“The FreeBSD Foundation has launched its AI-assisted Vulnerability Discovery Project with the key goal of reducing the number of exploitable vulnerabilities in the FreeBSD source code.”
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Official release announcement
Some of the highlights:
1) The iwlwifi(4) and other LinuxKPI based wireless networking drivers are now based on Linux v7.0.2) FreeBSD cloud images using packaged base systems now include pkg(8), and support automatic base system package updates on first boot.
3) A new kern.sched.name tunable allows the kernel scheduler to be selected at boot time.
4) Significant progress has been made towards complete support for the C23 version of the C programming language.5) Unicode support has been updated to Unicode 17.0.0 and CLDR 48, adding 4,803 characters.
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“Linux 7.1 has many exciting new features including the new NTFS driver, Intel FRED for better performance on Panther Lake and future CPUs, faster Intel Arc Battlemage graphics, improvements for older AMD Radeon GPUs, and a variety of other improvements.”
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“OpenZFS 2.4.3 is out today as the newest stable point release to this open-source ZFS file-system implementation as well as point releases for the OpenZFS 2.3 and 2.2 series too.
One month after OpenZFS 2.4.2, OpenZFS 2.4.3 is now available with additional fixes. On the Linux side the kernel support still extends up through the Linux 7.0 stable kernel even with Linux v7.1 expected for release this coming Sunday. Hopefully another OpenZFS point release will be out shortly thereafter with blessed Linux 7.1 kernel support.
OpenZFS 2.4.3 adds an encryption key check for block cloning in ZVOL, some FreeBSD-specific work like being able to build the kernel module with sanitizers, fixing some double free conditions, fixing a possible panic, some Linux compatibility updates, a number of continuous integration (CI) updates, and various other minor fixes throughout.
Details on the OpenZFS 2.4.3 changes in full and downloads via GitHub.
In addition to the OpenZFS 2.4.3 point release, OpenZFS 2.3.8 and OpenZFS 2.2.10 are available with many of the same bug fixes back-ported to those prior series plus other relevant fixes.”
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Along with zfs-2.2.10 and zfs-2.3.8.
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The official release announcement will be on June 16th.
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Unit tests are deterministic tests that complement the ZTS testing infrastructure. They were first implemented by robn in test_zap.c to cover the ZAP API including microzap and fatzap.
My commit introduces a new namecheck validity testing framework for zfs pools, datasets, snapshots etc. It covers the full namecheck.c functions.
To run the test, execute make unit T=namecheck
> make unit T=namecheckUNITTEST tests/unit/test_namecheckRunning test suite with seed 0x5842ef3e...namecheck.pool [ OK ] [ 0.00000954 / 0.00000873 CPU ]namecheck.dataset [ OK ] [ 0.00001064 / 0.00000984 CPU ]namecheck.snapshot [ OK ] [ 0.00000589 / 0.00000590 CPU ]namecheck.bookmark [ OK ] [ 0.00000654 / 0.00000605 CPU ]namecheck.component [ OK ] [ 0.00000508 / 0.00000508 CPU ]namecheck.permset [ OK ] [ 0.00000608 / 0.00000561 CPU ]namecheck.mountpoint [ OK ] [ 0.00000337 / 0.00000329 CPU ]namecheck.depth [ OK ] [ 0.00000204 / 0.00000159 CPU ]8 of 8 (100%) tests successful, 0 (0%) test skipped.
https://github.com/chrislongros/zfs/commit/7e054b2e7ea80c7c838f7fd44b7d517eea5c9d18
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If a card is in a filtered deck (odid != 0), the post-sync reschedule only updates its odue and the card stays in the filtered deck — but it still updates mod/usn. The end result is that reviews on other devices get overwritten.
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The patch set with 64 commits has been created!
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Happy to see my ZFS commits get upstream to FreeBSD 🙂
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From July 1 StorJ will introduce a minimum 50 dollar per month payment irrespective from storage usage !
As of now I run weekly S3 backups with restic from my TrueNAS to StroJ. I may need to migrate to some other solution e.g. Hetzner ….
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That means the official 15.1 announcement will be delayed for one week.
/root 