Dave's FreeBSD Site FreeBSD is a version of UNIX based on the commercial 4.4BSD-Lite UNIX platform, developed by the Computer Systems Research Group at the University of California, Berkeley. As its name would imply, FreeBSD is a completely free operating system, available free of charge to anyone willing to download it or pay a small shipping and media fee to receive it on CD-ROM. Moreover, FreeBSD is free in the sense that its source code is freely available, open to all. No secrets here. F ...

Making a High School Intranet A trail map drawn by a teacher at a large rural school. First Published: July 1998. Revised: March 1999 Introduction Teachers in the classroom want their pupils to gain the skills needed to use the Internet, but know that a comprehensive learning experience means making and publishing web pages rather than just channel surfing through other peoples' creations. Home page projects have enourmous potential to enthuse creativity and literacy from childr ...

IPSec for FreeBSD This is the release 0.50b of an ipsec implementaion for FreeBSD for ipv4 only. It was ported from OpenBSD which again was ported from BSD/OS. Bug reports and comments are highly appreciated. Please refer to http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/ipsec-charter.html for more information about ipsec. Please note that I'm no longer maintaining this port as the KAME IPSec stack now also works for IPv4. KAME has now become part of the standard FreeBSD distribution. Please see m ...

Some FreeBSD-related projects/code. Note: in most cases the code is in form of a gzipped tar archive. Be careful to instruct your browser not to treat it as a text file and do unexpected conversions. Many of these things are now part of the standard FreeBSD distribution. When this is the case (marked in the list), check there for their most up-to-date version (the versions present here are just for reference or use on other platforms, and possibly out of date). Multimedia A Multicast-enable ...

Ragnet Home Page Welcome to the Ragnet web page. Very browser friendly because there is almost nothing here! Download or goto pages of code/information written by me for FreeBSD or TCL. A lot of this is OS independent, but I use FreeBSD so no warranties! MyNews: How to use inn and suck at home: a primer. tkX11: Tcl package for interacting with X11. remake: Funky PMake files insipred by Peter Miller's Recursive Make Considered Harmful. xcpugraph: A NeXT style cpu monitor. tclpty: ...

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The FreeBSD Diary (TM)Providing practical examples since 1998 [ HOME | TOPICS | INDEX | WEB RESOURCES | BOOKS | CONTRIBUTE | SEARCH | FEEDBACK | FAQ | FORUMS ] LOGIN User Login Create an account SEARCH Enter Keywords: The FreeBSD Diary has been providing practical examples for since 1998. The preference here is FreeBSD, a solid and reliable UNIX-like operating system. We think documentation is great. We also think working examples are better. We have hundreds of ste ...

About VMUNIX | FreeBSD | Documentation | RFC Welcome to www.VMUNIX.com. You'll find some information related to BSD UNIX on these pages, but mostly links to other places where you can get lots more info. I'll try to keep the links and local docs up to date. Get in touch with Mark if you spot a problem. The BSDs FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD Apple's Darwin site OpenDarwin BSD/OS FreeBSD Information A Comprehensive Guide to FreeBSD The FreeBSD.org Web Site Daemon News - ...