus, USB, SD/MMC, PCI and device configuration subsystems. He's embedded FreeBSD into products for the past 9 years. He serves on the FreeBSD core team and has specialized in handling "problem children" in the FreeBSD project and sorting out the complexity of open source software licensing. In the past 8 years, he's worked in the high precision time and frequency domain. He delivered systems that are used to montior the cesium clocks at NIST and USNO; used to recover UTC from GPS satellites; and used to synchronize digital video broadcasting stations. These systems were a mix of C++ user level code, kernel device drivers and specialized "timing" hardware.
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