DragonFly 5.4.3 is out. My users@ post describes upgrading, as do the 5.4 release notes. This release has a fix for an Intel floating-point bug.
Images are available for download at various mirrors, too. If you’ve recently upgraded to 5.4, it’s the normal build process. There’s a brand new complete build of all packages uploaded, too, so plan on a ‘pkg update’.
The bold-face title on the homepage still says “DragonFly 5.4.2 released” then directly below talks about 5.4.3.
Hey Matt,
Thanks for the release, but as Eric pointed out, please update/fix the typo on the website.
Hmm. I didn’t see these comments because I no longer get email copies of comments on the Digest. I am not sure if that is because of a major version change in WordPress, Google over-filtering, or something else.
Anyway, immediate issue fixed.
OpenBSD and Dragonfly BSD are so suplem.
2019/05/20 at 23:26
Dragonfly BSD have a netbsd-iscsi-target(20111006 or later)
or (FreeBSD based iscsi target) ctld ?
I want to use the hammer2 through by the ISCSI protocol.
FreeBSD can use zfs through by the ISCSI protocol.
I hate the “FreeBSD with ZFS” and that ISCSI solution.
If hammer2 will porting into the OpenBSD, It’s so cool!
I remember tuxillo (of EFnet #dragonflybsd) was working on an iscsi target, but I don’t know its state right now.