DragonFly BSD Release 2.2.1
The HAMMER filesystem is considered production-ready in this release; It was first released in July 2008. The 2.2 release represents major stability improvements across the board, new drivers, much better pkgsrc support and integration, and a brand new release infrastructure with multiple target options." DragonFly is a
Posted May 7, 2009 13:39 UTC (Thu)
by perennialmind (guest, #45817)
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Posted May 7, 2009 22:41 UTC (Thu)
by ris (subscriber, #5)
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Yes it should. Thanks for the correction.
Posted May 7, 2009 13:43 UTC (Thu)
by migpc (guest, #24484)
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The sentence "DragonFly is a desktop oriented fork of FreeBSD" may be considered wrong.
Let me just bring a couple of lines from the main DragonFlyBSD page:
DragonFlyBSD seems to be more a "cluster oriented" fork of FreeBSD.
Anyway, thanks for bringing DragonFlyBSD news, it's a very interesting operating system, worth to keep an eye on.
M*
Should that read "DragonFly is a cluster oriented fork of FreeBSD"?
DragonFly BSD Release 2.2.1
DragonFly BSD Release 2.2.1
DragonFly BSD Release 2.2.1
"This filesystem [HAMMER] has been designed to solve numerous issues and to add many new capabilities to DragonFly, such as fine-grained snapshots, instant crash recovery, and near real-time mirroring. The filesytem is also intended to serve as a basis for the clustering work that makes up the second phase of the project."