The ports security teams exists for a while now, so it should have a
proper listing on the administration page with all current members.
Thanks to Kurt Jaeger for the writeup and submitting the patch.
I only rewrapped one line to fit within the line limits.
PR: 235939
Submitted by: pi@
Drop mention of SVN and Perforce in favor of using github. If students
are familiar with anything it's going to be git.
Comment out text on gsoc flyers until someone makes an updated one.
Reported by: bz
Reviewed by: mmokhi
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D19505
The link was moved and no forwarding to the new location was put in
place, which resulted in a broken link. Update the link to the new
location.
PR: 236286
Submitted by: sdk7774@gmail.com
1) The line
sysrc -f /etc/sysctl.conf vm.max_wired=-1
does not work, it only returns an error about a name containing characters
not allowed in shell. Instead, use echo to add the line to sysctl.conf.
2) Fix the rules for automatic bridge creation, taken from the bridging
chapter of the handbook.
3) Add a note that FreeBSD's Dom0 requires booting in legacy (BIOS) mode.
4) Remove mention of xen.4th for the loader menu. It's not working anymore
with the Lua loader that we have now. Until this is fixed, don't refer
readers to it.
Thanks to royger@ for providing the patch.
Submitted by: royger@
Approved by: me
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D19294
variables are introduced.
This patch swaps the order of those two sections and pushes "Marking
a Port as Architecture Neutral" down one level.
By itself this patch seems trivial; however, it needs to be done to
prepare for expanding the section with non-trivial material.
Approved by: mat
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D19233
This is based on LLVM's Code Review policy. It differs it not requiring
review for non-trivial changes.
Reviewed by: bcr (verbal), allanjude, imp, jhb
Approved by: core
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D16730
In the discussion leading up to r52813, rgrimes@ suggested to add a
troubleshooting section to the Xen chapter to help with debugging issues.
In particular, users should know where Xen 4.11 and higher logs important
information relevant for debugging. There are also a couple of options
that increase the verbosity of the dom0 and enable iommu debugging. These
were divided up into two subsections: one for the host and the other for
the guest.
Thanks go out to royger@ for providing the information and putting together
a documentation patch before I could.
Suggested by: rgrimes
Patch by: royger
Approved by: bcr
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D19107
This patch clarifies which versions of FreeBSD support Xen 4.7 (PVHv1)
and Xen 4.11 or greater (PVHv2). Additionally, improve a few of the
instructions. Use onifconsole for Xen, add a line to loader.conf to
load the tap device. Remove restrictions to use MMCFG PCI accesses for
Xen >= 4.11. Make /var/log/xen stand out a bit more by making it a tip.
Finally, the example guest was creating a 10.3 version of FreeBSD,
which is no longer supported. Update that to 12.0 and wrap it in
replaceable tags so that people know they can put something else there.
Big thanks to royger@ for the updates and doing the documentation work
before I had a chance to do it.
Submitted by: royger@
Reported by: freebsd-xen mailinglist
Approved by: bcr@
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D19106
- Fix some dead links and punctuations
- pfctl_parser.c was moved to a new location since FreeBSD 10
- Fix a few service commands
Issues found when translating this chapter to pt_BR.
Reviewed by: bcr
Approved by: doc (bcr)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D18981
tree.
- Link to the templates on the reporting.html page.
Suggested by: emaste
Discussed with: secteam (emaste, remko)
Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation
FreeBSD accepts both uppercase and lowercase blocksize modifiers,
whereas Mac OS and Linux disagree on what case to use.
Reported by: Rob Hulley <hulleyrob@gmail.com>
them with KDE5 Plasma.
The instructions are rewritten to cover KDE5 specifics
like installing the necessary packages (SDDM).
Happy KDE5-ing on FreeBSD!
PR: 231235
Submitted by: lbartoletti@tuxfamily.org
Reviewed by: kde@, tcberner@
Approved by: tcberner@
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D18813
