I’ve uploaded DragonFly 3.0.3 disk images, both ISO and IMG. They should start appearing on a mirror site near you in the next 24 hours. This took a while after the tagging, I know, but I wanted to make sure every one of them booted. I didn’t on a previous release, and regretted it.
A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD.
Could it be possible to add CARP support in the kernel by default ? I already asked on the mailing list but I don’t really know who will decide about this.
This is one of those things where there’s plenty of people who could do it, but nobody who has a particular focus to do so.
If you can submit a patch for it, it may help, since it makes it that much easier to do so.
Idea about thread kernel BSD – VERY GOOD!!! BUT REALISED – VERYBAD: rebuild world(kernel panic ) o’key. rebuild kernel -reboot: No loader(!!!!) – fdisk, disklabel not help – i return to FreeBSD(better old gcc, that unstable OS), i hope 10 years or 20 years i return to this OS, but NOT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Igor,
Please be a bit more specific on what doesn’t work for you. It work nice here for many moons :)
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Which commands do you use, what happens, etc?
Try ‘man fdisk’ etc, man pages are well maintained.
Also users@ mail-list might be better for this.
It seem like you could like dfly, so pity if you turn it down if you just need to learn a bit about using it
Justin,
Is 3.0.3 released yet?
http://www.dragonflybsd.org still says 3.0.2.
PS: Thanks for doing the RE work
Thomas – oops. I remember thinking I needed to update the page, and then lost track thinking about the mailing lists. Fixed now – thanks.