On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 1:16 PM, Dru Lavigne wrote:
>
>> I'm curious. When will the
>> examination cover other architectures such
>> as POWER/PowerPC, SPARC, and ARM?
>> Having an exam for such architectures would get the BSDs
>> recognition
>> as a reliable system with the Power group. Support fo
On 12 June 2012 14:15, Jared Barneck wrote:
>> I'm curious. When will the
>>> examination cover other architectures such
>>> as POWER/PowerPC, SPARC, and ARM?
>>> Having an exam for such architectures would get the BSDs
>>> recognition
>>> as a reliable system with the Power group. Support for ARM
On 12 Jun 2012, at 22:15, Jared Barneck wrote:
> Or you could start a company that uses FreeBSD on such systems and see if you
> can make it...
Someone did: http://semihalf.com/
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> I'm curious. When will the
>> examination cover other architectures such
>> as POWER/PowerPC, SPARC, and ARM?
>> Having an exam for such architectures would get the BSDs
>> recognition
>> as a reliable system with the Power group. Support for ARM
>> in the exam
>> could increase the use of the BS
>>The BSDA exam is for system administration, not development.
>Out of curiosity, is there a market for a FreeBSD Developer cert?
We have not done an analysis to see if there is a market. There has been
interest since we started the program, which came as a surprise to us seeing
that an open
> I'm curious. When will the
> examination cover other architectures such
> as POWER/PowerPC, SPARC, and ARM?
> Having an exam for such architectures would get the BSDs
> recognition
> as a reliable system with the Power group. Support for ARM
> in the exam
> could increase the use of the BSDs in
1. I believe that exam is architecture-neutral.
2. I fail to see specific administrative skills needed
for ARM (especially*), PowerPC and SPARC.
* BSDCG is not "how to build embedded system"
exam, the more- course.
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Hi Dru,
On 11 Jun 2012, at 20:33, Dru Lavigne wrote:
> The BSDCG gets requests quite often from employers who are looking for admins
> with BSD skills. We refer them to our BSDA certified linked in group as its
> members are all BSDA certified. There is also a linkedin group for those
> intere
I'm curious. When will the examination cover other architectures such
as POWER/PowerPC, SPARC, and ARM?
Having an exam for such architectures would get the BSDs recognition
as a reliable system with the Power group. Support for ARM in the exam
could increase the use of the BSDs in embedded devices;
> Hello,
> I'm currently planning on taking the BSD Association
> certification, as described here. (http://www.bsdcertification.org/)
>
> Although I am primarily doing so for personal, rather than
> economic reasons, I did want to ask whether or not it
> possibly *would* add to a resume, in the
Petrus writes:
> Although I am primarily doing so for personal, rather than economic
> reasons, I did want to ask whether or not it possibly *would* add to a
> resume, in the opinions of people here.
What you should ask yourself instead is "can it possibly hurt?"
> So I wanted to ask; how possib
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