Gasko, Peter [gaskopeter0...@postafiok.hu] wrote: > > 2) > https://www.bitrig.org/index.php?title=FAQ > A NEW OpenBSD fork! Will OpenBSD profit from this project?? :) >
Yes, quite probably. If you diff -ur openbsd bitrig you'll find the changes are almost all related to either removing AFS, rewriting the kernel lock manager, supporting LLVM, removing architectures, raising various limits, and some vfs change. There's also a few areas where Bitrig has missed updates in OpenBSD over the past months. http://www.nmedia.net/openbsd-jun6-bitrig-jun5.diff At the moment, Bitrig is basically a way to see what OpenBSD runs like on amd64 or i386, when compiled with LLVM. I'm sure that when WABPL is ported from NetBSD to Bitrig, someone might consider porting that work to OpenBSD. As fine-grained locking is implemented, that may be ported over as well. Hell, if the kernel pieces of KVM are available under a BSD-like license, someone might even get interested in bringing that over. Who knows. Chris
