On time according to the release schedule
Tag: FreeBSD
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“A set of scripts that generates a bootable image, ISO file or boot files only, that create a working minimal installation of FreeBSD. This minimal installation gets completely loaded into memory.”
The ISO file is like 100MB big and it provides a minimal fully functional FreeBSD working environment.
Originally developed by Martin Matuška aka mmatuska a prolific FreeBSD source committer and ZFS developer.
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Sub 10 seconds in the main branch !!
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Completely supports Kernel 6.10 and early phase of 6.11.
It also provides support for FreeBSD 12.2-RELEASE and newer.
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To the above responded Ed Maste:
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“FreeBSD 13.4 has a number of minor updates coming to the operating system. There are several driver updates like to the Intel ICE Ethernet network drvier and IRDRMA drivers. The LLVM/Clang compiler has been updated to LLVM 18.1.5 and there are also a number of other package updates such as SQLite 3.46 and OpenSSH 9.7p1. The in-progress FreeBSD 13.4 release notes can be found on FreeBSD.org.
For today’s FreeBSD 13.4-RC1 weekly development release, there is now a modernized set of packages on the DVD ISOs, a crash fix for “tail -F”, fixes for per-user ZFS dataset handling within the adduser command, and other fixes.“
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