Stacy Son and Brooks Davis talkes about packages for less +
Stacy Son and Brooks Davis talked about packages for less common architectures. Stacy has worked to bring QEMU usermode support to &os;. This means that MIPS or ARM &os; binaries can run on an x86 &os; system. The kernel will detect the foreign @@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ Report//EN" Davis now permits building the entire base system and creating a disk image without root privileges. This makes embedded development easier, as a number of users can now share an - expensive development box, capabily of performing builds + expensive development box, capably of performing builds quickly, without having to give all of them root.
This session also discussed the bmake import, which brings in @@ -213,7 +213,7 @@ Report//EN" should allow much more accurate dependency tracking and faster parallel and incremental builds. This should have some additional benefits to the rest of the project, for example by - making our tinderbox infrastcture, which notifies developers if + making our tinderbox infrastructure, which notifies developers if the have broken the build, able to report failures much more quickly.
@@ -268,7 +268,7 @@ Report//EN" virtualization options. This working group discussed the current status and future directions of several of them. -Xen is the de-facto standard for large-scale virtualisation and +
Xen is the de-facto standard for large-scale virtualization and &os; has supported running as a guest for some time. SpectraLogic has funded recent work on improving this, with two overlapping goals. The first is to allow &os; to run as the