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back in sync with their English reference chapters: back in sync with their English reference chapters:
filesystems and ZFS. The former was mainly done by Björn filesystems and ZFS. The former was mainly done by Björn
Heidotting as part of his mentee process. The latter was done Heidotting as part of his mentee process. The latter was done
by Benedict Reuschling, which valuable corrections by by Benedict Reuschling, with valuable corrections by
Bj&ouml;rn.</p> Bj&ouml;rn.</p>
<p>Additionally, we updated many of our translation markers from <p>Additionally, we updated many of our translation markers from
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</links> </links>
<body> <body>
<p>The aim of this project is to design and implement a <p>The aim of this project is to design and implement an
infrastructure to validate that a number of the network infrastructure to validate that a number of the network
stack's multiqueue behaviours are as expected.</p> stack's multiqueue behaviours are as expected.</p>
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Release Engineering tools now natively support producing Release Engineering tools now natively support producing
&os;/arm images without external build tools.</p> &os;/arm images without external build tools.</p>
<p>At present, the build tools are support building &os;/arm <p>At present, the build tools support building &os;/arm
images for:</p> images for:</p>
<ul> <ul>
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<p>During this period we had two new commit bits awarded, and <p>During this period we had two new commit bits awarded, and
one taken in for safekeeping. Welcome aboard to Chris Torek one taken in for safekeeping. Welcome aboard to Chris Torek
and Mariusz Zeborski, and we were very sorry indeed to see and Mariusz Zaborski, and we were very sorry indeed to see
Steve Kargl decide to call it a day.</p> Steve Kargl decide to call it a day.</p>
</body> </body>
</project> </project>
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movement using the hardware offload capabilities of Mellanox's movement using the hardware offload capabilities of Mellanox's
10, 40, 56 and 100 Gigabit IB/Ethernet adapters.</p> 10, 40, 56 and 100 Gigabit IB/Ethernet adapters.</p>
<p>Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) have been shown to have a <p>Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) has been shown to have a
great value for storage applications. RDMA infrastructure great value for storage applications. RDMA infrastructure
provides benefits such as Zero-Copy, CPU offload, Reliable provides benefits such as Zero-Copy, CPU offload, Reliable
transport, Fabric consolidation, and many more. The iSER transport, Fabric consolidation, and many more. The iSER
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boot with a temporary rootfs, configure the kernel to be able boot with a temporary rootfs, configure the kernel to be able
to access the real rootfs, and then replace the temporary root to access the real rootfs, and then replace the temporary root
with the real one. In Linux, the functionality is known as with the real one. In Linux, the functionality is known as
<tt>pivot_root</tt>. The reroot projects aims to provide <tt>pivot_root</tt>. The reroot project aims to provide
similar functionality in a different, slightly more similar functionality in a different, slightly more
user-friendly way: rerooting. Simply put, from the user point user-friendly way: rerooting. Simply put, from the user point
of view it looks like the system performs a partial shutdown, of view it looks like the system performs a partial shutdown,
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<given>Alexander</given> <given>Alexander</given>
<common>Motin</common> <common>Motin</common>
</name> </name>
<email>mav@freebsd.org</email> <email>mav@FreeBSD.org</email>
</person> </person>
<person> <person>
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<given>Marcelo</given> <given>Marcelo</given>
<common>Araujo</common> <common>Araujo</common>
</name> </name>
<email>araujo@freebsd.org</email> <email>araujo@FreeBSD.org</email>
</person> </person>
</contact> </contact>
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<body> <body>
<p>This is a kernel driver implemetation of the Dallas <p>This is a kernel driver implemetation of the Dallas
Semiconductor 1-Wire bus in a generic fashion. While Semiconductor 1-Wire bus in a generic fashion. While
temperature sensors are the only device initially supported, temperature sensors are the only devices initially supported,
other devices should be easy to add. Multiple devices on one other devices should be easy to add. Multiple devices on one
bus are supported. Both normal and overdrive modes are bus are supported. Both normal and overdrive modes are
supported.</p> supported.</p>
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there is a high bit error rate. There are indications that there is a high bit error rate. There are indications that
this is due to bad bit-read times. The code is written with this is due to bad bit-read times. The code is written with
enough resilience to cope with the problem by retrying, and enough resilience to cope with the problem by retrying, and
the error rate is low enough that a couple of retries papers the error rate is low enough that a couple of retries paper
over many marginal issues.</p> over many marginal issues.</p>
</body> </body>